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Networking Event June 22
Project Details
- Upgrade of the Tiverton-Wolverton corridor, a 2.2km stretch of arterial road between New Windsor and New Lynn.
- Removes a two lane bottleneck and strengthens connections between New Lynn and neighbouring areas.
- The footpath will be widened to a safer and more useful width.
- Has taken less than two years to complete.
- Local utility and stormwater infrastructure is being upgraded and future proofed at the same time.
Years of planning has gone into delivering the best possible upgrade to the Tiverton-Wolverton corridor. The new four lane road has been constructed mostly within the width of the existing road corridor and small slivers of land have been bought from a number of property owners to enable the footpath to be widened to a safer and more useful width.
View the to project video at https://youtu.be/s-3OqWqaQcc
Key Facts
- $30 million project
- 2.2km of road
- Five new signalised intersections
- Four new pedestrian crossing points
- 10 new bus shelters
- 143 new street lights
- 8.6km of new underground powerlines
- 350 power/streetlight poles removed
- 5.6km of new underground water mains
- Approximately 4.8km of new kerb and channel
- 9200 sq metres of footpath - about 145 truckloads of concrete
- 38,000 square metres of new asphalt
