New Zealand Gazette – 2015 – No. 53

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✨ Environmental and Transport Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 53 — 14 MAY 2015

Date of Approval	Participant Name	Description of Activity	Details of Unique Emissions Factor
12 December 2014	Enviro Waste Services Limited	Operating a waste disposal facility	0.131 tCO2e/t waste
27 February 2015	Wellington City Council	Operating a waste disposal facility	0.82 tCO2e/t waste
2 March 2015	Rotokawa Geothermal Limited, Tahumatua and Company LP	Using geothermal fluid >4,000 tonnes CO2e/yr	0.01336 tCO2e/t steam
25 March 2015	Contact Energy Limited	Using geothermal fluid >4,000 tonnes CO2e/yr	0.0059 tCO2e/t steam
8 April 2015	Marlborough District Council	Operating a waste disposal facility	0.695 tCO2e/t waste

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Variable Speed Limits—State Highway 29, Kaimai Range

Pursuant to clause 6.1 of Land Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits 2003 and a delegation from the NZ Transport Agency, I, Glenn Bunting, Network Manager, approve variable speed limits on State Highway 29, over the Kaimai Range, in accordance with the conditions set out in this notice.

Conditions

Variable Speed Limit

The NZ Transport Agency may set a variable speed limit of 30, 40, 50, 60, 70 or 80km/h on the section of State Highway 29 described in condition 2 of this notice. The speed limit may be varied to manage the safety of road users and the efficient flow of traffic due to weather conditions, in emergency circumstances or during road works.

Section of State Highway

A variable speed limit may be set on the section of State Highway 29 from 1000 metres west of the intersection with Soldiers Road, on the eastern side of the Kaimai Range, to 1360 metres east of the intersection with State Highway 28 (Rapurapu Road), on the western side of the Kaimai Range.

Signs

Variable speed limit signs that comply with Land Transport Rule: Traffic Control Devices 2004 must be installed to notify road users that a section of road is subject to a variable speed limit as follows:

(a) Two "Variable speed" (R1-2.1) signs at each end of the section of State Highway 29 described in condition 2 of this notice, facing road users travelling towards the variable speed limit;

(b) Four "Variable speed" (R1-2.1) signs at the summit of the Kaimai Range on State Highway 29, approximately 920 metres west of Hanga Road, with two signs facing road users travelling in each direction;

(c) Two "Standard" (R1-1) or "100 km/h" (R1-1.1) speed limit signs at each end of the section of State Highway 29 described in condition 2, facing road users leaving the variable speed limit, to notify them of the permanent speed limit beyond that point;

(d) At least one "Variable speed" (R1-2.1) repeater sign at each location, installed with a spacing of no more than 2.6km between repeater signs, on the section of State Highway 29 east of the summit (from 1000 metres west of Soldiers Road to 920 metres west of Hanga Road); and

(e) At least one "Variable speed" (R1-2.1) repeater sign at each location, installed with a spacing of no more than 2.0km between repeater signs, on the section of State Highway 29 west of the summit (from 920 metres west of Hanga Road to 1360 metres east of the intersection with State Highway 28 (Rapurapu Road)).

Speed Limit Displayed on Signs

The variable speed limit that applies to a section of road at any time must be displayed on the variable speed limit signs within that section of road. A different speed limit may apply to the section of road between any two signs. When the permanent speed limit for the road applies, the variable speed limit signs may display the permanent limit or may be blank.

Recording changes of Speed Limit

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💰 Notice of Approval of Unique Emissions Factors (continued from previous page)

Domain💰 Finance & Revenue
KeywordsEmissions Trading Scheme, Unique Emissions Factors, Environmental Protection Authority

🚂 Approval of Variable Speed Limits on State Highway 29, Kaimai Range

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsVariable Speed Limits, State Highway 29, Kaimai Range, Road Safety
👩‍💼 Officials

Glenn Bunting, Network Manager, NZ Transport Agency

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