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Major roadworks will begin in December 2016 in south and central Rangiora as part of a ten-year project to improve the wastewater network.
A number of large wastewater pipes will be installed in central and south Rangiora in the next ten years. Council will aim to schedule this work to minimise disruption as much as possible.
The first stages of works within the next three years are outlined in some detail below. These will continue for the next 10 years and beyond. The programme has a total value of around $17 million for the next ten years (excluding works already completed).
Stage 1 construction begins from December 2016.
The roadworks associated with the project may disrupt a number of activities, including commuter traffic and affect vehicle access to businesses, schools and pre-schools. Whenever possible, the critical part of the construction will be undertaken during school holidays to minimise effects on schools.
The works will provide a number of benefits for Rangiora. They will:
Stage 1 begins the upgrade at the Rangiora Wastewater Treatment Plant, traversing parts of Dunlops and Railway Roads as far as Torlesse Street. To provide greater capacity for flow, a large concrete pipe will be installed with an internal diameter of 825 mm.
The Council will discuss the potential impact of the works with affected property owners and road user groups throughout 2016. In particular, discussions will include:
Stage 2 will extend the upgrade from Railway Road at Torlesse Street upstream to and along South Belt, almost as far as Rowse Street.
The impact on the Rangiora New Life School, Southbrook School and the Kindercare Learning Centre will be carefully managed. Access arrangements for homes on Pearson Lane will be discussed with residents.
The community will be updated closer to the construction date. Construction will begin from mid-2017.
Stage 3 will extend the pipeline along a section of King Street between South Belt and Charles Street.
Please contact Daniel Thompson on 03 311 8900.
Wastewater upgrade - stage 1:
Wastewater upgrade - stages 1-6:
Rangiora Central Sewer Capacity Upgrade 23 Mar 2018
Dormers have continued laying the new sewer main, and have now almost completed the crossing of Southbrook Road. They are now beginning to work down Pearson Lane.
During March Dormers have completed all work outside Rangiora New Life School on Denchs Road. The road has now been reinstated, including new road-marking.
Dormers laid the new sewer across Southbrook Road, the majority of the road crossing was carried out as night works on Friday the 9th of March.
The contractor has completed construction of the Manholes on either side of Southbrook Road, and Southbrook Road should be completely reinstated this week.
Meanwhile a second crew has commenced laying a section of sewer between Gefkins Road and Denchs Road, up the old paper road through the reserve.
Dormers are planning to continue working along Pearson Lane. They are due to reach Buckleys road within four weeks of starting in the lane, so they should be finished in the lane by mid-April.
Their second crew will look to complete the section between Gefkins Road and Denchs Road. Once this section has been completed, the second crew will look to commission the line in conjunction with work at the Inlet at the Sewer Treatment Plant. The commissioning will involve connecting lines, and cutting into an existing 600mm main, and will be carried out in a controlled manner.
