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Part 1 - Western Bay of Plenty District Council
Operations Committee INFORMATION PACK OP10 Monday 30 March and Tuesday 31 March, and Wednesday 22 April 2015 Open Items Operations Committee No. OP10 Monday 30 March, Tuesday 31 March and Wednesday 22 April 2015 Information Pack Pages Schedule of Contents 1. Copies of Submissions to State Highway 2 Revocation : Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Operations Committee – OP10 State Highway 2 Revocation – Speed Limits Hearing Contents Item Submitter List – Name Submitter List – ID Submissions (Original) Page Number Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: ID Full Name Submitter ID Page Ref CAMERON, LAURENCE OWEN 1 1 COOPER, DUANE JASON 2 3 COOPER, SIOBHAN 3 4 GORDON, KERRY GLENN 4 5 WARU, NICOLE ARIHIA 5 6 MACFARLANE, DUNCAN 6 8 DOVASTON, AMY 7 9 HAREB, KATHY PHYLLIS 8 11 HINTZ, ROGER GRAHAM 9 12 THOMPSON, ALAN JAMES 10 14 WHITEHEAD, ALLAN ASHBY(JNR) 11 16 GORDON, GALE DIANNE 12 18 CAMMOCK, FRANK JOHN 13 20 ROBINSON, MARTY 14 21 CHILDERHOUSE, HEATHER LOUISE 15 23 NORMANTON, JENNIFER 16 25 SIMPSON, JAMES 17 27 SIMPSON, DAVID 18 29 STACK, HAZEL CATHERINE 19 30 COGDALE, MARLAYNN ANN 20 31 LEIGHTON, MATTHEW GEORGE 21 33 RONAKI, TRACEY TAWHAI 22 35 HARDMAN, WILFRED 23 37 KING, KATHRYN ANNE 24 39 RIDDINGTON, JOANNE 25 41 CRAWFORD, SHERYL JOY 26 42 SUBWAY TE PUKE 27 43 CORNEY, MICHAEL WILLIAM 28 44 KNIGHT, DUANE 29 46 STEINER, KIM THERESA 30 48 CLIFTON, SKYLA 31 50 ELLISON, ANGE 32 51 TE MANA O NGATI RANGITIHI TRUST 33 52 BLACKWELL, JESSICA 34 53 HURST, DAVID PEMBROKE 35 55 CAMERON, BRUCE 36 56 MCPHERSON, NIGEL 37 58 STEWART, JEN 38 60 MARSH, JILL MARIE 39 61 RICKARD, ROBYN JEANETTE 40 63 DIPROSE, BRUCE JOHN 41 64 TAYLOR, ANGELA MARY NIMMO 42 66 Created On: 3/17/2015 4:11:23 PM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 1 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: ID HOGGINS, COLLEEN MAVIS 43 68 TAYLOR, IAN GRAHAM 44 70 CAWTE, KIM MARIE 45 72 STOTT, JUDITH MARION 46 74 ORR, BRUCE 47 76 MOIR, ROGER 48 78 CAMERON, GREGORY BRUCE 49 80 GARWOOD, JOHN 50 82 SCOTHERN, GRANT 51 84 POOK, SONYA LEIGH 52 85 HENNELL, JEFFREY 53 87 SPENCER, HEATHER CHRISTINE 54 89 FALLOWS, SANDRA ELIZABETH 55 91 FALLOWS, MICHAEL REA 56 93 VERCOE, GREGORY JOSEPH 57 94 QUALITY CROP LINK LTD 58 96 KIVELL, STEPHANIE 59 97 HARTNUP, KATIE 60 98 BURT, KYLIE LOUISE 61 99 MCINTYRE, DAVID 62 100 RONALD, KOWHAI 63 101 HANNAY, IAIN WILLIAM 64 102 HANNAY, JOANNE MARGARET 65 103 RIDDINGTON, SUE 66 104 CAREY, GEOFFREY PEARCE 67 106 BUTTON, HEATHER 68 108 READ, FREDRICK LEIGHTON 69 110 WILSON, KIM MAREE 70 111 WADE, JOHN VERNON 71 113 MORRISON, NADINE PATRICIA 72 115 BRUCE, DAVID 73 117 RUSHTON, RHYS JOHN 74 118 SULLIVAN, ROSS ANTHONY 75 120 WILLIAMS, GLENN VICTOR 76 122 ELLIOT, BRUCE 77 124 CARLYLE, JODIE CORREEN 78 126 LAWTON, MAURICE DAVID 79 128 WALLACE, ARTORIER 80 129 ATKINSON, TUI 81 130 BETTRIDGE, REGINALD CHARLES 82 132 PRATT, GAYNOR LOIS 83 133 FULLERTON, KATE ELIZABETH 84 134 BROWN, RAYMOND ALAN 85 135 CRAWFORD, GLENDA 86 137 Created On: 3/17/2015 4:11:23 PM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 2 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: ID SAUNDERS, GILLIAN 87 139 WILLIAMS, HARMIN AARON 88 141 KNIBBS, TRUDY ANN 89 142 GOODLIFFE, ANDRIA 90 144 WINTERS FAMILY TRUST 91 145 DUGMORE-STEELE, JOAN ELIZABETH 92 146 REVELL, REX 93 147 NEWCOMB, DANIELLE 94 148 DEHMER, ROLF GERHART 95 149 YOUNG, PHILLIP ROYCE 96 150 WICKMAN, ROBERT STEPHEN 97 151 GREEN, LAUREN ELLYN 98 152 TASKER, LANCE 99 153 POUND, TRUDY 100 155 FRASER, KERRIANNE 101 156 LITCHFIELD, JUDITH 102 157 HURST, NICOLE ELIZABETH 103 159 KEAM, ROBERT CLIVE 104 161 VERKUYLEN, ADRIAN 105 163 DODDS, GORDON JAMES 106 165 HARTE, HENRY JOHN 107 167 MAXWELL, GAIL ADELAIDE 108 169 ROBINSON, JOHN JAMES 109 171 KING, CHRISTINE ANNE 110 173 TUCK, CHRISTOPHER NEIL 111 175 MCNAUGHTON, JULIE-ANN MARIE 112 177 MCNAUGHTON, GLENN MURRAY 113 179 BENN, AUSTIN ROWLAND 114 181 JURGENS, DAMIEN MARK 115 183 RILEY, CAROL JOAN 116 185 RAHIRI, KIM 117 186 HUTEAU, JULIEN 118 187 RILEY, DANIEL PHILIP PAUL 119 189 CORNWALL, AMANDA 120 190 DEWHIRST, PHYLLIS HELEN 121 192 RUSSELL, ERIN 122 193 RUSSELL, GILLIAN ANNE 123 195 COPLEY, CATHERINE 124 197 WEST, PETER DIGBY 125 199 KNIBBS, CHRISTOPHER KENNETH 126 201 WALSDORF, PATRICIA ANN 127 202 MCCREADY, LINDA MAY 128 204 MCCREADY, BRIAN LESLIE 129 205 WILLIAMSON, SHANE 130 206 Created On: 3/17/2015 4:11:23 PM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 3 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: ID PALMER, MAURICE WILLIAM 131 207 CRIBB, STEPHEN DOUGLAS 132 209 WARREN, MICHAEL 133 210 PERRY, ALAN GEORGE 134 212 KNOWLSON, KENRICK 135 213 DALGETY, BRUCE HILTON 136 215 WILLIAMS, JUDITH ANN 137 216 GOSLING, ANNE MARIE 138 218 ANGELL, DAVID JOHN 139 220 PEARSON, CHRISTINE 140 222 HAWKEY, ALISTER JOHN 141 223 GOURLAY, KELLY MARIE 142 224 WISEMAN, GORDON REX 143 226 ROWE, SYDNEY JOHN 144 228 WALKER, GREGORY KEITH 145 229 GARLAND, PETER 146 230 LIVESEY, HELEN 147 232 GREEN, MARY-ANNE ELIZABETH 148 233 SMITH, RUSSELL ALLEN 149 235 MITCHELL, KENNETH ROGER 150 236 PILCHER, IVON THOMAS 151 237 BROWN, NORMA ANN 152 238 DAVIS, JIMMY 153 240 STEADMAN, KAY ELIZABETH 154 241 SULLIVAN, LEIGH 155 243 MCNAUGHTON, BARRY CAMPBELL 156 244 CONRAD, PAUL 157 246 PARK, MATTHEW 158 247 TULLOCH, JAMES 159 249 MUNKEDAL, IVAN 160 250 SCHULTZ, RACHEL 161 251 SCHULTZ, IAN JOSEPH 162 252 MCINDOE, JESSIE 163 254 NICHOLS, CAITLIN 164 255 TREVELYAN, JAMES EDWARD 165 256 GRAHAM, JUDITH ANN 166 258 GRAHAM, CHRISTOPHER JOHN 167 259 HERBERT, ADAM 168 261 WARMAN, NOEL IAN 169 262 BROWN, SAM 170 264 PURCHES, CAMERON 171 266 BROWN, CAMERON 172 268 CRONE, DAVID IAN 174 269 Created On: 3/17/2015 4:11:23 PM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 4 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: ID CARTAN, MEGAN 175 270 MURPHY, HANNAH PATRICIA 176 271 MURDIE, SAM 177 272 YOUNG, ANGUS 178 273 COOKE, MATHEW THOMAS STUART 179 275 WELLS, SIMON FRANCIS GIFFARD 180 276 MARTIN, NEIL ADRIAN 181 277 WOTTEN, JENNY GAI 182 279 ROSS, KLAIRE 183 281 MUNRO, COLLEEN MABEL 184 282 COLLARD, KEVIN FREDERICK 185 283 SANDERS, PETER LAURENCE 186 285 WAITE, BARRY TEMPLE 187 287 DAVIES, TANIA CORAL 188 289 PURCHASE, MARK 189 291 PURCHASE, SUSAN CAROL 190 293 PURCHASE, STEVEN MARK JAMES 191 295 VERWEY, CORNELIS 192 297 UNKNOWN 193 299 BLACKMORE, JONATHAN 194 301 SCHULTZ, JOSEPHINE REBECCA 195 303 MOKE, KAHU 196 304 WALKER, DENNIS LEONARD 197 305 ATTWOOD, DANE MATTHEW GREGORY 198 306 HENSON, DENISE JOANNE 199 307 NAKAMURA, SABRINA 200 308 REID, MICHAEL BOYD 201 310 PIETERS, HENDRIK JAN 202 312 WATER SOLUTIONS (BOP) LTD 203 313 EDKINS, KENNETH STEWART 204 315 LUDEMANN, ROSS WILLIAM 205 316 CARLYLE, MARK EDWARD 206 318 HEY, DENNIS WILLIAM 207 320 MCNAUGHTON, LYNETTE ELLEN 208 322 HAYWARD, SHIRLEY ANN 209 324 MCALLISTER, PAUL SINCLAIR 210 326 FRASER, MARILYN ANN 211 328 AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION 212 330 HEY, JULIE MAREE 213 332 LUDEMANN, ROBYN GAIL 214 334 LUDEMANN, JOHN STUART 215 336 BOWLER, JULIE MICHELLE 216 338 RAYNEL, BASIL LESLIE 217 340 MANLEY, VIV 218 341 Created On: 3/17/2015 4:11:23 PM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 5 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: ID BLACKMORE, JILL ELIZABETH 219 342 FARQUHAR, GAIL LORENA 220 344 TUCKER, JACOB 221 345 ALMOND, JOHN ROYDEN 222 346 MCINDOE, PAUL NELSON 223 348 ALMOND, NOELENE MARGARET 224 349 JACKSON, FRANCIS WILLIAM 225 350 CHARLES, REDVERS 226 352 MCGOWAN, DONALD GORDON 227 353 MCGOWAN, DOROTHY JANINE 228 354 KEEGAN, MARIA 229 356 COOPER, ROBYNE FRANCIE 230 358 LEE, RUTH 231 359 MARTIN, AMY SIRENA 232 361 BASSETT, ANNETTE MARY 233 362 PHARO, SHEENA 234 363 MERRITT, KEITH JOHN 235 364 MERRITT, JACQUELINE MARGARET 236 365 MCNAUGHTON, WAYNE CAMPBELL 237 366 HUTCHINSON, ESTHER RACHAEL 238 367 MCLEOD, SANDRA MAREE 239 369 LENDREM, BRUCE 240 371 TE PUKE NEW WORLD 241 373 WINTERS, KARYN DANIELLE 242 375 CLAY, LYNNE MARY 243 376 CRAM, SIMON JOHN 244 377 BRAWN, JULIETTE 245 378 WICHERS, JODI TERRY 246 379 MAINTRAC SERVICES 247 380 REID, ANDREW NORMAN 248 382 DEACON, MARK VINCENT 249 384 LESLIE, IAN KENNETH 250 386 FENLON, SIMON WILLIAM 251 387 MATHESON, DENNIS MARK ALEXANDER 252 388 HUGHES, TREVOR RICHARD 253 389 WARU, DANIELLE 254 391 CADE, RAY 255 393 PATTIE, DEBORAH JANE 256 395 TE KAPU O WAITAHA TRUST 257 397 LOCKETT, AMY JANETTE 258 399 JONES, ALMA HUIA 259 401 GIMBLETT, KEVIN FRANCIS 260 403 GOODALL, BARBARA NOELINE 261 405 GOODALL, KEVIN BRUCE 262 409 Created On: 3/17/2015 4:11:23 PM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 6 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: ID PRIEBE, MARIA MAGDALENA 263 411 PRIEBE, PAUL CHARLES 264 413 DITCHFIELD, JENNIFER NANCY 265 415 FORLONG, STEPHAINE 266 416 WARRENDER, TAMMY RENEE 267 417 PATRICK, TONY 268 418 MUMBY, MARGARET EMILY 269 419 TASKER, KYLIE 270 420 COLHOUN, BRIAN 271 421 UTTING, BARRY JOHN 272 422 HANSEN, FIONA JANE 273 424 GRAY, ALISON MARGARET 274 425 MEYER, IGNA SUSAN 275 427 BATTH, RUTH 276 428 MISTY RIDGE NATURAL OILS 277 429 COLLINS, MAXINE 278 430 ROBERTS, HEATHER JOY 279 431 SMYTH, PETER JAMES 280 432 COOK, SIMON 281 433 TOD, PAMELA 282 435 TAYLOR, KATHLEEN MARGARET 283 436 LALLY, MICHAEL PATRICK 284 438 WILLS, KRISTINA LEANNE 285 439 REVELL, KARLA MARIE 286 441 HODSON, RAYMOND 287 442 BESTIC, SCOTT EDWARD 288 443 MACDERMOTT, IAN 289 444 GIBBONS, ANDREW JOHN 290 445 BESTIC, DEBBIE MAREE 291 446 KIMBER, DIANNE 292 447 CLINTON, BRENT JAMES 293 449 DAVIES, ERINA RAWINIA 294 451 WHITE, HEATHER JEAN 295 453 WALKER, BARBARA 296 455 WALKER, GRAEME FRANCIS 297 458 HUGHES, RUTH 298 460 FOWLER, JOHN RAYMOND 299 462 SIMMONS, ROBIN DAVID 300 464 BENNETT, ANTHONY 301 465 COOPER, COLIN GEORGE 302 467 BERRIDGE, ALAN JOHN 303 469 HUNGERFORD, BRADEN 304 470 STRINGFIELD, ANTONIA MARGARET 305 472 RUSSELL, LAUREEN MARGARET 306 474 Created On: 3/17/2015 4:11:23 PM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 7 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: ID BUDD, COLIN 307 476 RETTER, YVONNE MARY 308 477 CATO, MARIJA SUSAN 309 479 ADAMS, RAEWYN 310 481 FRAZER, KEITH ALAN 311 483 LAWTON, KERRY MAREE 312 484 FINKEL, MARTIN 313 486 WOISIN, FREDA ELIZABETH 314 488 BROWN, GEOFFREY JOHN 315 490 ANDERTON, CAROLL FAY 316 492 MILLER, PETER HUGH 317 494 KERR, HEATHER 318 499 NAIRN, BEVERLY JANICE 319 501 LYFORD, RAYMOND BRUCE 320 502 SPRATT, DEREK 321 504 DIELEMAN, JACOBUS HERMAN 322 506 MITCHELL, CHRISTOPHER JOHN 323 508 BURGENER, GARTH ALBERT 324 510 EDKINS, PAUL 325 511 THULL, JEAN-PAUL HENRI MATHIAS 326 513 HEATH, KEVIN JOHN 327 515 CLIFFORD, DIANNE LYNETTE 328 517 INGRAM, BRUCE 329 518 REID, IRENE FREDA 330 519 CLIFFORD, JASON 331 524 CLIFFORD, SEAN 332 525 GOLDER, KAREN 333 526 SALE, ANNIE 334 528 SAVORY, PETER JOHN 335 529 CAMERON, MAUREEN ELIZABETH 336 530 WATKINS, BARRY KENNETH 337 531 CRABBE, SHIRLEY JEAN 338 533 CRABBE, ERIC CHARLES 339 535 LITCHFIELD AGRICULTURAL SERVICES LTD 340 537 MCLEOD, ROBYN 341 539 STAPLETON, LOIS EILEEN 342 540 DOUGLAS, CHRIS 343 541 CARMINE, JOHN JAMES 344 543 CARMINE, BAYLEE JESSICA 345 544 LEGER, CHESSA 346 545 SCOTT, TOM 347 546 SWENSSON, GWENNYTH YVONNE 348 548 SWENSSON, GRAEME HENRY 349 549 HICKSON, PAUL JAMES 350 550 Created On: 3/17/2015 4:11:23 PM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 8 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: ID MCKEE, VANESSA ANNE 351 552 TAYLOR, DOUGLAS THOMAS 352 554 WHITE, RONLEE VANAIRA 353 555 LEWIS, THERESE MAREE 354 557 LEWIS, THOMAS RAYMOND 355 558 BLAYMIRES, CEDRIC ALFRED 356 559 BLAYMIRES, GAEL MARY 357 561 BLYTHE, KELVIN THOMAS 358 563 REID, WILLIAM 359 567 WHITE, BRUCE WILLIAM 360 569 MCCORMACK, JOHN 361 571 LANGDON, LINLEY FLORA 362 574 LENNARD, MARY 363 576 EWENS, DIANNE 364 578 PRICE, JOHN ASHLEY 365 580 RUSSELL, CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM 366 581 NATHAN, DANIEL 367 583 LAWRENCE, STEPHEN ANGUS 368 584 FITTER, JULIAN RICHMOND 369 586 BRAJE, JUDY 370 588 THOMAS, DAVID RHYS 371 589 HITCHMAN, SARAH LOUISE 372 590 WILLIAMS, CHRISTINE MARGARET 373 591 DOWNARD, IAN 374 592 MCGILLIVRAY, BRIGID ANNE 375 594 MARTIN, CAMERON ALISTER 376 596 MORAN, JANET LOUISE 377 598 WICHERS, ANDREW ALBERTUS 378 599 NORTH, BRIAN JOHN 379 600 DINSDALE, RANGIMARIE 380 602 PETERS, DONNA-MARIE HEENI 381 603 THOMAS, HELEN 382 605 DAVENPORT, MARGRETT ADELE 383 607 TE PUKE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GROUP 384 608 MCMANAWAY, SANDRA MARIE 385 610 WRATT, KEITH ALLAN 386 611 HANLEN, SHEILA PARERAUKURA 387 613 WELD, RICHARD LANCE HOLMWOOD 388 615 WILSON, PAT 389 616 BLACK, JOANNE LEE 390 618 BALLANTYNE, TRUDI MARY 391 620 COVER, CINDY MAREE 392 622 VENTELOU, ALAIN MOUSTACHE 393 623 ORR, QUENTIN ROBERT 394 624 Created On: 3/17/2015 4:11:23 PM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 9 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: ID HINAKI, LEONIE KATHLEEN 395 625 BURT, ERIN PATRICIA 396 626 CLARKE, JENNY LYNN 397 628 BLAYMIRES, TESSA JANE 398 630 HALL, NOEL 399 631 HODDER, DAVID CLAUDE 400 633 ROAD TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION 401 635 LOW, JAMES 402 636 WILLS, ALEXANDER SCOTT 403 638 SUNNEX, KAREN LEANNE 404 640 MURRAY, JONATHAN CHARLES 405 641 GILLGREN, MICHELLE ANN 406 642 PATERSON, DONALD CRAIG 407 643 NEILSON, JUDY HELEN 408 644 LATTAWAY, ROSS ANDREW 409 645 ULJEE, ABRAHAM EDWARD 410 647 MATTHEWS, RICHARD JAMES 411 648 NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY 412 649 Created On: 3/17/2015 4:11:23 PM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 10 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: Name Full Name Submitter ID Page Ref ADAMS, RAEWYN 310 481 ALMOND, JOHN ROYDEN 222 346 ALMOND, NOELENE MARGARET 224 349 ANDERTON, CAROLL FAY 316 492 ANGELL, DAVID JOHN 139 220 ATKINSON, TUI 81 130 ATTWOOD, DANE MATTHEW GREGORY 198 306 AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION 212 330 BALLANTYNE, TRUDI MARY 391 620 BASSETT, ANNETTE MARY 233 362 BATTH, RUTH 276 428 BENN, AUSTIN ROWLAND 114 181 BENNETT, ANTHONY 301 465 BERRIDGE, ALAN JOHN 303 469 BESTIC, SCOTT EDWARD 288 443 BESTIC, DEBBIE MAREE 291 446 BETTRIDGE, REGINALD CHARLES 82 132 BLACK, JOANNE LEE 390 618 BLACKMORE, JONATHAN 194 301 BLACKMORE, JILL ELIZABETH 219 342 BLACKWELL, JESSICA 34 53 BLAYMIRES, CEDRIC ALFRED 356 559 BLAYMIRES, GAEL MARY 357 561 BLAYMIRES, TESSA JANE 398 630 BLYTHE, KELVIN THOMAS 358 563 BOWLER, JULIE MICHELLE 216 338 BRAKE, JUDY 370 588 BRAWN, JULIETTE 245 378 BROWN, NORMA ANN 152 238 BROWN, SAM 170 264 BROWN, CAMERON 172 268 BROWN, GEOFFREY JOHN 315 490 BROWN, RAYMOND ALAN 85 135 BRUCE, DAVID 73 117 BUDD, COLIN 307 476 BURGENER, GARTH ALBERT 324 510 BURT, ERIN PATRICIA 396 626 BURT, KYLIE LOUISE 61 99 BUTTON, HEATHER 68 108 CADE, RAY 255 393 1 1 CAMERON, MAUREEN ELIZABETH 336 530 Created On: 3/18/2015 11:26:51 AM Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List CAMERON, LAURENCE OWEN Created By: STARNET\MCP Page 1 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: Name CAMERON, BRUCE 36 56 CAMERON, GREGORY BRUCE 49 80 CAMMOCK, FRANK JOHN 13 20 CAREY, GEOFFREY PEARCE 67 106 CARLYLE, MARK EDWARD 206 318 CARLYLE, JODIE CORREEN 78 126 CARMINE, JOHN JAMES 344 543 CARMINE, BAYLEE JESSICA 345 544 CARTAN, MEGAN 175 270 CATO, MARIJA SUSAN 309 479 CAWTE, KIM MARIE 45 72 CHARLES, REDVERS 226 352 CHILDERHOUSE, HEATHER LOUISE 15 23 CLARKE, JENNY LYNN 397 628 CLAY, LYNNE MARY 243 376 CLIFFORD, DIANNE LYNETTE 328 517 CLIFFORD, JASON 331 524 CLIFFORD, SEAN 332 525 CLIFTON, SKYLA 31 50 CLINTON, BRENT JAMES 293 449 COGDALE, MARLAYNN ANN 20 31 COLHOUN, BRIAN 271 421 COLLARD, KEVIN FREDERICK 185 283 COLLINS, MAXINE 278 430 CONRAD, PAUL 157 246 COOK, SIMON 281 433 COOKE, MATHEW THOMAS STUART 179 275 2 3 230 358 3 4 COOPER, COLIN GEORGE 302 467 COPLEY, CATHERINE 124 197 CORNEY, MICHAEL WILLIAM 28 44 CORNWALL, AMANDA 120 190 COVER, CINDY MAREE 392 622 CRABBE, SHIRLEY JEAN 338 533 CRABBE, ERIC CHARLES 339 535 CRAM, SIMON JOHN 244 377 CRAWFORD, SHERYL JOY 26 42 CRAWFORD, GLENDA 86 137 CRIBB, STEPHEN DOUGLAS 132 209 CRONE, DAVID IAN 173 269 CRONE, DAVID IAN 174 269 DALGETY, BRUCE HILTON 136 215 COOPER, DUANE JASON COOPER, ROBYNE FRANCIE COOPER, SIOBHAN Created On: 3/18/2015 11:26:51 AM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 2 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: Name DAVENPORT, MARGRETT ADELE 383 607 DAVIES, TANIA CORAL 188 289 DAVIES, ERINA RAWINIA 294 451 DAVIS, JIMMY 153 240 DEACON, MARK VINCENT 249 384 DEHMER, ROLF GERHART 95 149 DEWHIRST, PHYLLIS HELEN 121 192 DIELEMAN, JACOBUS HERMAN 322 506 DINSDALE, RANGIMARIE 380 602 DIPROSE, BRUCE JOHN 41 64 DITCHFIELD, JENNIFER NANCY 265 415 DODDS, GORDON JAMES 106 165 DOUGLAS, CHRIS 343 541 DOVASTON, AMY 7 9 DOWNARD, IAN 374 592 DUGMORE-STEELE, JOAN ELIZABETH 92 146 EDKINS, KENNETH STEWART 204 315 EDKINS, PAUL 325 511 ELLIOT, BRUCE 77 124 ELLISON, ANGE 32 51 EWENS, DIANNE 364 578 FALLOWS, SANDRA ELIZABETH 55 91 FALLOWS, MICHAEL REA 56 93 FARQUHAR, GAIL LORENA 220 344 FENLON, SIMON WILLIAM 251 387 FINKEL, MARTIN 313 486 FITTER, JULIAN RICHMOND 369 586 FORLONG, STEPHAINE 266 416 FOWLER, JOHN RAYMOND 299 462 FRASER, KERRIANNE 101 156 FRASER, MARILYN ANN 211 328 FRAZER, KEITH ALAN 311 483 FULLERTON, KATE ELIZABETH 84 134 GARLAND, PETER 146 230 GARWOOD, JOHN 50 82 GIBBONS, ANDREW JOHN 290 445 GILLGREN, MICHELLE ANN 406 642 GIMBLETT, KEVIN FRANCIS 260 403 GOLDER, KAREN 333 526 GOODALL, BARBARA NOELINE 261 405 GOODALL, KEVIN BRUCE 262 409 GOODLIFFE, ANDRIA 90 144 GORDON, GALE DIANNE 12 18 GORDON, KERRY GLENN 4 5 Created On: 3/18/2015 11:26:51 AM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 3 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: Name GOSLING, ANNE MARIE 138 218 GOURLAY, KELLY MARIE 142 224 GRAHAM, JUDITH ANN 166 258 GRAHAM, CHRISTOPHER JOHN 167 259 GRAY, ALISON MARGARET 274 425 GREEN, MARY-ANNE ELIZABETH 148 233 GREEN, LAUREN ELLYN 98 152 HALL, NOEL 399 631 HANLEN, SHEILA PARERAUKURA 387 613 HANNAY, IAIN WILLIAM 64 102 HANNAY, JOANNE MARGARET 65 103 HANSEN, FIONA JANE 273 424 HARDMAN, WILFRED 23 37 HAREB, KATHY PHYLLIS 8 11 HARTE, HENRY JOHN 107 167 HARTNUP, KATIE 60 98 HAWKEY, ALISTER JOHN 141 223 HAYWARD, SHIRLEY ANN 209 324 HEATH, KEVIN JOHN 327 515 HENNELL, JEFFREY 53 87 HENSON, DENISE JOANNE 199 307 HERBERT, ADAM 168 261 HEY, DENNIS WILLIAM 207 320 HEY, JULIE MAREE 213 332 HICKSON, PAUL JAMES 350 550 HINAKI, LEONIE KATHLEEN 395 625 9 12 HITCHMAN, SARAH LOUISE 372 590 HODDER, DAVID CLAUDE 400 633 HODSON, RAYMOND 287 442 HOGGINS, COLLEEN MAVIS 43 68 HUGHES, TREVOR RICHARD 253 389 HUGHES, RUTH 298 460 HUNGERFORD, BRADEN 304 470 HURST, NICOLE ELIZABETH 103 159 HURST, DAVID PEMBROKE 35 55 HUTCHINSON, ESTHER RACHAEL 238 367 HUTEAU, JULIEN 118 187 INGRAM, BRUCE 329 518 JACKSON, FRANCIS WILLIAM 225 350 JONES, ALMA HUIA 259 401 JURGENS, DAMIEN MARK 115 183 KEAM, ROBERT CLIVE 104 161 KEEGAN, MARIA 229 356 HINTZ, ROGER GRAHAM Created On: 3/18/2015 11:26:51 AM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 4 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: Name KERR, HEATHER 318 499 KIMBER< DIANNE 292 447 KING, CHRISTINE ANNE 110 173 KING, KATHRYN ANNE 24 39 KIVELL, STEPHANIE 59 97 KNIBBS, CHRISTOPHER KENNETH 126 201 KNIBBS, TRUDY ANN 89 142 KNIGHT, DUANE 29 46 KNOWLSON, KENRICK 135 213 LALLY, MICHAEL PATRICK 284 438 LANGDON, LINLEY FLORA 362 574 LATTAWAY, ROSS ANDREW 409 645 LAWRENCE, STEPHEN ANGUS 368 584 LAWTON, KERRY MAREE 312 484 LAWTON, MAURICE DAVID 79 128 LEE, RUTH 231 359 LEGER< CHESSA 346 545 LEIGHTON, MATTHEW GEORGE 21 33 LENDREM, BRUCE 240 371 LENNARD, MARY 363 576 LESLIE, IAN KENNETH 250 386 LEWIS, THERESE MAREE 354 557 LEWIS, THOMAS RAYMOND 355 558 LITCHFIELD, JUDITH 102 157 LITCHFIELD AGRICULTURAL SERVICES LTD 340 537 LIVESEY, HELEN 147 232 LOCKETT, AMY JANETTE 258 399 LOW, JAMES 402 636 LUDEMANN, ROSS WILLIAM 205 316 LUDEMANN, ROBYN GAIL 214 334 LUDEMANN, JOHN STUART 215 336 LYFORD, RAYMOND BRUCE 320 502 MACDERMOTT, IAN 289 444 6 8 MAINTRAC SERVICES 247 380 MANLEY, VIV 218 341 MARSH, JILL MARIE 39 61 MARTIN, NEIL ADRIAN 181 277 MARTIN, AMY SIRENA 232 361 MARTIN, CAMERON ALISTER 376 596 MATHESON, DENNIS MARK ALEXANDER 252 388 MATTHEWS, RICHARD JAMES 411 648 MAXWELL, GAIL ADELAIDE 108 169 MCALLISTER, PAUL SINCLAIR 210 326 MACFARLANE, DUNCAN Created On: 3/18/2015 11:26:51 AM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 5 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: Name MCCORMACK, JOHN 361 571 MCCREADY, LINDA MAY 128 204 MCCREADY, BRIAN LESLIE 129 205 MCGILLIVRAY, BRIGID ANNE 375 594 MCGOWAN, DONALD GORDON 227 353 MCGOWAN, DOROTHY JANINE 228 354 MCINDOE, JESSIE 163 254 MCINDOE, PAUL NELSON 223 348 MCINTYRE, DAVID 62 100 MCKEE, VANESSA ANNE 351 552 MCLEOD, SANDRA MAREE 239 369 MCLEOD, ROBYN 341 539 MCMANAWAY, SANDRA MARIE 385 610 MCNAUGHTON, JULIE-ANN MARIE 112 177 MCNAUGHTON, GLENN MURRAY 113 179 MCNAUGHTON, BARRY CAMPBELL 156 244 MCNAUGHTON, LYNETTE ELLEN 208 322 MCNAUGHTON, WAYNE CAMPBELL 237 366 MCPHERSON, NIGEL 37 58 MERRITT, KEITH JOHN 235 364 MERRITT, JACQUELINE MARGARET 236 365 MEYER, IGNA SUSAN 275 427 MILLER, PETER HUGH 317 494 MISTY RIDGE NATURAL OILS 277 429 MITCHELL, KENNETH ROGER 150 236 MITCHELL, CHRISTOPHER JOHN 323 508 MOIR, ROGER 48 78 MOKE, KAHU 196 304 MORAN, JANET LOUISE 377 598 MORRISON, NADINE PATRICIA 72 115 MUMBY, MARGARET EMILY 269 419 MUNKEDAL, IVAN 160 250 MUNRO, COLLEEN MABEL 184 282 MURDIE, SAM 177 272 MURPHY, HANNAH PATRICIA 176 271 MURRAY, JONATHAN CHARLES 405 641 NAIRN, BEVERLY JANICE 319 501 NAKAMURA, SABRINA 200 308 NATHAN, DANIEL 367 583 NEILSON, JUDY HELEN 408 644 NEWCOMB, DANIELLE 94 148 NICHOLS, CAITLIN 164 255 NORMANTON, JENNIFER 16 25 NORTH, BRIAN JOHN 379 600 Created On: 3/18/2015 11:26:51 AM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 6 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: Name NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY 412 649 ORR, QUENTIN ROBERT 394 624 ORR, BRUCE 47 76 PALMER, MAURICE WILLIAM 131 207 PARK, MATTHEW 158 247 PATERSON, DONALD CRAIG 407 643 PATRICK, TONY 268 418 PATTIE, DEBORAH JANE 256 395 PEARSON, CHRISTINE 140 222 PERRY, ALAN GEORGE 134 212 PETERS, DONNA-MARIE HEENI 381 603 PHARO, SHEENA 234 363 PIETERS, HENDRIK JAN 202 312 PILCHER, IVON THOMAS 151 237 POOK, SONYA LEIGH 52 85 POUND, TRUDY 100 155 PRATT, GAYNOR LOIS 83 133 PRICE, JOHN ASHLEY 365 580 PRIEBE, MARIA MAGDALENA 263 411 PRIEBE, PAUL CHARLES 264 413 PURCHASE, MARK 189 291 PURCHASE, SUSAN CAROL 190 293 PURCHASE, STEVEN MARK JAMES 191 295 PURCHES, CAMERON 171 266 QUALITY CROP LINK LTD 58 96 RAHIRI, KIM 117 186 RAYNEL, BASIL LESLIE 217 340 READ, FREDRICK LEIGHTON 69 110 REID, MICHAEL BOYD 201 310 REID, ANDREW NORMAN 248 382 REID, IRENE FREDA 330 519 REID, WILLIAM 359 567 RETTER, YVONNE MARY 308 477 REVELL, KARLA MARIE 286 441 REVELL, REX 93 147 RICKARD, ROBYN JEANETTE 40 63 RIDDINGTON, JOANNE 25 41 RIDDINGTON, SUE 66 104 RILEY, CAROL JOAN 116 185 RILEY, DANIEL PHILIP PAUL 119 189 ROAD TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION 401 635 ROBERTS, HEATHER JOY 279 431 ROBINSON, JOHN JAMES 109 171 ROBINSON, MARTY 14 21 Created On: 3/18/2015 11:26:51 AM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 7 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: Name RONAKI, TRACEY TAWHAI 22 35 RONALD, KOWHAI 63 101 ROSS, KLAIRE 183 281 ROWE, SYDNEY JOHN 144 228 RUSHTON, RHYS JOHN 74 118 RUSSELL, ERIN 122 193 RUSSELL, GILLIAN ANNE 123 195 RUSSELL, LAUREEN MARGARET 306 474 RUSSELL, CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM 366 581 SALE, ANNIE 334 528 SANDERS, PETER LAURENCE 186 285 SAUNDERS, GILLIAN 87 139 SAVORY, PETER JOHN 335 529 SCHULTZ, RACHEL 161 251 SCHULTZ, IAN JOSEPH 162 252 SCHULTZ, JOSEPHINE REBECCA 195 303 SCOTHERN, GRANT 51 84 SCOTT, TOM 347 546 SIMMONS, ROBIN DAVID 300 464 SIMPSON, JAMES 17 27 SIMPSON, DAVID 18 29 SMITH, RUSSELL ALLEN 149 235 SMYTH, PETER JAMES 280 432 SPENCER, HEATHER CHRISTINE 54 89 SPRATT, DEREK 321 504 STACK, HAZEL CATHERINE 19 30 STAPLETON, LOIS EILEEN 342 540 STEADMAN, KAY ELIZABETH 154 241 STEINER, KIM THERESA 30 48 STEWART, JEN 38 60 STOTT, JUDITH MARION 46 74 STRINGFIELD, ANTONIA MARGARET 305 472 SUBWAY TE PUKE 27 43 SULLIVAN, LEIGH 155 243 SULLIVAN, ROSS ANTHONY 75 120 SUNNEX, KAREN LEANNE 404 640 SWENSSON, GWENNYTH YVONNE 348 548 SWENSSON, GRAEME HENRY 349 549 TASKER, KYLIE 270 420 TASKER, LANCE 99 153 TAYLOR, KATHLEEN MARGARET 283 436 TAYLOR, DOUGLAS THOMAS 352 554 TAYLOR, ANGELA MARY NIMMO 42 66 TAYLOR, IAN GRAHAM 44 70 Created On: 3/18/2015 11:26:51 AM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 8 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: Name TE KAPU O WAITAHA TRUST 257 397 TE MANA O NGATI RANGITIHI TRUST 33 52 TE PUKE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GROUP 384 608 TE PUKE NEW WORLD 241 373 THOMAS, DAVID RHYS 371 589 THOMAS, HELEN 382 605 THOMPSON, ALAN JAMES 10 14 THULL, JEAN-PAUL HENRI MATHIAS 326 513 TOD, PAMELA 282 435 TREVELYAN, JAMES EDWARD 165 256 TUCK, CHRISTOPHER NEIL 111 175 TUCKER, JACOB 221 345 TULLOCH, JAMES 159 249 ULJEE, ABRAHAM EDWARD 410 647 UNKNOWN 193 299 UTTING, BARRY JOHN 272 422 VENTELOU, ALAIN MOUSTACHE 393 623 VERCOE, GREGORY JOSEPH 57 94 VERKUYLEN, ADRIAN 105 163 VERWEY, CORNELIS 192 297 WADE, JOHN VERNON 71 113 WAITE, BARRY TEMPLE 187 287 WALKER, GREGORY KEITH 145 229 WALKER, DENNIS LEONARD 197 305 WALKER, BARBARA 296 455 WALKER, GRAEME FRANCIS 297 458 WALLACE, ARTORIER 80 129 WALSDORF, PATRICIA ANN 127 202 WARMAN, NOEL IAN 169 262 WARREN, MICHAEL 133 210 WARRENDER, TAMMY RENEE 267 417 WARU, DANIELLE 254 391 5 6 WATER SOLUTIONS (BOP) LTD 203 313 WATKINS, BARRY KENNETH 337 531 WELD, RICHARD LANCE HOLMWOOD 388 615 WELLS, SIMON FRANCIS GIFFARD 180 276 WEST, PETER DIGBY 125 199 WHITE, HEATHER JEAN 295 453 WHITE, RONLEE VANAIRA 353 555 WHITE, BRUCE WILLIAM 360 569 WHITEHEAD, ALLAN ASHBY(JNR) 11 16 WICHERS, JODI TERRY 246 379 WICHERS, ANDREW ALBERTUS 378 599 WARU, NICOLE ARIHIA Created On: 3/18/2015 11:26:51 AM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 9 of 10 Submitter list for the 2015 State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Sorted by: Name WICKMAN, ROBERT STEPHEN 97 151 WILLIAMS, JUDITH ANN 137 216 WILLIAMS, CHRISTINE MARGARET 373 591 WILLIAMS, GLENN VICTOR 76 122 WILLIAMS, HARMIN AARON 88 141 WILLIAMSON, SHANE 130 206 WILLS, KRISTINA LEANNE 285 439 WILLS, ALEXANDER SCOTT 403 638 WILSON, PAT 389 616 WILSON, KIM MAREE 70 111 WINTERS, KARYN DANIELLE 242 375 WINTERS FAMILY TRUST 91 145 WISEMAN, GORDON REX 143 226 WOISIN, FREDA ELIZABETH 314 488 WOTTEN, JENNY GAI 182 279 WRATT, KEITH ALLAN 386 611 YOUNG, ANGUS 178 273 YOUNG, PHILLIP ROYCE 96 150 Created On: 3/18/2015 11:26:51 AM Created By: STARNET\MCP Location: /Ozone/CEN/Submitter List Page 10 of 10 1 1 Received: Friday, 23 January 2015, 8:06 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Laurence Cameron Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose This is a good stretch of road on which i do alot of work on the road side lowering the speed limit would affect my ability to complete my work in allocated time frames. Also using safety concerns as a reason to lower speed is a cope out as there are winder tighter country roads which have there limits at 100km > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose The current 70km/h area is fine > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose There is no need to extend the 50km/h area into a very wide section of rd in an industrial area > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support This is a good idea as there is alot of traffic going in and out of No1 rd including a retirement home on the corner > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose There is no need to lower the speed limit here this is a great section of rd which only has 1 driveway entering on to it. > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose Why change the limit on a good road that when the TEL is open should have less traffic on it leave it as a 100km/h stretch of highway > - General comments or other issues < All these lower limits will have a server impact on Te Puke making it a less attractive destination because of the longer drive time in passing through here. It also smacks of slowing down the alternative route to force people to use the toll road. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Laurence Cameron 26a Seddon st Te Puke 2 3119 Phone: 075737166 AHPhone: 075737166 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 145268 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*1 Website Submission Id: 1401 Processed Date: Friday, 23 January 2015, 3:04 p.m. 3 2 Received: Friday, 23 January 2015, 9:17 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Duane Cooper Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Support > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Support > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Duane Cooper 23 no 1 Rd tepuke 3119 Phone: 0274520349 AHPhone: 075734518 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 31590 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*2 Website Submission Id: 1405 4 3 Received: Friday, 23 January 2015, 9:34 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Siobhan Cooper Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Support > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Support > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Siobhan Cooper 23 no 1 Rd Tepuke 3119 Phone: 0211158715 AHPhone: 075734518 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 121542 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*3 Website Submission Id: 1407 5 4 Received: Friday, 23 January 2015, 9:55 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Kerry Gordon Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose Why change it there is nothing wrong with people traveling at 100k that is after all the national road open road limit is 100. there is no reason to change stop being nana's > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose Don't be ridiculous, why would that have to be any different to the rest of the highway. > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Support Yes I agree with that > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose No there is no need to change this leave it how it is. > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose we do not need these changes > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose Just leave it at 100K > - General comments or other issues < Why do you think you need to upset the flow of traffic?. we won't get anyone come into Te Puke it will be like joining a funeral procession if you make these changes. 100k is not speeding. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Kerry Gordon 44 Moehau St Te Puke 3119 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 24159 6 5 Received: Friday, 23 January 2015, 10:01 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Nicole Waru Nicole Waru Hearing Requested: Yes Preferred Hearing Date: 30 Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Support > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Support > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Support > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose The Te Matai road turn off is a hazard. In fact, land was taken off my mother aund aunty to take away the hill years ago (where the turn off is) in order to enable traffic to see better as they turned. This never went ahead. If this is not going to change, i request that the speed limit up Te Matai road also be reduced reflecting this speed - 80km/hr how is it logical that Te Matai road stay at 100km/hr when the road going through Te Puke is lowered? This has been a previous request of mine to the councel and I was dismissed and explained that it is a long and difficult process. I expect that it could now be considered. We have lived here for two years, and throughout summer witness at least 2 near missess a fortnight by speeding vehicles attempting to overtake logging trucks on the hill where my home is situated. We live on papakainga land with many children. I wil feel safer as a mother if the speed is reduced. I see no reason as to why Te Matai road, at least up until the first corner (where people love to speed from as the enter the straight) is reduced at the same time. Peoples lives are at risk. > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose Why is it that past other schools there is a 50km/hr ((in fact, we often see a 25km/hr sign dont we?)zone, yet past Te Matai school it is 70km/hr? This needs to change to 50km/hr to reflect the same safety precautions that every other school in Te Puke is given the right to. You also need to consider the Marae, of which several hui tangi and other family gatherings with many children are at for several days who cross the road to 7 get to the local waitangi dairy AND the school. I think those attending Te Matai school be given the same considerations as those attending Fairhaven and Te Puke Primary. > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Support > - General comments or other issues < Please take my comments in to consideration. I feel that because of our (local Maori, Tapuika - the low income earning every day people you vry rearaely hear a voice from)lack of political precence in the community the council have failed to consider obvious points - that you have a school and Marae in Waitangi, and that these people have the right to the same consierations as other school in BUSY areas. And, that if you now have the ability, time and resources to support speed limit changes past Te Matai road, that you utilise this opportunity to consider the Many residents living on the Te Matai road straight of which many inconsiderate assholes (yes, mostly kiwifruit management and contrators whom work up here) whith their logos printed accross their Trucks, feel is a great straight to speed down (yes speed). Change Te Matai road, at least until past John Bird Road, to an 80km/hr zone to reflect the speed limit which they will meet once they arrive to the end of the road. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Nicole Waru Nicole Waru 160 Te Matai Road 3188 Phone: 5737792 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 134010 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*5 Website Submission Id: 1411 Processed Date: Friday, 23 January 2015, 5:54 p.m. 8 6 Received: Friday, 23 January 2015, 12:34 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Duncan MacFarlane Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < Leave the current speed limits as they are. Stop wasting money on fixing what isn't broken! Start work on the Bayfair roundabout!! Anyone with half a brain could see that this is a problem area which needs to be sorted asap and should have been started at the same time as the eastern link. It's ridiculous how many roads are ripped up for no apparent reason, while some roads that are in obvious need of repair are ignored!!! > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Duncan MacFarlane 4b Novelle Grove Papamoa 3118 Phone: 021918763 Email: [email protected] 9 7 Received: Friday, 23 January 2015, 9:37 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Amy Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose This is ludicrous! All it seems you are doing is pushing people to use your fancy new road. There is NO reason to change this speed limit, you are saying it will improve safety; when was the last time there was an accident along there? What was the course? By lowering the speed limit you are just going to piss people off. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose There is no point > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose This stretch of road doesn't call for a decrease in speed as it is a commercial area with hardly any businesses open to the pubic. For instance Pukepine and Purepine's peak flow of traffic in and out is approx. 5am and 2pm. What I would suggest is coming up with a way to combat the Kiwifruit seasonal workings pushing to get out of the road after their shifts. They drive dangerously and course a lot of congestion. > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support Maintaining a speed of 50 is hard going down the hill. Although there could be pull off lane into the vets because even at 50km/h its dangerous with a giant truck behind you. > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose It's fine the way it is. > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support If you wanted to, extend the 70km/h out to Pah road, because that practically takes away the reason for the next proposed change I oppose. > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose Still trying to make people use your fancy new road. Its a rural area, people uses this stretch to get from A to B mostly. 100km/h is fine. > - General comments or other issues < Hopefully you are actually taking these submissions seriously and have not done the expected and made up your minds already. Because a few years ago, I don't recall being asked if Te Puke Quarry Road's speed Limit 10 should be changed. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Amy 207 Te Puke Quarry Road RD3 Te Puke 3183 Phone: 0278470130 AHPhone: 5736106 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 151115 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*7 Website Submission Id: 1420 Processed Date: Friday, 23 January 2015, 6:12 p.m. 11 8 Received: Friday, 23 January 2015, 9:57 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Kathy Hareb Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < changing the speed limit is just a waste of time and money. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Kathy Hareb 118c Maungarangi rd RD9 Te Puke 3189 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 80698 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*8 Website Submission Id: 1421 Processed Date: Friday, 23 January 2015, 6:17 p.m. 12 11 Western Bay of Plenty TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR v District Council *fs IMPORTANT CHANGES TO ROADS IN YOUR AREA t /5h STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SW2) REVOCATION C--) - SPEED LIMITS We encourage you to use our online submission forms, easily accessible on Council's website www.westernbay.govt.nz Alternatively, you can fill out this submission form and either drop it off at one of our offices, email it to speed/[email protected] or return it in the envelope provided. SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5PM FRIDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2015 For photocopying purposes, please write clearly using a black pen. NAME: MR / b*R&*191*F:AFSS 6,3 cr- 1--1alL k i r st Nime ORGANISATION (IF ANY): POSTAL ADDRESS: 18 Pa l<e A 2 2 8 -5 60 c-: ct\nup Pah Rd, 12- 09 / /-12 /tike HOME PHONE: 1 -7 3 689 3 EMAIL: ourr, cime WORK PHONE: 01-7.3 LA 8 56 0 3 F. C cs) hi/ht-2- UMI lj = co .n z_ DATE: 3-7 1/15 11/We wishIf to speak at a Council hearing about my submission on the proposed speed limits: YES NO O SIGNATUREn - Please tick one .. Privacy Act 1993: This form and the details of your submission will be publicly available as part of the decision-making process. 13 Westem Bayof/'/enty TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR District Council [-*iiiiIONFORM-] ( STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SH2) REVOCATION -SPEED LIMITS . *i .S}*f> TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR PROPOSED NEW SPEED LIMITS Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below: 6 4 Km/h START LOCATION END LOCATION 8o District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange 2oom west of Collins Lane 7o 20om west of Collins Lane 13om west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 5o 13Orn west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 3oom east of King St 7o 3oom east of King St East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 8o East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 35m east of Kenana Rd 70 35m east of Kenana Road loom east of Kaituna River Bridge 8o loom east of Kaituna River Bridge Paengaroa/TEL roundabout Please give further detail on why you support or oppose this speed limit(s): «61 5 000\ c{ roin TE ill Ice SUPPORT OPPOSE l/// 14 0b Western Bay of P/enty T E PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR -4 District Council *#S IMPORTANT CHANGES TO ROADS IN YOUR AREA [SUBMISSIONFORM] +Er. i- ';1 STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SH2) REVOCATION _,/ - SPEED LIMITS We encourage you to use our online submission forms, easily accessible on Council's website www.westernbay.govt.nz Alternatively, you can fill out this submission form and either drop it off at one of our offices, email it to [email protected] or return it in the envelope provided. SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5PM FRIDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2015 For photocopying purposes, please write clear/y using a black pen. NAME: MR / MRS:*MS*PISS A la/) *u*50 ') kirst name 0-#fr,.12.,4 ORGANISATION (IF AblyTO {h ke /\ f P /j-350(3+ (--Ifo u POSTAL ADDRESS: HOME PHONE: EMAIL: RALL %6 /0 /LIC, 07349004-0 WORK PHONE: 0 1--7 4- 497 4 L (o al Gnand 4-rs, 63 An}v¥Yal f ., Co. 4-2. SIGNATURE: pp *=== DATE: 2/915 1/We wish to speak at a Council hearing about my submission on the proposed speed limits:YES(D NO (3 Please tick one .. Privacy Act 1993: This form and the details of your submission will be pub#cly available as part of the decision-making process. 15 Western Bay ofP/enfi TE PUKEROAD CORRIDOR -'4 District Council S-UBMISSION FORM »f STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SW2) REVOCATION - SPEED LIMITS r_ % VS 0 : TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR PROPOSED NEW SPEED LIMITS Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below: 1 * Km/h START LOCATION END LOCATION 80 District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange 2oom west of Collins Lane 7o 2OOrn west of Collins Lane 13om west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 5o 13om west of Te Puke Quarry Rd loom east of King St 7o 3oorn east of King St East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 80 East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 35m east of Kenana Rd 70 35m east of Kenana Road loom east of Kaituna River Bridge 80 loom east of Kaituna River Bridge Paengaroa/TEL roundabout Please give further detail on why you support or oppose this speed limit(s): 0\fl a.11 4 -Fe Ct l<(2 f SUPPORT OPPOSE 6/ 16 b Western Bayof Plenty TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR "qJ District Council IMPORTANT CHANGES TO ROADS IN YOUR AREA 'SUBMISSIONFOEl /51\ STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SW2) REVOCATION Lj - SPEED LIMITS We encourage you to use our online submission forms, easily accessible on Council's website www.westernbay.govt.nz Alternatively, you can fill out this submission form and either drop it off at one of our offices, email it to speed/[email protected]. nz or return it in the envelope provided. SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5PM FRIDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2015 For photocopying purposes, please write clear/y using a black pen. NAME: MR / MRS*F159**&$ ORGANISATION (IF ANY): POSTAL ADDRESS: HOME PHONE: Ash hq li ifcal€cof P-jr:.t riam A voccolo Gul=6 1- Te fulal A kP Assoc-1(]j,1u,. (1 clit Rd 1-09- , * (51 ke 5 136690 WORK PHONE: 03-7 293 119 -2_ EMAIL: CRI 63-111-01*col <5h ilf ci -03 - in -1.- SIGNATURE: - - fi DATE: 01 1 Ii i 3 1/We wish to speak at a Council hearng about my submission on the proposed speed limits: YES No(D Please tick one .D Privacy Act 1993: This form and the details of your submission wi// be publicly available as part of the decision-making process. 17 Western Bay ofP/eng TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR District Council 5.-. SUBMISSION FORM » STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SW2) REVOCATION - SPEED LIMITS i *:.4 TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR PROPOSED NEW SPEED LIMITS Please show which spe,ed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. Km/h START LOCATION END LOCATION 80 District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange 2oom west of Collins Lane 7o 20om west of Collins Lane 13om west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 5o 130rn west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 3oom east of King St 7o loom east of King St East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 8o East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 35m east of Kenana Rd 70 35m east of Kenana Road loom east of Kaituna River Bridge 8o loom east of Kaituna River Bridge Paengaroa/TEL roundabout Please give further detail on why you support or oppose this speed limit(s): ·lfils Oill ,-l-11 A T€ FL.jk€ SUPPORT OPPOSE .I 18 12 Received: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 12:38 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Gale Gordon Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose We are finally going to be able to get to and from Papamoa without all these other drivers on the road and you plan to make it more difficult with all these different speed limits what are you thinking > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Support This is the only change that makes any sense as it is now considered part of town and people already slow down here > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose There is nothing wrong with the 70 to the dairy factory where it changes now > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose Just more changes that will be confusing and end up revenue gathering for the police > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose As above > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose As above its crazy the roads will be less busy therefore safer. This is why we wanted the by pass > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose As above > - General comments or other issues < i have never heard so many people fired up in TePuke as I did today after reading the TePuke times, no one I spoke to understood your reasoning around these changes and I think you will be a very unpopular counsel if you go ahead with them. listen to the people who drive to work everyday on these soon to be quiet safe roads > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Gale Gordon 17 Conifer Place TePuke 9118 19 Phone: 075421725 AHPhone: 075736203 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 28729 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*12 Website Submission Id: 1422 Processed Date: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 10:36 a.m. 20 13 Received: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 1:02 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Frank J Cammock Hearing Requested: Yes Preferred Hearing Date: When convenient for the council - preferably in Te Puke. Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Frank J Cammock 122 No 2 Rd, 2 RD Te Puke 3182 Phone: 0221035770 AHPhone: 075733392 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 127514 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*13 Website Submission Id: 1423 Processed Date: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 10:37 a.m. 21 14 Received: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 11:34 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: marty robinson Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose This is to slow, with the reduction of traffic on this road this is an unrealistic speed, you will increase crashes due to impatience. I Propose to leave at 100km/h, alternate is to drop to 90km/h. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose This is unnecessary existing speed from 200 west of Aturoa ave to 400 west te puke Quarry lane is fine leave as is. > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose From te puke Quarry road to 200m west autaroa ave should stay at 70km/h From 200 m west aturaroa ave till 200 m west Boucher ave 50km/h from 200m west Boucher ave till 300m east king street should be 40km/h > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose This should be 90km/h > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose this should be 90km/h > - General comments or other issues < Slowing down open road traffic will increase the frustrated drivers need to over take in urban areas creating more danger for locals and 22 pedestrians. there will still be a significant number of trucks and local traffic on this road so it is imperative that the flow is not impeded on clear straighter sections of a Highway. I agree that the limits need to come down in urban areas, but only where there is significant foot traffic. I drive sections of this road daily and will continue to after the bypass is operating, if you drive these roads now you will understand that the proposed speed limits I suggest are approximately the average speed that is common now on the different sections. Spend more money on upgrading the roads not wasting it on pointless speed alterations. Please tarseal alport and roydon downs road they are beyond a joke. thanks > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information marty robinson 814 alport road te puke 3189 Phone: 012481350 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 149365 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*14 Website Submission Id: 1425 Processed Date: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 10:38 a.m. 23 15 Received: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 12:42 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Heather Childerhouse Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose The road is capable of the current 100kph limit,even if most drivers are not. I presume the council do not wish to maintain the road to a standard to retain the current speed limit. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose This road was resealed within the last 12 months to an awful standard. It has been patched. Are the contractors going to be forced to redo the work to an acceptable standard? They should be. Once this is completed there is no reason to have a reduced speed limit. > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < > - General comments or other issues < There is too many varied speed limits within a short space of roading. Drivers won't know what they are supposed to be doing where. Pathetic. They will probably trickle along at 70kph from Domain Road as they tend to now, causing much frustration to daily commuters. Council should not be accepting handover of a roading network that is not up to the current open road speed limit of 100kph. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Heather Childerhouse 1 Wiltshire Place 24 Te Puke 3119 AHPhone: 5738564 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 77540 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*15 Website Submission Id: 1426 Processed Date: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 10:39 a.m. 25 16 Received: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 1:33 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Jennifer Normanton Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose I oppose the new speed limit changes. I travel on the road to go to work in Tauranga and back 5 days a week and often use it on the weekend. The function of a road, whether it be a State Highway or not, is for people to get from AB. I submit that the function of this stretch of road will not change. When the eastern link is completed, all of the people using the road will be using it to get somewhere and most will want to do so as soon as possible. The only "attractions" on the road are the fruit shop on Te Puke Quarry Rd and the Papamoa hills. There is already a marked lane for turning into that road. There is therefore no reason to reduce the speed so that road users can have a leisurely drive as there is nothing to see or stop for. I can count on one hand the number of days when I actually complete that part of my drive at 100kph. It only takes one person driving slowly to hold up everyone else and so I submit that it is not necessary to reduce the speed because the road users are forced, due to the lack of passing areas, to go at the speed of the traffic in front of them. I submit that safety could be improved by having more passing areas and widening the road in areas where traffic coming from side roads join onto the main road (like at Te Puke Quarry Road) so that that traffic can get up speed and merge with the traffic on the main road safety. If you want to attract people to Te Puke, make it easier for them to get here, not harder. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose As above > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose 26 As above > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose As above > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose As above > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose As above > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose As above > - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Jennifer Normanton 24 Valley Road, Te Puke 3119 Phone: 5410600 AHPhone: 5738530 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 166286 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*16 Website Submission Id: 1427 Processed Date: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 10:40 a.m. 27 17 Received: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 3:14 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: James Simpson Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose This area will be safer simply by having reduced traffic. There is simply no need to reduce the speed limit. The drop in speed will just anger many local residents and add unnecessary time to our daily commutes to Tauranga for work, this may lead to angry drives ignoring the limits and causing an even bigger problem with reckless passing. Keep the limit at 100km/h. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose This is an absolutely foolish proposal, there are only two driveways along this section of road, there are no safety gains to be had by making this change. The limit in this area need to remain at its current 100km/h. > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose A large part of this section of road is not residential, and has little to no foot traffic, there is no real purpose in changing it, the eastern end should remain at 70km/h. > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose This section of road should be a 100km zone, there is no residential housing in the area, and nothing is achieved by lowing the speed limit except for annoying local residents. > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose It is silly to keep chopping and changing the speed, this section of road should be 100km/h, again there is nothing along this stretch of road that requires the speed limit to be dropped. > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support The existing 70km zone through Waitangi is necessary, there are often cars pulling over along this section and the 70km/h limit is just right if keeping safety in mind. > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose This area will be safer simply by having reduced traffic. There is simply no need to reduce the speed limit. The drop in speed will just anger many local residents and add unnecessary time to our daily commutes to Whakatane for work, this may lead to angry drives ignoring the limits and causing an even bigger problem with reckless passing. Keep the limit at 100km/h. > 28 - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information James Simpson Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 132754 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*17 Website Submission Id: 1428 Processed Date: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 10:41 a.m. 29 18 Received: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 5:51 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: David Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Support > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < As there will be less traffic flow on these roads when the bypass opens why change the speed limits. I drive on this road every day as do many others from Te puke and will find it very frustrating if the speed limits are changed. The danger zones have been improved have they not so why bother. Not all drivers will use the bypass as its out of the way for many in Te puke. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information David Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 142448 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*18 Website Submission Id: 1429 30 19 Received: Saturday, 24 January 2015, 9:50 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Hazel Stack Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose Why not leave limits as they are now. Slow speeds for such long distances do not necessarily mean safer driving. Leave as is. > - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Hazel Stack 42 Shaw Rd RD 2 Te Puke 3182 AHPhone: 075736373 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 15063 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*19 Website Submission Id: 1431 31 20 Received: Sunday, 25 January 2015, 10:18 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Marlaynn Cogdale Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose This area has always been 100kms and see no reason for it to be changed due to the fact that there will be less traffic travelling on that section of road once the new motorway bypass is open. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose 70km/h has always been up to the commercial area of Te Puke, ie where currently 50km/h starts, see no reason to change that speed limit. > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose The area has always been 70km/h up to the start of commercial area ie start of Jellicoe street and see no reason for that to be changed due to a lot less traffic travelling that road once the new bypass is open. Ofcourse 50 km/h through town as it is currently is accepted. > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose Just down the hill from the Vets clinic is the start of 80km/h which is reasonable. With less traffic travelling this stretch of road I see no reason for a change in speed limits than is currently in that area. I drive a commercial vehicle and the constant chopping and changing of the speed limits gets very frustrating when the currently speed is enforce with the heavier traffic flow, which will decrease when the new bypass opens. > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose This area is currently 100km/h and see no reason for it to change. > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support Currently is 70km/h and that is acceptable due to the school in the middle of Waitangi. > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose This is currently 100km/h and see absolutely no reason for it to be changed when the traffic flow will be greatly decreased when the bypass road is opened. > - General comments or other issues < The currently speed limits in the areas outlined have been in affect for many years with a higher and greater traffic flow. There should be absolutely no need to decrease the speed limits once the new bypass is open, due to a decrease in vehicles using this road. As the roads currently affected are at a higher speed 32 limit with greater traffic flow there is no need to change these do a lesser speed. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Marlaynn Cogdale Donovan Street Te Puke 3119 Phone: 573 7071 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 88279 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*20 Website Submission Id: 1432 Processed Date: Sunday, 25 January 2015, 10:52 a.m. 33 21 Received: Sunday, 25 January 2015, 12:43 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Matthew Leighton Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < I would like to thank the Council for the opportunity to submit on the proposed changes to speed limits on the stretches of SH2 leading to Te Puke. I cannot stress how strongly I oppose the proposed changes. I, my partner and many others have chosen to live in Te Puke for its excellent commuting routes. I work in Whakatane and my partner works at Mount Maunganui. Te Puke offers all the benefits of being a rural town, the location, lifestyle and outlook that makes rural New Zealand so appealing, whilst also allowing easy access to both Rotorua and Tauranga cities and major towns for work. The proposed changes to speed limits severely damage Te Puke’s potential, both for residential growth and economic growth, as a direct consequence of the increased travel times. I cannot see how the decreased speed limits would contribute to attracting business and leisure travellers to take the detour to Te Puke and in fact I would expect the opposite effect. 34 I agree that safety on this route is of high importance, however considering that $10 million of State Highway money and a further $950,000 of Council money is to be spent on this stretch of road, I would expect sufficient safety improvements to have been made. The reduction in traffic volumes and decrease in number of heavy goods vehicles, as a result of the TEL, would also aid in safer travelling on this route. On the matter of safety, I find it somewhat odd that the proposed changes reduce the speed limit through the Te Puke industrial area, which has limited pedestrian traffic and little need for noise reduction and maintains the faster limit of 70kmph through Waitangi, which has residential land use either side of the road. While I welcome the opening of the TEL and feel that it will be beneficial to Te Puke in reducing heavy traffic, it should be noted that not only will Te Puke’s roading and transportation links not directly benefit from the TEL SH2 works, but the proposed changes in fact damage these and limit Te Puke’s potential. In summary I strongly oppose the proposed changes to speed limits and I suggest that all speed limits remain as they currently are, with the exception that the speed limit through Waitangi be reduced. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Matthew Leighton 26 Donovan Street, Te Puke 3119 Phone: 0273984311 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 160529 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*21 Website Submission Id: 1433 Processed Date: Sunday, 25 January 2015, 10:57 a.m. 35 22 Received: Sunday, 25 January 2015, 12:49 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Tracey Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose Have you ever stopped to think not everyone is old and rich with nothing better to do like you people that sit on our council? With the proposed speed limits in place will make getting to work even longer for people travelling into and out of Te Puke. Why on earth you think people will travel through Te Puke when they don't need to is just ridiculous. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose Have you ever stopped to think not everyone is old and rich with nothing better to do like you people that sit on our council? With the proposed speed limits in place will make getting to work even longer for people travelling into and out of Te Puke. Why on earth you think people will travel through Te Puke when they don't need to is just ridiculous. > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose Have you ever stopped to think not everyone is old and rich with nothing better to do like you people that sit on our council? With the proposed speed limits in place will make getting to work even longer for people travelling into and out of Te Puke. Why on earth you think people will travel through Te Puke when they don't need to is just ridiculous. > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose Have you ever stopped to think not everyone is old and rich with nothing better to do like you people that sit on our council? With the proposed speed limits in place will make getting to work even longer for people travelling into and out of Te Puke. Why on earth you think people will travel through Te Puke when they don't need to is just ridiculous. > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose Have you ever stopped to think not everyone is old and rich with nothing better to do like you people that sit on our council? With the proposed speed limits in place will make getting to work even longer for people travelling into and out of Te Puke. Why on earth you think people will travel through Te Puke when they don't need to is just ridiculous. > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose Have you ever stopped to think not everyone is old and rich with nothing better to do like you people that sit on our council? With the proposed speed limits in place will make getting to work even longer for people travelling into and out of Te Puke. Why on earth 36 you think people will travel through Te Puke when they don't need to is just ridiculous. > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose Have you ever stopped to think not everyone is old and rich with nothing better to do like you people that sit on our council? With the proposed speed limits in place will make getting to work even longer for people travelling into and out of Te Puke. Why on earth you think people will travel through Te Puke when they don't need to is just ridiculous. > - General comments or other issues < For 13 years I have lived on Conway road in Paengaroa, after all the money I have paid on rates it would be nice if I could get a lousy street sign...yes no street sign for over 13 years. I guess now all the rich folks are buying in my street we might finally get a sign. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Tracey Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 127732 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*22 Website Submission Id: 1434 Processed Date: Sunday, 25 January 2015, 10:58 a.m. 37 dI Western Bay of Plenty 7 District Council TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR 1»e IMPORTANT CHANGES TO ROADS IN YOUR AREA goodness grows here 0 FIUBMISSIONFORM /3 STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SH2) REVOCATION L>/ -SPEED LIMITS We encourage you to use our online submission form easily accessible on Council's website wwwwesternbay ovt nz Alternatively, you can fill out this submission form and either drop it off at one of our offices, email it to [email protected] or return it in the envelope provided. SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5PM FRIDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2015 For photocopying purposes, please write clearly using a black pen. 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J 1/We wish to speak at a<Council hearing about my submission on the proposed speed limits: YES(D NO (0' Please tick one .D .D Privacy Act 1993: This form and the details of your submission will be publicly available as part of the decision-making process. 38 Western Bay of Plenty ] District Council TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR SUBMISSIONFORM-1 (i) STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SW2) REVOCATION -SPEED LIMITS f'<0*t TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR PROPOSED NEW SPEED LIMITS Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below: »t END LOCATION 1%*f» SUPPORT OPPOSE Km/h START LOCATION 180 District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange 2oom west of Collins Lane 2oom west of Collins Lane 13om west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 13om west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 3oom east of King St L/. 3oom east of King St East end of Waiari Stream Bridge J East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 35m east of Kenana Rd 35m east of Kenana Road loom east of Kaituna River Bridge loom east of Kaituna River Bridge Paengaroa/TEL roundabout 80 70 L 50 \ ..i \.1 Please give further detail on why you support or oppose this speed limit(s): j OppOSE A W.\9 -7- H GRE- [*11 Y 8 9 c HANG E 1* EX,[ST-/Af G. L //7 iTS MAVE BEEN FEW- CHA '\f (13 E Fl f\,/«9 P 01 TT, 46 S P EE -D A C c ) -DE w 1-3 rr- *.. c 5 MFUS S =Z) A j V s 14 5 4 F -6/CI] 2*0*W-K 39 24 Received: Sunday, 25 January 2015, 2:24 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Kathryn King Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose I have been a resident of Te Puke for the last thirteen years and although I know that there have been some accidents on SH2 between Te Puke and Papamoa, I see no reason to reduce the speed limit once the new TEL has been completed. I currently travel that road to and from work every day of the week, most often, twice a day, to get my children to their after-school activities. During my travels, there are many times when the speed limit is governed by the density of the traffic, where a vehicle might decide to travel at 80km/h and due to the fact that there is a long line of oncoming traffic, all the cars therefore are restricted to a slow speed. Once the new TEL is completed and provided that there is no change in the speed limit, cars will be able to pass the slower moving vehicles more easily, which will, in turn, ease the cases of road-rage which I see on a daily basis. However, if the speed limit is reduced, then I am sure that there will be more road-rage as people get frustrated at travelling along at a slower speed. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Support I believe that this will make it safer for vehicles turning in and out of Collins Lane > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Support > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > 40 - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Kathryn King 26 Muir Place, Te Puke 3119 Phone: 075743530 AHPhone: 075733320 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 115638 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*24 Website Submission Id: 1436 Processed Date: Sunday, 25 January 2015, 11:00 a.m. 41 25 Received: Sunday, 25 January 2015, 3:35 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Joanne Riddington Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose I think the speed limit should be 90km/h along this stretch of highway. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Support > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Support > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Support > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose The speed limited should by 90km/h > - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Joanne Riddington 1588 State Highway 2 RD7 Te Puke 3187 Phone: 5421405 AHPhone: 5421405 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 166290 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 42 26 Received: Monday, 26 January 2015, 10:11 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Sheryl Crawford Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Support > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Support > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Support > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Support > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Support > - General comments or other issues < All these areas have been subject to numerous accidents over many years...any effort to reduce speed will hopefully lower this potential. Slower speeds also enable vehicles attempting to enter and exit main thoroughfares better and safer options. Much thanks for these ideas > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Sheryl Crawford 90 Cameron Road Te Puke 3119 Phone: 0276401263 AHPhone: 075735133 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 29186 43 27 Received: Monday, 26 January 2015, 11:29 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Subway Te Puke Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < Nothing wrong with the speed now - We as retailers are already worried about how this will affect our business, slowing down the traffic will only put more people off coming here. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Subway Te Puke 47 Jellicoe Street Te Puke 3119 Phone: +6475734111 AHPhone: +6475734111 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 125085 44 28 Received: Monday, 26 January 2015, 11:57 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Mike & Sue Corney Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose Speed limit should be left the same. At the moment there are times when the amount of traffic means you have to drive with the general traffic at a lower speed than the 100km limit, however, there are times when it is perfectly safe to drive at 100km. With less traffic on the road once the bypass opens it should be safer. Leave it as it is until you see how it goes. Local drivers will be extremely frustrated with the lower proposed limit. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose No change > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose 300m east of King Street is fine, but doesn't need to extend all the way to past Quarry Rd. Current speed limits are fine. > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose As in first comment - leave the speed limits alone! > - General comments or other issues < Can't see the logic of making any changes at this stage - wait and see what happens. Can always change later if you really have to but it's always harder to change back and what a waste of money changing signs, etc. Just more money gathering opportunities for the police traffic dept! > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Mike & Sue Corney 1060C No3 Rd, RD 3 3183 Phone: +64274271819 45 AHPhone: +64276370488 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 25169 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*28 Website Submission Id: 1443 Processed Date: Monday, 26 January 2015, 11:15 a.m. 46 29 Received: Monday, 26 January 2015, 1:22 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Duane Knight Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose I propose a 90km/h speed limit on this stretch of road. I disagree that 80km/h is the best speed limit for this stretch of road. Currently the speed limit is 100km/h, however most traffic is limited to a lower speed due to the heavy traffic in the area. Once the TEL is opened, speeds will increase, and this stretch of road is generally of a good quality for a rural road. Lowering to 80km/h will increase travel times for residents heading to Tauranga and Papamoa, and will cause a decrease in productivity for people (due to a increased travel time) We need to take advantage of the TEL to increase productivity through decreased travel times, not artificially and needlessly decrease productivity through reducing speed limits arbitrarily. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose See above for comments on decreased productivity through increased travel times > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose See above for comments on decreased productivity through increased travel times > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support This small stretch of road should be changed to 70km/h. It allows for a gradual speed reduction from open road, to 70km/h until 50km/h in Te Puke itself. > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose 90km/h is more appropriate here. See above for comments on decreased productivity through increased travel times > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support This is an appropriate speed for Waitangi village > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose 70km/h speed limit should be started further east than current or proposed. 47 At present cars do not slow down adequately over the Kaituna bridge and at the intersection with Rangiuru road. It leads to a dangerous intersection, with turning traffic expecting approaching traffic to be obeying the posted speed limit, but in fact they are not. The rest of this area should be 90km/h or 100km/h. This is another area where an arbitrary speed reduction will cause a decrease in productivity for local people through increased travel times. > - General comments or other issues < Te Puke is going to experience a great change when the TEL opens. Businesses will struggle due to the decrease in through traffic. Changes to the speed limits on either side of the town will exacerbate this, as it will make Te Puke even less attractive as an alternative route to the TEL. If council is serious about encouraging a vibrant 'boutique shopping experience' then they ought not to put further obstacles in the path of business owners as they seek to attract shoppers. Local residents are also going to notice the change. Where now the roads are clogged, soon they will be free and easy to use again. But with the proposed speed reductions on our new empty roads, we will not be able to take advantage of this. TEL will be opened, and the only people who will miss out of any benefit will be the people of Te Puke. Visitors will be encouraged not to visit, and locals will find it takes even longer to get anywhere. I believe that the proposals are short sighted, and will result in decreased productivity through increased travel times. I believe it is council's responsibility to encourage local business, and to free up transport linkages by not putting barriers in the path of people attempting to move from one place to another, > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Duane Knight 53 Karner Drive RD8 Te Puke 3188 Phone: 0212433562 AHPhone: 075737575 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 166291 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*29 Website Submission Id: 1448 Processed Date: Monday, 26 January 2015, 11:25 a.m. 48 30 Received: Monday, 26 January 2015, 7:06 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Kim Steiner Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose They are expecting way less traffic on the road once the new link opens up so do not see why this needs to be reduced. Definitely oppose this reduction!!!! > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Support > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Support > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose There will be less traffic on the road once the new link opens up so do not see why this needs to be reduced. It may even cause accidents from traffic being impatient and overtaking especially the straight piece of road by Affco Rangiuru. See this when the tractors are on the road. It will make our trip into town that bit longer, and for those of us that have children means an earlier start which can also mean grumpy children and who wants to deal with that on top of everything else. Definitely oppose this reduction!!!! > - General comments or other issues < Personally I think by reducing the speed limits you may just end up encouraging families from Paengaroa, Pongakawa and Pukehina to go to Papamoa for there shopping rather than Te Puke because it will be faster. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Kim Steiner 235 SH33 Paengaroa 49 3189 Phone: 075331003 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 84627 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*30 Website Submission Id: 1450 Processed Date: Monday, 26 January 2015, 11:28 a.m. 50 31 Received: Monday, 26 January 2015, 9:54 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: skyla clifton Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Support > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < Leave it as it is... why change it! > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information skyla clifton Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 159717 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*31 Website Submission Id: 1452 Processed Date: Monday, 26 January 2015, 11:28 a.m. 51 32 Received: Tuesday, 27 January 2015, 7:16 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Ange Ellison Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Ange Ellison 347 Brown Road RD 8 Te Puke 3188 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 166292 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*32 Website Submission Id: 1454 52 33 Received: Tuesday, 27 January 2015, 9:35 a.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Christopher Clarke Te Mana o Ngati Rangitihi Trust Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Support > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Support > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Support > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Support > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Support > - General comments or other issues < Te Mana o Ngati Rangitihi Trust supports the speed limits in principle but are concerned about the number of speed limit changes i.e 7 speed limit changes to a relatively short stretch of highway. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Christopher Clarke Te Mana o Ngati Rangitihi Trust P.O.Box 831 Whakatane 3158 3158 Phone: (07) 3222452 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: 53 34 Received: Tuesday, 27 January 2015, 2:08 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Jessica Blackwell Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose Why have a slower speed when taking a lot of traffic on another route once the new highway opens. Stop wasting tax payers money and spending it on cops so they can rip us off even more and make us feel like criminals especially when the speed limits can change in an instant and not everyone will know. Cops will be on the road just waiting for the car that didn't see the ads or read the newspaper. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose What's wrong with the speed limits now especially when you are going to have a new highway in place which will minimise the traffic through the proposed areas anyway? > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose What's wrong with the speed limits now especially when you are going to have a new highway in place which will minimise the traffic through the proposed areas anyway? > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose What's wrong with the speed limits now especially when you are going to have a new highway in place which will minimise the traffic through the proposed areas anyway? > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose What's wrong with the speed limits now especially when you are going to have a new highway in place which will minimise the traffic through the proposed areas anyway? > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose What's wrong with the speed limits now especially when you are going to have a new highway in place which will minimise the traffic through the proposed areas anyway? > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose If you have spent money putting in a highway to cnnect Paengaroa to Tauranga to make a faster route you are going to have less traffic on the road anyways as drivers will not have to go through the small towns, hence wanting the speed to remain the same as there will potentially be less traffic on the roads making it safer to go at the original speed > - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: 54 Submitter Contact Information Jessica Blackwell 250 Pah Road RD 9 Te Puke 3189 Phone: 0211807344 AHPhone: 07 5739610 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 166293 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*34 Website Submission Id: 1458 Processed Date: Tuesday, 27 January 2015, 11:37 a.m. 55 35 Received: Tuesday, 27 January 2015, 2:41 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: DP and NE Hurst Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Support > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Support > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Support > - General comments or other issues < Don't chop and change the speed limit, it only confuses drivers and will cause accidents not prevent them. Make it 80 right through apart from the Te Puke shopping area. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information DP and NE Hurst 1531 State Highway 2, Papamoa, R. D. 7, Te Puke 3187 Phone: 07 5422138 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: 56 36 Received: Tuesday, 27 January 2015, 7:38 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Bruce Cameron Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose There is nothing wrong with this section of road, it is designed and built to highway standard for traffic to travel at 100kph, after handover it will become a country road designed and built for traffic to travel at 100 kph. At the moment the average speed is 80kph due mainly to the volume of traffic and still there are major incidents, the majority caused by driver error, lowering the speed will not make this road safer, lowering the volume of traffic will. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < I really hope the council force the LTSA to handover a well maintained fully up to scratch road, because at present its just been patched up to try amd make it last. pretty poorly patched up at that. The additional costs of maintaining this patched up road will be huge if council are silly enough to accept it as it is. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Bruce Cameron 25 Hartford Ave Papamoa 57 3118 Phone: 0272274169 AHPhone: 0272274169 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 166321 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*36 Website Submission Id: 1461 Processed Date: Tuesday, 27 January 2015, 11:40 a.m. 58 37 Received: Tuesday, 27 January 2015, 9:38 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Nigel McPherson Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose It is state highway and cape-able of carry traffic at 100 km. no need to change. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose There are only about 3 busnises in the area and no problems with larger traffic flows so why will there be problems with fewer vehicles. > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Support,Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose 100 kms is fine now and should stay > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Support thru Waitangi , no problem > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose 100 ks now so why change > - General comments or other issues < I am opposed to slowing the road down. It will discourage people from traveling into Te Puke. This is not what we want to happen to the town. Please listen to the people. EDGE, Te Puke fast forward do not want the speed changed. If you cant take advice from these sort of people then what is the point of submissions.Are the reasons for the change just so the council will not have to maintain the road as much. You should be looking after the town and slowing the traffic will make it less attractive for locals and tourists to travel to Te Puke. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Nigel McPherson 53 Fairview Place 3119 Phone: +6475755852 59 AHPhone: +6475755852 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 166323 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*37 Website Submission Id: 1462 Processed Date: Tuesday, 27 January 2015, 11:45 a.m. 60 38 Received: Wednesday, 28 January 2015, 1:20 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Jen Stewart Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose This is an open rural road and there is no need for the speed to be reduced to 80km/h. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Support > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose > - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Jen Stewart 1388a State Highway 2 RD 7 3187 Phone: +64274059516 AHPhone: +64274059516 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 166334 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*38 61 39 Received: Wednesday, 28 January 2015, 1:25 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Jill Marsh Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose If this 'rural' road (Te Puke Corridor)is to be 80kph then EVERY other 'rural' road must be the same. This will not improve safety but it will make road users think about using the 'Toll Road' which is not going to end up in the councils coffers and many may bypass Te Puke because it is so slow. You only need to look at the 90kph area south of Auckland and how busy the road through Tahuna, has become. This is not one of the brightest proposals Council has come up with but it probably will be the end of Te Puke as we know it. On the up side all our rates in this area should drop dramatically if this proposal goes ahead. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < Oppose Anyone would think Te Puke is going to become a huge city like Auckland overnight when this link goes ahead. It will be the beginning of the end for Te Puke, that's all. So speed will not be an issue actually getting people there will be. > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < Oppose Anyone would think Te Puke is going to become a huge city like Auckland overnight when this link goes ahead. It will be the beginning of the end for Te Puke, that's all. So speed will not be an issue actually getting people there will be. > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < Oppose Anyone would think Te Puke is going to become a huge city like Auckland overnight when this link goes ahead. It will be the beginning of the end for Te Puke, that's all. So speed will not be an issue actually getting people there will be. > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose Anyone would think Te Puke is going to become a huge city like Auckland overnight when this link goes ahead. It will be the beginning of the end for Te Puke, that's all. So speed will not be an issue actually getting people there will be. > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < Oppose Anyone would think Te Puke is going to become a huge city like Auckland overnight when this link goes ahead. It will be the beginning of the end for Te Puke, that's all. So speed will not be an issue actually getting people there will be. > 62 - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose Anyone would think Te Puke is going to become a huge city like Auckland overnight when this link goes ahead. It will be the beginning of the end for Te Puke, that's all. So speed will not be an issue actually getting people there will be. > - General comments or other issues < It appears the Council is blatantly trying to 'dispose' of Te Puke by the above underhand tactics. > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Jill Marsh 799 Old Coach Road RD6 Te Puke 3186 Phone: 5331887 AHPhone: 5331897 Email: [email protected] Reference Data: Ozone ContactID: 14830 Cen Submission: SL15 2015 Cen Master ID : 2015*SL15*39 Website Submission Id: 1465 Processed Date: Wednesday, 28 January 2015, 11:47 a.m. 63 40 Received: Wednesday, 28 January 2015, 1:43 p.m. State Highway 2 (SH2) Revocation - Speed Limits Submitter: Robyn Rickard Hearing Requested: No Preferred Hearing Date: not specified Te Puke Corridor Proposed New Speed Limits Council has proposed the speed limit on the rural sections of the Te Puke Corridor should be 80km/h to improve safety and reflect the changed function of the road. There is also a proposal to extend the 50km/h section to the Domain Road side of Te Puke Quarry Road and to extend the 70km/h limit in the same area. On the east side of Te Puke the proposal is to replace the present 80km/h section with 70km/h. Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below. - 80km/h - District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange to 200m west of Collins Lane < Oppose 100kph has been safe enough in the past and should only become safer with less volumes of traffic. I don't think people travelling to Te Puke should be penalized just to encourage other users to use the toll road. > - 70km/h - 200m west of Collins Lane to 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road. < > - 50km/h - 130m west of Te Puke Quarry Road to 300m east of King Street < > - 70km/h - 300m east of King St to East end of Waiari Stream Bridge < > - 80km/h - East end of Waiari Stream Bridge to 35m east of Kenana Rd < Oppose 100kph has been safe enough in the past and will only become safer with less volume of traffic. I don't think people travelling to TePuke should be penalized just to encourage other users to use the toll road. > - 70km/h - 35m east of Kenana Road to 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge < > - 80km/h - 100m east of Kaituna River Bridge to Paengaroa/TEL roundabout < Oppose 100kph has been safe enough in the past and will only become safer with less volume of traffic. I don't think people travelling to TePuke should be penalized just to encourage other users to use the toll road. > - General comments or other issues < > Submissions: Submitter Contact Information Robyn Rickard 1/124 Levers Road, Matua,Tauranga 3110 Phone: 075739769 AHPhone: 075766779 Email: [email protected] Western Bay of Plenty District Council 64 TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR 12* IMPORTANT CHANGES TO ROADS IN YOUR AREA [SUBMISSIONFORM- /1\ STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SW2) REVOCATION LY -SPEED LIMITS We encourage you to use our online submisfion forms, , Ar & 1, easily accessible on Council's website www.westernbay.govt.nz Alternatively, you can fill out this submission form and either drop it off at one of our offices, email it to speed/[email protected] or return it in the envelope provided. SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5PM FRIDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2015 For photocopying purposes, please write clearly using a black pen. 15 tu(e- rb 1-0 rl-)66 NAME: MR / MUS++48++416% Pirst nalne 1 ourniurne .' NOY LODGE ARABIAN STUD h ORGANISATION¢IFANY): -'LDCOACHROADRD. 6 I 4'14 't TE PUKE POSTAL ADDRESS: 1038 Old Cocic_h /4-cl 42-8 6 «-8 21'Le-- HOME PHONE: EMAIL: 5. 5 33 ) 1- 4 WORK PHONE: h) /1.l LIE cf 4<1<72) r Gh L·) ojyync™11 = CLDf<%1-' SIGNATURE:37 Ul#7---KIZY 11 -- - DATE: D-3 / 1113 1/We wish to speak at a Council hearing about my submission on the proposed speed limits: YES( NO P/ease tick one .. Privacy Act 1993: This form and the details of your submission wil/ be publicly available as part of the decision-making process. 65 Western Bay of P/enty District Council TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR A. 1.-=Ii=*=-1 <D STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SH2) REVOCATION - SPEED LIMITS TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR PROPOSED NEW SPEED LIMITS Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below: Km/h START LOCATION END LOCATION 80 District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange 2oom west of Collins Lane 7o 2oom west of Collins Lane 13om west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 5o 13orn west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 3oom east of King St 7o 3oom east of King St East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 80 East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 35m east of Kenana Rd 70 35m east of Kenana Road loom east of Kaituna River Bridge 8o loom east of Kaituna River Bridge Paengaroa/TEL roundabout Please give further detail on why you support or oppose this speed limit(s): R 0 4 En-stl .fo C -Fe A he y SUPPORT OPPOSE j 66 4( Western Bay of Plenty District Council TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR 'RB* IMPORTANT CHANGES TO ROADS IN YOUR AREA SUBMISSION FORM Offie u.e only SUBMISSION NUMBER 0 47- SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5PM FRIDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2015 For photocopying purposes, please write clearly using a black pen. NAME: MMAS/<MS / MISS ORGANISATION (IF ANY): -la-4 [0 4 ARV_\cx - POSTAL ADDRESS: c..---E- 1/11-AYZ\-4 24, ;2)-1- t/jn,-A, -t--f'·™-1«f c 7 (Gwok blect \54©·sH 0 62 32« 0.-,lke HOME PHONE: O-1 151 l.6« 4- WORK PHONE: 00-7 4{Sci 336 EMAIL: or.*plci *22*-c,/ E) L-<*vroli . Co# AB 09ACCE .776 1/We wish to speak at a Council hearing about my submission on the proposed speed limits: YES (D NO € Please tick one SIGNATURE: f¥'10 DATE: .D .D Privacy Act 1993: This form and the details of your submission wi# be pub/ic/y available as part of the decision-making process. 67 bra< District Western Bay ofP/enty TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR Council - 0 -- , J.4 · I - i., / '1" 17 TI'-r-/.'per-/-·- 1, I /:1.1.1.6:=71, ii*]lf'PY' 015?85-1% f-@'01*$3?#*11-Q U FF,"r' 1 T - TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR PROPOSED NEW SPEED LIMITS Please show which speed limit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below: D . OPPOSE e 80 District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange 2oom west of Collins Lane 7o 2oom west of Collins Lane 13om west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 4 v.1 «' 6 0. -. 7o 3oom east of King St 8o East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 7o 35m east of Kenana Road loom east of Kaituna River Bridge 8o loom east of Kaituna River Bridge Paengaroa/TEL roundabout East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 35m east of Kenana Rd Please give further detail on why you support or oppose this speed limit(s): Alj pbrbrb Ck*J \(3{2) 41'0- ' (n,·.j S ,C)Clr·r-> F rr-rxr* ry-<7\ Li),3(26j -33 W*PEs 60%1 (4424/YEE 4 9CNCe Crgs SU.,c=<7\:-f 'ke R=De>S> =540 01 \ f LU *-3 Cl•-3 nooncj <E> P*p-cA Av-ex@Fir- 04 Al-4,6 Fcoc\ c»-ct n>tb r-1 (74/ rr-45Scl- S %(40« 42·-™ a:>Lk-ns«:. - \CA- .A\0--e *·4 ccu<·*\rp>s-> ·%1-*4 r, 5.-tu# 00(IJ ac c.ic\€.35> -11rc& 1,-c*op. · InOBAR CAS OCY- JJ€'c& \,sp«\-u:a2 LG:p,o,v<2. 1* 20\ -1-Ll,-,00£ 4 =-3 - 0\0©Lr-x-,4:5 CUr virwt-S \('Q- SL c-4 lu-,A- slnocAC hop*WA/WA#i *,the, clccXC-ja,56 ·t)-A- Ce> t\,-eki C+rtackrb ch pcxt,5< «5 (0«s- co--, 60 9 uxt & r-*. 0-- -\1,=e_ Istvc.1244- t-U-te-1·04 -\*e \073 Suacxp . --- no:61*xed Le« p» *S-> r-0 00)2. 0 (25<363v' ' 433\2' sAir'e (31\5, v-CA \r<2141 (59> Rfre./2 F« «6ucl/ CX 00 4142 rek*4' - <1 4&1k--1 N,e« 441/Le- r-orlcA ·2>-1 r-%*e (-4 C*tyc> a &22aic-A - 96*> tvo*lec (*2\\ 43 (»&3\23 *c\,uce/4 (3«* dhoe€<411\4 14- (Acc (c»nt Vnte us\\ 69 7--r-A LA C.2-Cl{ aX-Ak- r©*-2. u,-% s\-i\\ \ore <310\ O-0 Sioar_/ , -3 cals,r 1-viz f@fc o442 Focxczl SLAC 1--,CXS 20(636 634 r.tb t)3\ &26-> ., r/Ak tr>n*10,/5 j (S_ic«\\S-5> (kN-Yi<'.5 8,*-, <21-'f-3> FCACTr-D])1<5-,C XnED<=1 41, -4"5i 53 Cul/cx( C\2AiL)Ortb + co\cLM tin c_Bilic-*0/ 6 - -3-6 «c>t c su16% \\0« 68 Westen,Bayo/P/enty TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR District Council 'FIRiAe IMPORTANT CHANGES TO ROADS IN YOUR AREA goodness grows heze 0 SUBMISSIONFORM 3\ STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SW2) REVOCATION L,/ - SPEED LIMITS We encourage you to use our online submission forms, easily accessible on Council's website www.westernbay.govt.nz Alternatively, you can fill out this submission form and either drop it off at one of our offices. email it to speed/[email protected] or return it in the envelope provided. SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5PM FRIDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2015 For photocopying purposes, p/ease write clearly using a b/ack pen. NAME: MR-/ MRS / bdS+MISS- Cole-En l-kOl /8 Atit ORGANISATION (IF ANY): Florne .·?f'j'?0131€ 1 2«ike« 2_ 7auro« A 2 F 3,-03 5 U POSTAL ADDRESS HOME PHONE: 3 60 8 31 «plo /1 0 (3 5410530 WORK PHONE: EMAIL: d,ar. pr-; cle is 'lncjyyn(\ =Co. n 2 SIGNATURE: ) DATE: ,'28/yo 1/We wish to speak at a Council hearing about my submission on the proposed speed limits: YES(D NO ( Please tick one Privacy Act 1993: This form and the details of your submission wi// be publicly available as part of the decision-making process. 69 Western Bay of Plenly TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR District Council SUBMISSIONFORM STATE HIGMWAY 2 (SH2) REVOCATION - SPEED LIMITS *,jus> TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR PROPOSED NEW SPEED LIMITS Please show which sped Ijnit(s) you support or oppose by ticking the correct box below: M. . Km/h START LOCATION END LOCATION 80 District boundary: Domain Rd Interchange 2oom west of Collins Lane 70 20om west of Collins Lane 13om west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 5o 13orn west of Te Puke Quarry Rd 3oom east of King St 70 30om east of King St East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 8o East end of Waiari Stream Bridge 35m east of Kenana Rd 70 35m east of Kenana Road loom east of Kaituna River Bridge 8o loom east of Kaituna River Bridge Paengaroa/TEL roundabout SUPPORT OPPOSE Please give further detail on why you support or oppose this speed limit(s): 'VC * 3-SIL 2* 11'he- 1-Cxb/h ·*- Le'ou© 03 1 5 - do =, 1 cl'tje -2' J JI l/ 70 Western Bay of P/enty TE PUKE ROAD CORRIDOR District Council 79338KTS IMPORTANT CHANGES TO ROADS IN YOUR AREA [SUBMISSION-FORM /53\ STATE HIGHWAY 2 (SH2) REVOCATION (--/ - SPEED LIMITS We encourage you to use our online submission forms, easily accessible on Council's website www.westernbay.govt.nz Alternatively, you can fill out this submission form and either drop it off at one of our offices, email it to [email protected] or return it in the envelope provided. SUBMISSIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5PM FRIDAY, 27 FEBRUARY 2015 For photocopying purposes, p/ease write clearly using a black pen. NAME: MR / MRS+MS»11SS -Ion Tag\or Fir.':t rne ORGANISATION (IF ANY): POSTAL ADDRESS: ourn,ime ,(3 6\ ce A 2 0 86.<#)(- Cihun- Ncian c Lcn e. 2 06 f /Ii Ulte HOME PHONE: SBS 3390 WORK PRONE: EMAIL: SIGNATURE: m %% r I. DATE: 3-EN, F 1/We wish to speak at a Council hearing about my submission on the proposed speed limits: YES() .. NO Please tick one .D Privacy Act 1993: This form and the details of your submission wi# be publicly available as part of the decision-making process.
