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Submission on Transmission Gully resource consents

This is Living Streets Wellington submission on the Transmission Gully resource consent

Submission on Traffic Resolution 101-11 Tawa shared path

This is the Living Streets Wellington submission on Traffic resolution 101-11 Tawa 'shared path'.

Walking to 2040 - space allocation, parking, and pedestrians 6 September

The third in our series of meetings Walking to 2040 this time looks at space allocation, parking and pedestrians. The issue of vehicle parking often makes it into the newspapers but what is the real situation about space allocation and parking, how does it affect pedestrians, is vehicle parking essential for economic growth, do decision-makers have good information on these issues?

Event Dates: 
Tue, 06/09/2011 - 17:30 - 19:30
Location (Town/City): 
Wakefield St, Wellington
Venue: 
Wellington City Council meeting room 2
Contact person: 
Ellen Blake
Contact details: 
wellington@livingstreets.org.nz

Review of Walk for your life book

Walk for your life: Restoring neighbourhood walkways to enhance community life, improve street safety and reduce obesity

By Marie Demers, PH.D

Foreword by James O. Hull

Vital Health Publishing 2006

What a great book! Excellent for those new to walking advocacy.

This book looks at the hostile environment that has been created through urban sprawl and car dependence. Marie’s book offers some good reading on the burden being created by our sedentary lifestyle.

Los Angeles Walkability checklist

Guidance for site plan review
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