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✨ Clean Zones and Transport Routes

Wellington Regional Stadium

Clean zone
The area shown in the Map 17, including:

(a) the area bordered by, and including:

(i) Wellington Regional Stadium;

(ii) Aotea Quay and Waterloo Quay from the northernmost point of Wellington Regional Stadium to Bunny Street;

(iii) Bunny Street from Waterloo Quay to Thorndon Quay;

(iv) Thorndon Quay from Bunny Street to Davis Street; and

(v) A line from the corner of Thorndon Quay and Davis Street to the south-western corner of the Wellington Regional Stadium.

(b) Aotea Quay from the northernmost point of Wellington Regional Stadium to the State Highway 1 Wellington Urban Motorway;

(d) Mulgrave Street from Thorndon Quay to Murphy Street; and

(e) Murphy Street from Mulgrave Street to Turnbull Street.

Clean transport routes
The land comprising the routes shown in Map 18, namely:

(a) Johnsonville railway line from Wellington Station to Johnsonville Station;

(b) Wairarapa railway line from Wellington Station to Ngauranga Station;

(c) State Highway 1 Wellington Urban Motorway from the intersection with State Highway 2 to the intersection of Calabar Road and Caledonia Street.

Clean periods
The Wellington Regional Stadium clean zone and clean transport routes will apply during the following clean periods:

(a) From 8.00am on Saturday 10 September 2011 until 11.59pm on Sunday 11 September 2011;

(b) From 8.00am on Friday 16 September 2011 until 11.59pm on Saturday 17 September 2011;

(d) From 8.00am on Friday 30 September 2011 until 11.59pm on Sunday 2 October 2011;

(e) From 8.00am on Thursday 6 October 2011 until 11.59pm on Monday 10 October 2011.

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🏗️ Declaration of Clean Zones and Clean Periods for Rugby World Cup 2011 (continued from previous page)

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KeywordsMajor Events Management Act 2007, Clean Zones, Clean Transport Routes, Rugby World Cup 2011, Wellington Regional Stadium, Map 17, Map 18

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