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Auckland rail corridor upgrade: work is starting

Published: Thu 24 Jul 2003 02:09 PM
MEDIA ADVISORY
23 July 2002
Auckland rail corridor upgrade: work is starting
Auckland City and Auckland Regional Transport Network Limited (ARTNL) would like to invite you to the official start of $3.3 million of upgrade work on Auckland’s rail corridor.
Kingsland railway station and its immediate vicinity have been selected as a priority. Work will start on Thursday 24 July 2003.
The Mayor of Auckland City, Hon John Banks and Auckland City’s transport committee chairperson, Cr Greg McKeown will be welcomed by ARTNL’s chairman, Mr Ross Keenan, at Kingsland station at 10.30am. They will inspect the work to be undertaken and assist the workers in their duties.
The start of the corridor upgrade is another important step in the improvement of the passengers rail infrastructure in the Auckland region.
“It is important that we get on with the much needed improvements. While ARTNL have the responsibility of developing and managing the corridor, stations and tracks, Auckland City Council will be working closely with them to help improve station environments," says Mr McKeown.
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