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National code of practice for utilities access to transport corridors

Last Modified: 1 August 2011

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Roading

Council’s Roading Division is responsible for managing the city's roading assets. This includes:

234km of roading
300km of kerbs and channels
226km of footpath
3,487 street lights
52 bridges (including 6 pedestrian foot bridges)
numerous sumps and street signs.

This is in keeping with Councils Strategic Plan to provide a cost effective, high quality and safe road system with a transport network that creates high standards of accessibility within the city and is user friendly for both residents and visitors as a result of high traffic engineering standards and good directional signage.

Council is also actively involved in road safety education and other community projects such as the DriveSKILLS programme.

Scroll down or use the following links for information about:
	Schedule of fees and charges (on a separate page)
	BeforeUdig - Corridor access reguest
	-	National code of practise for utilities access to transport corridor (Hutt Valley s upplementary)

BeforeUdig

Don't find those hidden underground assets by accident.
Use the beforeUdig free and easy service.

Go to www.beforeudig.co.nz for forms and/or more information.

National code of practice for utilities access to transport corridors

National code of practice for utiities' access to transport corridors - Hutt Valley local conditions

Click here to download the full document (PDF, 2M)

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