New Zealand Gazette – 2017 – No. 75

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✨ Speed Limit Amendments

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 75 — 27 JULY 2017

Line No.: 21
Region: 1
SH No.: 1
Locality: Kaiwaka
Section of State Highway: From 285m north-west of Kaiwaka/Mangawhai Road to 300m south of Settlement Road.
Speed Limit (km/h): 60
New Zealand Gazette Reference: 27/7/2014, Notice No. 2017-au3732

Deleting line 22 in Schedule 1
Inserting line 774A in Schedule 1 to read:

Line No.: 774A
Region: 10
SH No.: 60
Locality: Motueka
Section of State Highway: From 190m south of Courtney Street to 40m south of Old Wharf Road.
Speed Limit (km/h): See Schedule 2
New Zealand Gazette Reference: 27/7/2014, Notice No. 2017-au3732

Amending line 888 in Schedule 1 to read:

Line No.: 888
Region: 11
SH No.: 75
Locality: Little River
Section of State Highway: From 200m south-west of Morrisons Road to 270m north-east of Western Valley Road.
Speed Limit (km/h): 60
New Zealand Gazette Reference: 27/7/2014, Notice No. 2017-au3732

Inserting line 898AA in Schedule 1 to read:

Line No.: 898AA
Region: 11
SH No.: 79
Locality: Geraldine
Section of State Highway: From a point 50m north of the intersection of State Highway 79 with Wright Street to a point 90m south of the intersection of State Highway 79 with Huffey Road.
Speed Limit (km/h): See Schedule 2
New Zealand Gazette Reference: 27/7/2014, Notice No. 2017-au3732

Inserting line 774A in Schedule 2 to read:

Section of State Highway: The section of State Highway 60 at Motueka from 190m south of Courtney Street to 40m south of Old Wharf Road.
Speed Limit: The variable speed limit may operate for a maximum period of:
a. 35 minutes before the start of school until the start of school;
b. 20 minutes at the end of school, being no earlier than five minutes before the end of school,
as specified in the New Zealand Gazette, 21 April 2011, No. 55, page 1284. When a variable speed limit sign installed on the section of State highway displays the numerals "40", the speed limit is 40km/h. At all other times the speed limit is 50km/h.
New Zealand Gazette Reference: 27/7/2014, Notice No. 2017-au3732

Inserting line 898AA in Schedule 2 to read:

Section of State Highway: The section of State Highway 79 at Geraldine from a point 50m north of the

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