Hamilton

Benefits of new and improved pedestrian facilities: case studies

Submitted by Jenny-Kaye Potaka on Tue, 24/08/2010 - 16:16

Abstract Remit

In seeking to optimise the use of existing infrastructure and develop more vibrant shopping centres by creating places/spaces that people want to visit, many Councils are seeking to reallocate road space.

Document Type: 
Conference papers
City/Town: 
Auckland
Hamilton
Christchurch
Topics: 
Design and planning
Safety
Conference: 
2010 Dollars and Sense of Walking
Free tags: 
pedestrian crossings
measuring
Presenter: 
Tracy Allatt
Session or Keynote: 
Infrastructure
Organisation or Business: 
Beca Infrastructure Ltd
Session slot: 
Mon a.m. late

Living Streets Hamilton August 2009 notes

Living Streets Hamilton

Meeting notes, August 13, 2009

Present: Daphne Bell, Stacey Ward, Maxine Fraser, Jennie Dalton, Judy McDonald, Sandra Baxendine, Celia Hope, Margaret Southgate, Mark Servian, Peter Bos, Kate Hayward

An enthusiastic and well-attended meeting, in which a large range of items were addressed!

Report on “Street Cred”, the training weekend for advocates held in Wellington in July by Living Streets Aotearoa.

Document Type: 
Minutes/Agenda
Region (NZ): 
Waikato
City/Town: 
Hamilton

Submission on Ohaupo Road Walking and Cycling Study, August 2009

Submitted by liz thomas on Wed, 02/09/2009 - 09:39

Submission on Ohaupo Road Walking and Cycling Study, August 2009

Living Streets Hamilton appreciates the opportunity to contribute to discussions on the development of walking and cycling facilities in the Ohaupo Rd area from Kahikatea Drive to Dixon Rd.

Document Type: 
Submissions
Region (NZ): 
Waikato
City/Town: 
Hamilton

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