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Redoubt-Mill Road upgrade

23 February 2016

Redoubt-Mill Road upgrade

Auckland Transport has received a recommendation from independent planning commissioners that gives the green light for the Redoubt-Mill Road upgrade to go ahead.

The commissioners, who heard AT’s planning application, have recommended that the designation for the land be confirmed, subject to conditions that address issues raised by submitters.

The commissioners say they concluded that upgrading the Redoubt-Mill Road corridor is necessary to relieve existing and forecast congestion, accommodate planned growth, provide for alternative modes of transport, improve traffic safety and improve network efficiency.

They also found that the effects of the project can be appropriately avoided, remedied or mitigated.

Auckland Transport Roading Group Manager, Andrew Scoggins says the recommendation and related conditions would now be considered before a decision is made to confirm, amend or withdraw the notices.

The commissioners’ recommendation follows a public hearing in September last year, during which 286 submissions were considered and a number of submitters presented further evidence.

Mr Scoggins says when a decision is made, all affected landowners and submitters will be informed of the result. Submitters will have 15 working days to appeal the decision to the Environment Court.

• Read the recommendation report and supporting documents on Auckland Council’s website.


• Visit the Redoubt Road – Mill Road Corridor website for more information on the project at www.at.govt.nz/projects-roadworks/redoubt-road-mill-road-corridor/


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