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✨ Traffic Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

28 APRIL

R. L. REYNOLDS, Senior Automotive Engineer.
(M.O.T. 17/6/1)
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Transport Act 1962

The Traffic (Pukekohe Borough) Notice No. 1, 1988

Pursuant to the Transport Act 1962, a delegation from the Minister of Transport, and a subdelegation from the Secretary for Transport, I, Carne Maurice Clissold, Chief Traffic Engineer, give the following notice:

Notice
This notice may be cited as the Traffic (Pukekohe Borough) Notice No. 1, 1988.

The roads specified in the First Schedule are excluded from the limitation as to speed imposed by section 52 of the Transport Act 1962.

The roads specified in the Second Schedule are declared to be 70 kilometres an hour speed limit areas pursuant to regulation 21 (2) of the Traffic Regulations 1976.

The Traffic (Pukekohe Borough) Notice No. 1, 1986, signed the 15th day of September 1986, issued pursuant to section 52 of the Transport Act 1962, and regulation 21 (2) of the Traffic Regulations 1976 is revoked.

First Schedule

Situated within Pukekohe Borough:

No. 22 State Highway (Runciman-Te Uku): from a point 100 metres measured southerly, generally, along the said State highway from Nelson Street to the south-eastern boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Anzac Road: from a point 400 metres measured southerly, generally, along the said road from Kitchener Road West to the said road's southern end.

Beatty Road: from Birdwood Road to the northern boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Belgium Road.

Belmont Road.

Beresford Street: from a point 240 metres measured westerly, generally, along the said road from Wellington Street to Puni Road.

Birch Road: from a point 20 metres measured easterly, generally, along the said road from Station Road to the eastern boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Calcutta Road.

Cape Hill Road: from Franklin Road to the northern boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Cherry Crescent.

East Street: from Ngahere Road to the eastern boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Factory Road.

Franklin Road: from Stadium Drive to Cape Hill Road.

Green Lane: from a point 160 metres measured southerly, generally, along the said road from Ward Street to Kitchener Road West.

Helvetia Road: from Birdwood Road to the north-western boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Jellicoe Road.

John Street: from Nelson Street to Kitchener Road East.

Jutland Road: from Victoria Street West to West Street.

Kauri Road: from Helvetia Road to the said road's south-western end.

Kitchener Road: from a point 200 metres measured westerly, generally, along the said road from Wellington Street to the western boundary of Pukekohe Borough, and from Tuakau Road to No. 22 State Highway (Runciman-Te Uku).

McNally Road.

Middleton Road.

Ngahere Road.

Princes Street West: from Puriri Road to Jutland Road.

Puni Road: from McNally Road to the western boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Puriri Road.

Quarry Road.

Station Road: from Subway Road to the south-eastern boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Tuakau Road: from a point 200 metres measured south-easterly, generally, along the said road from Kitchener Road East to the south-eastern boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Upper Queen Street: from a point 320 metres measured southerly, generally, along the said road from Kitchener Road to the southern boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Valley Road: from a point 260 metres measured northerly, generally, along the said road from East Street to the northern boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Victoria Street West: from a point 100 metres measured easterly, generally, along the said road from Factory Road to the western boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Webb Street.

West Street: from a point 200 metres measured south-westerly, generally, along the said road from Helvetia Road to Jutland Road.

Woodlands Road.

Second Schedule

Situated within Pukekohe Borough:

No. 22 State Highway (Runciman-Te Uku): from a point 100 metres measured southerly, generally, along the said State highway from Nelson Street, to a point 80 metres measured southerly, generally, along the said State highway from Kitchener Road.

Cape Hill Road: from Franklin Road to Valley Road.

Franklin Road: from Stadium Drive to Cape Hill Road.

John Street: from Nelson Street to Kitchener Road East.

Jutland Road: from Victoria Street West to West Street.

Kitchener Road: from Tuakau Road to No. 22 State Highway (Runciman-Te Uku).

McNally Road: from Puni Road to a point 200 metres measured westerly, generally, along McNally Road from Puni Road.

Puni Road: from McNally Road to the western boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

Victoria Street West: from a point 100 metres measured easterly, generally, along the said road from Factory Road to the western boundary of Pukekohe Borough.

West Street: from a point 200 metres measured south-westerly, generally, along the said road from Helvetia Road to Jutland Road.

Signed at Wellington this 15th day of April 1988.

C. M. CLISSOLD, Chief Traffic Engineer.

New Zealand Gazette, No. 149, dated 25 September 1986, page 4044.

(M.O.T. 29/2 (Pukekohe Borough))
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