Tuesday 11 July 2017, 7.30pm
Present: Iain MacLean, June Penhey, Kate Dreaver, Paul FitzGerald
Apologies: Pauline Morse, Jonathon Harker, Brian Sullivan, Dale Williams, Rebecca Davis …
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Starting next Sunday night (9 July), the New Zealand Transport Agency and Porirua City Council will be trimming vegetation along State Highway 1 to clear power lines. This work will go on for eight nights, and also includes some other maintenance and road safety work. It follows the power cut from three weeks ago, which was caused by trees growing through the lines.
They’ve provided the following information for Pukerua Bay residents. …
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Pukerua Bay Residents Association is working with Muri Road residents and Porirua City Council to improve aspects of road and pedestrian safety along Muri Road.
We’re after feedback by the end of the first week in June before 28 May.
In early 2016, we asked Muri Road residents to take part in a survey on how Muri Road could be made safer for everyone.
They told us that they wanted lighting along the road improved, some form of footpath and to reduce the speed of cars using the road.
With this information we put in a successful bid to the Council for funding to undertake a village planning project for 2016/17 to make changes that would improve road and pedestrian safety.
This document outlines proposed work to improve lighting, walkability and the speed of cars along Muri Road. It also outlines some opportunities for other work that could be done at the same time.
Please study this document and provide any feedback on this form by the end of the first week in June before 28 May.
It can be dropped into the letterbox at 84 Muri Road or dropped back to the Council’s Village Planning Team at the main administration building in Cobham Court.
Feel free to discuss this project with us (Iain MacLean 027 420 3056, iain@maclean.name or Pauline Morse 239 9838) or with the Council’s Village Planning team who can be contacted through the main Council number 237-5089.
Your feedback will be incorporated into development of the final plan and we will be in touch to outline the next steps. …
Muri Road safety improvements — community feedback wantedRead More »
Muri Road safety improvements — community feedback wanted Read More »
At the Residents’ Association AGM last year, NZTA presented a number of options for improving safety along the State Highway, and got some good feedback on the options. We heard back from them recently about the progress on the options.
They said:
Two of our committee members had a meeting with NZTA today at the shops, to look at the potential site for a pedestrian refuge. Given the standards for pedestrian refuges, the need to retain the right turn into Teihana Rd and have sufficient space for 2-3 cars waiting to turn, the most practicable and suitable site would be across from the northern end of the white barrier at the car parks to a bit south of the stone wall on the Te Motu side of the highway. It may be that a temporary refuge is set out and monitored, via a camera mounted on the light standard by the toilets, over a week or so to see how successfully it works.
To aid line of sight on the Te Motu Rd side there may need to be some modification of the bank on that side, but not affecting the stone wall, if the fixture is permanent. One of the people on the team grew up in Pukerua Bay so is familiar with the issues.
We’ll let you know when we’ve got some more info on their progress.
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This year the committee continued its focus on our Village Planning projects, in particular the Muri Reserve community garden/food forest, safety along people travelling along Muri Road and the Green and Gold trails, as well as responding to issues arising from the opening of Te Araroa walkway, and supporting the Pukerua Bay Store. …
Pukerua Bay Residents’ Association — 2016 Annual Report of the ChairRead More »
Pukerua Bay Residents’ Association — 2016 Annual Report of the Chair Read More »
The Pukerua Bay Residents Association is running a survey on the future of our local store. Its liquor licence application is being opposed by the Police and the Liquor Licensing Inspector, and there is a risk the store could close if it cannot sell alcohol. If you are a resident, and have a view on the value of the store to the community, please fill in the survey.
Pukerua Bay shop liquor licence Read More »
On Saturday, 9 April 2016, the Paekakariki Escarpment track opened to the public, enabling walkers to walk the entire length of the track between Pukerua Bay and Paekakariki. The 10 km track climbs high above the railway line and is part of the Te Araroa New Zealand walking trail.
For one-way hikes, the nearby railway stations at Pukerua Bay and Paekakariki allow the option to take the train back to close to the starting point. The track is unsuitable for people with vertigo and children younger than 8 due to being narrow, with steep drop-offs to the side.
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Tuesday, 18 November 2014, 7.30 pm
Pukerua Bay Community Hall
Committee members: Iain MacLean, Kate Dreaver, Pauline Morse, Geert van de Vorstenbosch, Ted Coats, Dagmar Pesendorfer, Tia Beaufort
Porirua City Council: Bronwyn Kropp, Anita Baker, Euon Murrell, Peter Bailey.
Community members: Ralph Johnson, Ara Swanney, Pamela Gerrish-Nunn, Gay Hay, Jenny Wrightson, Chris Paice, Jenny Dawson, Karen Apperley, Tony Quayle, Mack Morum, Pauline Morum, Jonathan Harker, Janice Rodenburg, Paul Clegg, Tainui Salzmann.
Apologies: Gill England, Bill Inge, June Penhey, Jonathan Jull
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2014 Residents’ Association AGM minutes Read More »
This year the committee continued to focus its activities on initiatives contained in the Village Plan. …
Pukerua Bay Residents’ Association — 2015 Annual Report of the ChairRead More »
Pukerua Bay Residents’ Association — 2015 Annual Report of the Chair Read More »
This year the committee has focussed its efforts in the environment and recreation area, and has worked with local authorities and other groups to support local residents and the community. …
Pukerua Bay Residents’ Association — 2014 Annual Report of the ChairRead More »
Pukerua Bay Residents’ Association — 2014 Annual Report of the Chair Read More »
