New Zealand Gazette – 2000 – No. 135

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✨ Traffic Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 135

State Highway No. 26 (Hamilton-Kopu): from the eastern boundary of Hamilton City to State Highway No. 1 (Awarua-Bluff).

Baverstock Road (formerly Thomas Road): from Brymer Road to a point 1200 metres measured north-easterly generally along Baverstock Road from Brymer Road.

Borman Road.

Brymer Road: from Rotokauri Road to a point 1050 metres measured north-westerly generally along Brymer Road from Grandview Road.

Burbush Road.

Cate Road: from Kay Road to a point 300 metres measured northerly generally along Cate Road from Thomas Road.

Church Road: from State Highway No. 1 (Awanui-Bluff) to a point 230 metres measured south-westerly generally along Church Road from Balmerino Crescent.

Cobham Drive: from a point 60 metres measured south-easterly generally along Cobham Drive from Bridge Street to State Highway No. 1 (Awanui-Bluff).

Crosby Road: from a point 500 metres measured north-easterly generally along Crosby Road from Sussex Street to Tramway Road.

Dixon Road: from Waterford Road to its south-eastern end.

Echo Bank Place.

Exelby Road.

Gainsford Road.

Gordon Road.

Hall Road.

Horsham Downs Road.

Hukanui Road: from a point 80 metres measured northerly generally along Hukanui Road from Gerrard Place to Horsham Downs Road.

Kay Road.

Lee Road.

Matangi Road.

Peacockes Road: from a point 40 metres measured north-easterly generally along Peacockes Road from Waiora Terrace to Raynes Road.

Powells Road: from a point 150 metres measured easterly generally along Powells Road from Raymond Street to the eastern boundary of Hamilton City.

Pukete Road: from a point 10 metres measured northerly generally along Pukete Road from Milthorpe Crescent to the northern boundary of Hamilton City.

Raynes Road.

River Road: from a point 100 metres measured north-westerly generally along River Road from Sylvester Road to the northern boundary of Hamilton City.

Rotokauri Road: from Baverstock Road (formerly Thomas Road) to the western boundary of Hamilton City.

Rototuna Road: from Endeavour Avenue to Horsham Downs Road.

Ruakura Road: from a point 270 metres measured easterly generally along Ruakura Road from Peachgrove Road to the eastern boundary of Hamilton City.

Ruffell Road.

Silverdale Road: from Carrington Avenue to Ruakura Road.

Stubbs Road.

Sylvester Road.

Tasman Road: from the overbridge intersecting with the State Highway No. 1 (Awanui-Bluff) to Te Kowhai Road.

Te Kowhai Road: Tasman Drive to the western boundary of Hamilton City.

Te Rapa Road: from Forest Lake Road to Avalon Drive.

Thomas Road: from Gordonton Road to Horsham Downs Road.

Tramway Road: from a point 170 metres measured northerly generally along Tramway Road from Carrs Road to Gordonton Road.

Tuhikaramea Road: from Pygmalion Place to the south-western boundary of Hamilton City.

Ulster Street: from Mill Street to Forest Lake Road.

Waikato Drive.

Weston Lea Drive.

Second Schedule

SITUATED within Hamilton City:

State Highway No. 3 (Hamilton-Woodville via New Plymouth): from Resthill Crescent to a point 750 metres measured south-easterly generally along the said State highway from Resthill Crescent.

Baverstock Road (formerly Thomas Road): from Brymer Road to a point 1200 metres measured north-easterly generally along Baverstock Road from Brymer Road.

Hukanui Road: from a point 80 metres measured northerly generally along Hukanui Road from Gerrard Place to Horsham Downs Road.

Horsham Downs Road: from Hukanui Road to a point 300 metres measured northerly generally along Horsham Downs Road from Thomas Road.

Rototuna Road: from Endeavour Avenue to Horsham Downs Road.

Silverdale Road: from Carrington Avenue to Ruakura Road.

Thomas Road: from a point 100 metres measured easterly generally along Thomas Road from Sexton Road to Horsham Downs Road.

Signed at Wellington this 19th day of September 2000.

J.P. EDGAR, Manager, Safer Roads.

New Zealand Gazette, 4 November 1999, No. 163, page 3900.

(RT01/3/11 Hamilton City)

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The Traffic (Ashburton District) Notice No. 4, 2000

Pursuant to section 52 of the Transport Act 1962 and Regulation 21 (2) of the Traffic Regulations 1976, and pursuant to an authority sub-delegated to me by the Land Transport Safety Authority of New Zealand, dated 9 June 1997, I, John Paul Edgar, Manager, Safer Roads, give the following notice:

Notice

This notice may be cited as the Traffic (Ashburton District) Notice No. 4, 2000.
Those localities and roads on the plan numbered LT 0054/1, entitled “Ashburton District Gazetted Roading Speed Restrictions at Methven”, and held by the Head Office of the Land Transport Safety Authority, and indicated by markings in accordance with the legend on that Plan, are declared to be:

(a) closely populated localities at all times, pursuant to section 52 (1) (c) of the Transport Act 1962; or

(b) 70 kilometres an hour speed limit areas, pursuant to Regulation 21 (2) of the Traffic Regulations 1976,

as may be ascertained from the legend. The plan and legend are hereby incorporated into this notice.

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🚂 Traffic (Hamilton City) Notice 2000 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated19 September 2000
KeywordsTraffic Regulations, Speed Limits, Hamilton City, State Highways
👩‍💼 Officials

J.P. Edgar, Manager, Safer Roads

🚂 The Traffic (Ashburton District) Notice No. 4, 2000

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
Dated19 September 2000
KeywordsTraffic Regulations, Speed Limits, Ashburton District, Methven
👩‍💼 Officials

John Paul Edgar, Manager, Safer Roads

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