New Zealand Gazette – 2012 – No. 122

Page 3493

✨ Transport and Education Notices

4 OCTOBER 2012 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 122 3493

Inserting new line 855A in Schedule 1 to read:

"Line No.: 855A
Region: 11
SH No.: 73
Locality: Yaldhurst
Section of State Highway: From 150m east of Buchanans Road to 150m west of Buchanans Road.
Speed Restriction (km/h): See Schedule 2
New Zealand Gazette Reference: 4/10/2012, No 122, page 3490"

Amending line 1030 in Schedule 1 to read:

"Line No.: 1030
Region: 13
SH No.: 6
Locality: Albert Town
Section of State Highway: From 680m north of Alison Avenue to 370m west of Alison Avenue.
Speed Limit (km/h): 70
New Zealand Gazette Reference: 4/10/2012, No 122, page 3490"

Amending line 1031 in Schedule 1 to read:

"Line No.: 1031
Region: 13
SH No.: 6
Locality: Albert Town
Section of State Highway: From 370m west of Alison Avenue to 400m south-east of the SH84 intersection.
Speed Limit (km/h): 80
New Zealand Gazette Reference: 4/10/2012, No 122, page 3490"

Inserting new line in Schedule 2 to read:

"Section of State highway: The section of State Highway 1 at Himatangi from 150m south of Himatangi Beach Road and Highway 56 to 150m north of Himatangi Beach Road and Highway 56.
Speed limit: Any time during any period specified in condition 3 of the Variable Speed Limit at Rural Intersections Notice when a variable speed limit sign installed on the section of State highway displays the numerals "70", the speed limit is 70 km/h. At all other times the speed limit is 100 km/h."

Inserting new line in Schedule 2 to read:

"Section of State highway: The section of State Highway 73 at Yaldhurst from 150m east of Buchanans Road to 150m west of Buchanans Road.
Speed limit: Any time during any period specified in condition 3 of the Variable Speed Limit at Rural Intersections Notice when a variable speed limit sign installed on the section of State highway displays the numerals "70", the speed limit is 70 km/h. At all other times the speed limit is 100 km/h."

Inserting new line in Schedule 2 to read:

"Section of State highway: The section of State Highway 24 (Broadway) at Matamata from a point approximately 80m north-west of the intersection of State Highway 24 with Vosper Street to a point approximately 60m south-east of the intersection of State Highway 24 with Hohaia Street.
Speed limit: Any time during any period specified in condition 2 of the School Zones Notice when a variable speed limit sign installed on the section of State highway displays the numerals "40", the speed limit is 40 km/h. At all other times the speed limit is 50 km/h."

Authority to Make Bylaw—This bylaw was made by the Chief Advisor (Professional Services) Highways and Network Operations, under delegated authority of the NZ Transport Agency.

Signed on behalf of the NZ Transport Agency by:

DAVID BATES, Chief Advisor (Professional Services), Highways and Network Operations.

Supplement to the New Zealand Gazette, 1 September 2010, No. 112, page 2967

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Land Notices

Education Act 1989

Land Declared No Longer Required for Education Purposes

Pursuant to section 70A of the Education Act 1989, and pursuant to an authority delegated to me, I, Kim Shannon, General Manager, Schools Infrastructure Group, Ministry of Education, Wellington, hereby give the following notice.

Notice

The land described in the Schedule to this notice is no longer required for education purposes.
This notice shall come into force on 4 October 2012.

Schedule

Area ha	Description
0.0805	Lot 28 DPS 22947 (Computer Freehold Register SA31A/11).
0.5876	Section 16 Ohura Suburban (Computer Freehold Register TNL1/813), Taranaki Land Registry.
0.0890	Part Lot 2 DP 351991 (Computer Freehold Register 213282), Taranaki Land Registry. (subject to survey)
0.0809	Lot 8 DP 1384 (All New Zealand Gazette, 6 June 1974, No. 56, page 1124), Westland Land Registration District.
0.0736	Lot 64 DPS 4716, comprised and described in Part Computer Freehold Register 536768.
0.0754	Lot 63 DPS 9932 and being part Allotment 39, Parish of Matata.
0.2503	Lot 1 DP 20583.

Dated at Wellington this 3rd day of October 2012.

KIM SHANNON, General Manager, Schools Infrastructure Group, Ministry of Education.

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🚂 New Zealand Transport Agency (Speed Limits on State Highways) Amendment Bylaw 2012/5 (continued from previous page)

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsSpeed Limits, State Highways, Bylaw Amendment, Government Roading Powers Act 1989, Land Transport Rule, Hamilton, Cambridge, Whatawhata, Matamata, Kopu, Tapu, Te Mata, Te Rerenga, Kuaotunu, Wharekaho, Simpsons Beach, Whitianga, Whangamata, Te Poi, Himatangi, Christchurch, Yaldhurst, Albert Town
👩‍💼 Officials

DAVID BATES, Chief Advisor (Professional Services), Highways and Network Operations

🎓 Land Declared No Longer Required for Education Purposes

Domain🎓 Education, Culture & Science
Dated3 October 2012
KeywordsEducation Act 1989, Land Disposal, Ministry of Education, Wellington
👩‍💼 Officials

Kim Shannon, General Manager, Schools Infrastructure Group, Ministry of Education

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