From:
Cathy McIntosh
To:
Chris Makoare (Maungakiekie-Tamaki Local Board)
Cc:
Christie McFadyen; Mal Ahmu
Subject:
Panmure FM our auckland article
Date:
Wednesday, 27 February 2019 12:56:59 pm
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Hi Chris,
I have been communicating with Panmure FM who are attempting a world record to raise
money for charity. I drafted a short story but am unable to publish it unless there is a local board
or council connection… which there isn’t.
However, if you’re happy enough to include a comment (which I have drafted into the attached
copy) then I might get the article online.
This is worth our trouble because:
1. Panmure FM is now happy to help promote our Local Board activities
2. Its for Child Cancer Foundation
3. It’s a local non for profit organisation
Entirely up to you, but it is time relevant.
See draft copied below and attached.
Cathy
Local Radio attempt world record for a good cause
Local Radio Manugakiekie Tāmaki station, Panmure FM 107.0, will be attempting a World Record
for the longest marathon of a radio music show DJ team. Starting on Friday 1 March at 7am, the
team of three DJ’s will aim for 144 hours, or six days continuously on air.
“We decided to do something a little different to help raise money for Child Cancer Foundation,
who help support kiwi kids with cancer and their families” Says Darren Masters Managing
Director at Panmure FM.
The previous record is 106.5 hours, made by at DJ team in Dubai in 2018, and this Panmure FM
team believe they can ‘smash’ the record.
“It’s been great to see so many organisations step up in support of our efforts. Having the
community behind us sure will help us along the way”
Chair of Maungakiekie Tamaki Local Board, Chris Makoare is impressed with the effort the team
are putting into the record attempt “six days is a long time to be doing what they do” says Chris.
“It will be great to see a local team to break this World Record and raise funds for charity along
the way.
Panmure Radio cases 24 hours a day from FM 107.0
https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/panmure-fm-1070v3-fm-world-record
Cathy McIntosh | Communications Specialist
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Date:
Friday, 31 July 2020 11:24:56 am
Have just driven it. Definitely ‘better’ but, and there is always a but, I really feel that that left lane
that you can either go far left into Jellicoe or right into Queens needs a massive arrow indicating
to drive on that side of the road. Others thoughts? Yes, the new white markings are better and
yes, people should be following them but they seem to have minimal trouble with arrows but
have major troubles with plain lines. I have a private pilots licence and all I can say is I am glad
some of these people don’t fly. Would be highly confusing for them following runway or taxiway
markings!! Anyway, will keep an ear out and air as appropriate to follow the lines and not do
illegal, dangerous U-turns. Totally echo Howard’s comments though on a stranger coming in on
unfamiliar road in the evening, combine that with some alcohol and speed and it’s a perfect mix
for that swiss cheese to align holes.
Kind Regards,
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It will largely resolve itself as locals realise the trap. It's a mistake someone makes only once.
So time will cure it. Until someone unfamiliar with the area comes along one dark wet night.
Then, someone dies.
And this is deemed "safer"than the roundabout it replaced? Riiiigghhht.
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Let’s hope this has solved the problem.
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Hi Chris,
Thank you for this.
With regards to driver behaviour – we will be contacting Police to monitor this
through until the final layout in October when turning restrictions for Ireland Road
are removed. Unfortunately, you are correct, there is some risky driver behaviour
taking place – we will also look at what else we can do in terms of barriers and
signage on this front.
With regards to the main issue of traffic approaching Queens Road from EP
Highway – we have monitored the situation this morning after changes were made
last night (barrier poles and firm line markings). We did not see any vehciles making
the same error of driving into the wrong the lane so it appears this is working. We
will continue to review over coming days.
I will take your comments about signage to the team and see what we can do.
Thanks,
Matt
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Good morning
I’ve just spent an hour on our CCTV cameras that overlook the new intersection.
The traffic is flowing well this morning but bad driver behaviour absolutely shocks
me.
Over that hour, I didn’t see any vehicle come into the wrong side of Queens Rd,
unlike yesterday morning.
If the traffic is busy and flowing well there does not seem to be a problem, it’s
when there are few cars around people will take the chance to short cut.
Vehicles U turning by pushing cones aside with there car, and U turning which
require a backing manoeuvre before they can get around.
I also noted pedestrians climbing over the orange barriers.
My comments are – is the signage for drivers coming down Jellicoe Rd or even
Pleasant View Rd, clear enough so they know that they need to head along
Mountain/Forge Way?
Currently the sign back at Lunn Ave says New Road Layout – Pakuranga – 3
August – I don’t see how this highlights the changes to the intersection – It should
read – New Road Layout – Queens Rd.
On the whole the buses that are using Jellicoe Rd (Mobil Station is now a bus
filling station) seem to be able to negotiate the speed table at the bottom of Jellicoe
Rd without too much trouble.
Taniela spend 20 minutes at the speed table and noticed a number of cars scrapping
across the northern side of the table so that might need some further thought. You
can see the scrapes on the hump quite clearly.
Ngā mihi | Regards
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Hi Darren,
That is correct – this is an iterative process but the road markings and barriers
should make a difference. We will continue to monitor in the morning and keep
everyone on this email thread updated.
Thanks
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Thanks for copying me in. If you could please cope me in future emails that would
be great also. I am airing constantly to be vigilant with this intersection and am still
receiving emails and social media messages asking “What’s going on”. Matt, I
believe some better road markings guiding vehicles are going to be painted this
evening? If someone could confirm that would be great.
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Hi Darren,
I sent this off at 12.37pm.
Cheers,
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IT’S HAPPENED AGAIN! At 11.10am today I was confronted with FOUR vehicles,
including a Watercare truck, coming at me HEAD-ON off the AMETI intersection the
wrong way into Queens Road. All were forced to make three-point turns in front of
other vehicles to get back out of the intersection.
Panmure Town Centre Manager Chris Sutton advises that this was one of TWO
incidents this morning.
This has to be fixed IMMEDIATELY before someone is killed or seriously injured!
Thank you.
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Morena all.
Thanks so much Matt and your team for taking action after
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what CR had witnessed. I have been aware that you are monitoring and
want to thank you for how fast your team react to concerns when raised.
While we are on this can we please make sure that our CR and Chair
receive the emails to attend these AMETI meetings.
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Much better signage thanks Matt, also the raised bump on jellicoe road is
quite high and causing difficulty for cyclists please. Thank you for this
response also.
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Hi Councillor Bartley and everyone,
Please note, this is an initial response – I will send a more detailed outline of our
mitigations for safety issues including images soon and I am gathering this info from
the traffic team at present. For now though:
Firstly, thanks to everyone for raising your views around safety – it is important for
us to get feedback. We have already starting setting up a traffic planning group
with emergency services and LB reps to ensure a proactive approach around
gathering feedback on traffic plans moving forward.
Intersection safety:
Since the new intersection layout has been in place, we have made a number of
iterative changes to improve safety, especially regarding the approach from EP
Highway to Queens Road – we have noticed some improvements however it has
been clear that more is needed. Last night, we made further more significant
changes in the form of road markings and we plan further significant changes
tonight with the introduction of orange barrier poles and ‘firm’ line markings to
help make it absolutely clear and more intuitive for motorists. We are also
reviewing clearer signage.
Ireland Road:
The barriers will also be used to assist with safety around some of the issues raised
around motorists turning into Ireland Road – it is important to note that many of
the issues at Ireland Road are caused by motorists making known illegal moves but
we acknowledge the need to mitigate this) and as mentioned, we will make
required changes. The turning restrictions on Ireland Rd will be removed by Oct.
As mentioned, I will come back with more detail soon but in thought I would give
high level info now in the interests of providing an update ASAP.
Thanks,
Matt
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I represent an area of 91,000 people
I don't have time for slumber.
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Don't say she has woken out of her slumber!
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Thanks Josephine,
We’ve not long had this exact same conversation with the AMETI team at the
Stakeholders’ meeting in Pakuranga today and warned them that it’s only a
miracle that there hasn’t been a head-on collision at that intersection. There is
clearly something very, very wrong with that intersection design.
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Hi I've just witnessed police having to.move cones so cars can move out
of incoming traffic as they are turning into queens road into the wrong
lane. There is only one small sign to show you which side of queens road
to go into coming from EPH even as I write this cars are turning into the
wrong lane. This needs addressing nownto avoid major accident. Thanks
josephine
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Thank you Tracey
Matt Poland has just sent me through details the road marking that were installed on the western
side of the intersection.
I’ve had a look at our camera for footage of incidents over night but could not see any incidents.
I’ll keep that public forum space for now though.
Ngā mihi | Regards
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Sent: Thursday, 8 October 2020 11:07 am
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Subject: RE: Request to speak to the LB on Tuesday 27 October
Good morning Chris,
Thank you for getting in touch regarding this issue. At this stage I will only be able to offer you a
public forum slot, which is 3 minutes to address the board as we have a number of deputations
for the October meeting already.
I will also forward this onto the team at Auckland Transport/AMETI to see if there is anything
they can do in the meantime.
Regards,
Tracey
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Subject: Request to speak to the LB on Tuesday 27 October
Good morning Tracey
I would like to highlight to the LB members our concern about the design of the new intersection
at the western end of Queens Rd.
We are recording record amount of vehicles entering the wrong side of the Queens Rd, albeit
over night when there is reduced traffic flow heading westwards out of Queens Rd.
We are getting reports from the Panmure Community Action Group and the Mt Wellington
Residents Association, topped off with what we can view via our CCTV cameras located in that
area.
I aim to prepare a document of incidents for the members.
Ngā mihi | Regards
Chris Sutton
Town Manager
16 Clifton Court, Panmure. Auckland, 1072
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W: www.popintopanmure.co.nz
FIND OUT ABOUT THE EXCITING PROJECTS FOR PANMURE
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From:
Kelila Perry
To:
Marie Prasad; Mal Ahmu
Cc:
Christie McFadyen
Subject:
RE: Is this another potential blind spot?
Date:
Monday, 19 October 2020 4:25:21 pm
Attachments:
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Kia ora Marie,
Could we put a hold in for 23/10 11.30-12.30? I’ll need to check in with AT staff for their availability.
Ngā mihi,
Kelila Perry | Advisor - Councillor Support
Democracy and Engagement
[mobile number]
Auckland Council, Level 26, 135 Albert Street, Auckland Central
Visit our website: www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Championing engaged, open and innovative democracy and decision-making for the diverse communities of
Tāmaki Makaurau
From: Marie Prasad <[email address]>
Sent: Monday, 19 October 2020 2:51 pm
To: Mal Ahmu <[email address]>; Kelila Perry <[email address]>
Cc: Christie McFadyen <[email address]>
Subject: RE: Is this another potential blind spot?
Hi Kelila
At the moment Chris and Nerissa’s calendars are free as follows:
21/10 - 10.00 – 11.00 am
23/10 - 11.30 – 12.30 pm
Would be good if we could lock in a timing asap.
Thanks
Marie
From: Mal Ahmu <[email address]>
Sent: Monday, 19 October 2020 2:34 pm
To: Kelila Perry <[email address]>; Marie Prasad <[email address]>
Cc: Christie McFadyen <[email address]>
Subject: RE: Is this another potential blind spot?
Kia ora Kelila,
I have cc’d Marie (not sure if you two have met) she is our lovely new team member and PA/Office Manager.
Marie are you able to please help Kelila find a time that suits for the Chair (the other members are optional if they can attend,
Nerissa may be interested as the PBA lead) to attend this site visit that Cr Bartley is having?
Ngā mihi,
Mal Ahmu
Kaitohutohu | Te Poari ā-Rohe o Maungakiekie-Tāmaki
Local Board Advisor | Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board
Local Board Services
[mobile number]
Maungakiekie-Tāmaki Local Board Office, 7-13 Pilkington Road, Panmure, Auckland.
Visit our website: www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
From: Kelila Perry <[email address]>
Sent: Thursday, 15 October 2020 3:24 PM
To: Christie McFadyen <[email address]>; Mal Ahmu <[email address]>
Subject: FW: Is this another potential blind spot?
Kia ora kōrua,
Councillor Bartley has looped me into the below conversation about the Panmure intersection.
She was wanting to set up a meeting with AT officers to discuss the intersection and all the issues that are being raised, and would
like to LB Chair and/or members to be included in this. Would either of you be able to assist in finding a time to set this up?
Thank you,
Kelila Perry | Advisor - Councillor Support
Democracy and Engagement
[mobile number]
Auckland Council, Level 26, 135 Albert Street, Auckland Central
Visit our website: www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
Championing engaged, open and innovative democracy and decision-making for the diverse communities of
Tāmaki Makaurau
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Sent: Wednesday, 14 October 2020 4:05 PM
To: Chris Sutton (Panmure Business Association) <[email address]>; 'Matt Poland (AT)' <[email address]>;
'Darren Masters' <[email address]>
Cc: Councillor Josephine Bartley <[email address]>; 'SCOTT, Jenny' <[email address]>;
gmail.com
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; Nerissa Henry (Maungakiekie-Tamaki Local Board) <[email address]>
Subject: RE: Is this another potential blind spot?
Hello again Matt,
I have to agree with Chris Sutton on the matter of the buses. We were always given to understand that at least some of the bus
services from Pakuranga and Howick would continue to come through Queens Road, as this is essential for many visitors to the
Panmure Town Centre.
Has the Panmure community been misled on this issue? We have already lost local network bus services down Kings Road,
Dunkirk Road and Matapan Road. Are ALL services to and from Howick and Pakuranga to be transferred out of Queens Road and
on to the new busway?
Regards,
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From: Chris Sutton <[email address]>
Sent: Wednesday, 14 October 2020 3:18 PM
To:
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Cc: 'Councillor Josephine Bartley' <[email address]>; 'SCOTT, Jenny' <[email address]>;
gmail.com
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Subject: RE: Is this another potential blind spot?
Good afternoon Matt
Can I please pull you up on your comment that:
The volume of buses through Queens shall be drastically reduced to local network
only. It has been my understanding that along with the local network, buses will still come through Queens Rd from the eastern
suburbs of Pakuranga and Howick on a reduced volume. We fought for the continuation of some buses per hour coming up
Church Cres, through Queens Rd to the Station, due to the high use of passengers coming to Panmure for the medical centres and
food outlets including the DH Supermarket, are you now saying that service has been completely eliminated?
In regards to the points
has made, I have spent time looking at the mock ups and diagrams of the new intersection that I
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have received over the years. Each shows something slightly different but not one of them show the raised surface area of the
intersection between Mahi Toi and Queens Rd. I appreciate that planting will highlight the road edges but still can’t see how the
error of heading (naturally) straight ahead into the wrong side of Queens Rd will be eliminated.
Can you please let me know of a similar intersection design in Auckland as I would like to take a look at how it works.
In regards to the raised informal crossing table, I would be surprised if it is heavily used, probably by pedestrians coming from
Jellicoe Rd to go to Ireland Rd or Lagoon Drive. We can observe via CCTV the public regularly using the crossing in front of the
old Postshop/Kiwibank, if they want to head to Ireland/Lagoon and the southside of Ep Highway.
Ngā mihi | Regards
Chris Sutton
Town Manager
16 Clifton Court, Panmure. Auckland, 1072
P: +64 9 527 6389, s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons
W: www.popintopanmure.co.nz
FIND OUT ABOUT THE EXCITING PROJECTS FOR PANMURE
https://at.govt.nz/projects-roadworks/ameti-eastern-busway/project-updates-impacts-to-traffic/
https://www.panuku.co.nz/panmure
https://www.tamakiregeneration.co.nz/
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Sent: Wednesday, 14 October 2020 12:55 pm
To: 'Matt Poland (AT)' <[email address]>; 'Darren Masters' <[email address]>
Cc: Chris Sutton <[email address]>; 'Councillor Josephine Bartley' <[email address]>;
'SCOTT, Jenny' <[email address]>;
gmail.com
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Subject: RE: Is this another potential blind spot?
Hello Matt,
I must admit that I cannot understand the planners’ reasoning here. The moment that you create an “informal” crossing, as
clearly shown on the map, then it will automatically become a pedestrian crossing and will be used as such. To state that it “will
not get motorist lane warnings / signage or line marked crossings on top of the speed table” and then add that “it has been made
safe to ensure pedestrians that choose to use it are safe” seems to be a complete contradiction.
Also, buses are not the only large, high-sided vehicles that will use Queens Road. Other – and larger – vehicles will do so, as they
have always done, and will present similar blockages of views.
Am I completely alone in seeing a problem here? If so, then I’ll leave it to the experts. If not, perhaps someone else can provide an
opinion.
Thanks,
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From: Matt Poland (AT) <[email address]>
Sent: Wednesday, 14 October 2020 10:45 AM
To:
xtra.co.nz
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; 'Darren Masters' <[email address]>
Cc: 'Chris Sutton' <[email address]>; 'Councillor Josephine Bartley' <[email address]>;
'SCOTT, Jenny' <[email address]>;
gmail.com
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; [email address]
Subject: RE: Is this another potential blind spot?
Hi s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons
Thanks for raising this concern.
This raised speed table is not intended to be a formal pedestrian crossing point, and therefore will not get motorist lane warnings
/ signage or line marked crossings on top of the speed table. Pedestrians may informally use this is a crossing point; subsequently
it has been made safe to ensure pedestrians that choose to use it are safe.
The Queens road bus route at present is highly used by all buses at this time, and does not reflect the actual volume once the
dedicated bus route is open. The volume of buses through Queens shall be drastically reduced to local network only. However,
we will look at putting safety signs in place as a precaution during this time of heavier bus use.
The snap shot below shows clearly the final consented and approved design highlighting that the raised table on Queens Rd is not
a pedestrian crossing – and the reason it is not, is due to the traffic light phasing and getting vehicles through the lights without
stacking up Queens Road.
The Intersection and surrounding area will be monitored post construction to ascertain any safety concerns once it is bedded in.
I hope this answers your query? Thanks
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Sent: Tuesday, 13 October 2020 9:36 a.m.
To: Matt Poland (AT) <[email address]>; 'Darren Masters' <[email address]>
Cc: 'Chris Sutton' <[email address]>; 'Councillor Josephine Bartley' <[email address]>;
'SCOTT, Jenny' <[email address]>;
gmail.com
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Subject: Is this another potential blind spot?
Hello everyone,
Please see the attached photo I took a couple of weeks ago of the new intersection with traffic coming off the intersection into
the first pedestrian crossing on Queens Road. It strikes me from this image that this could be another potential blind spot for
drivers and pedestrians caused by not only the turn itself but also the raised road level.
As you can see, the driver of the vehicle coming off the intersection would not be able to see past the westbound traffic waiting at
the lights before they are most of the way through the turn. Likewise, a pedestrian crossing from left to right here would be even
less able to see what was coming around the corner before they were at least halfway across the crossing. Again, the artificially-
raised road level here is the main culprit.
Is this likely to become another hazard for both pedestrians and motorists at this crossing?
Thanks,
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From: Councillor Josephine Bartley <[email address]>
Sent: Sunday, October 25, 2020 12:09 PM
To: Chris Makoare (Maungakiekie-Tamaki Local Board)
<[email address]>; Christie McFadyen
<[email address]>
Subject: Fwd: Is this another potential blind spot?
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From: Councillor Josephine Bartley
Sent: Sunday, 25 October, 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: Is this another potential blind spot?
To: Mark Lambert (AT)
Cc: Phil Archer (AT), Matt Poland (AT), Duncan Humphrey (AT)
Thanks Mark there are concerns in the community about night time and how cars are
turning into wrong lanes at night and they are right. Last night in was driving from eph
into queens rd and for some reason at night it's harder to navigate and you naturally
drive into the wrong lane from eph because of the layout of the road leads you to drive
into queens road oncoming traffic lane. Thankfully there was a sign that said wrong lane
but is this coming to be the layout for the intersection permanently if so I can see it will
be dangerous going forward. So many concerns about this layout. Also the media were
on site on Friday as I drove past them meeting with
and Darren.
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We need to
know what is the plan to address these safety concerns asap. Thank you
Josephine
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From: Mark Lambert (AT) <[email address]>
Sent: Friday, October 23, 2020 7:18:27 PM
To: Councillor Josephine Bartley <[email address]>
Cc: Phil Archer (AT) <[email address]>; Matt Poland (AT)
<[email address]>; Duncan Humphrey (AT) <[email address]>
Subject: Re: Is this another potential blind spot?
Hi Councillor
We've set up a meeting with the stakeholders for mid next week to discuss their
concerns. We're also trying to set up a meeting with yourself and the Local Board chair.
In the meantime, our consultants (Beca) have undertaken sightline investigations and
put together reasoning for why the speed table is in the present location. The team is
also investigating instances of vehicles going into the wrong lane through the current
interim intersection setup to determine how often it happens and how best to address
this.
There were also questions around planned bus services through the Panmure town
centre once the busway opens, as currently a higher number of services run through.
The services that were operating prior to the works commencing won't be cut through
the town centre. Only the ones introduced or re-directed through the town centre due to
the busway construction will be shifted onto the busway upon completion.
Regards
Mark Lambert
From: Councillor Josephine Bartley
<[email address]>
Sent: Wednesday, 14 October 2020 3:54 p.m.
To: Shane Ellison (AT) <[email address]>
Subject: FW: Is this another potential blind spot?
Kia ora Shane, just fyi there is a lot of unhappiness with our
residents and business association with AMETI and its not
getting any better. Thanks
Josephine
Josephine Bartley
Auckland Councillor | Maungakiekie-Tāmaki ward
Deputy Chair – Regulatory Committee
Deputy Chair – Planning Committee
021 287 5599
Level 26, 135 Albert Street, Auckland
www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
From: Darren Masters <[email address]>
Sent: Wednesday, 14 October 2020 3:49 PM
To: Chris Sutton (Panmure Business Association)
<[email address]>
Cc: s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons
s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons
xtra.co.nz; Matt Poland (AT)
<[email address]>; Councillor Josephine Bartley
<[email address]>; SCOTT, Jenny
<[email address]>; s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural
s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons persons gmail.com;
Nerissa Henry (Maungakiekie-Tamaki Local Board)
<[email address]>
Subject: Re: Is this another potential blind spot?
I have a contact from East and Bays paper coming out (linked
to stuff) and also a contact from the Herald as this is a major
farce of a project and there is more than enough to back that
up. Whoever wishes to make themselves available (will update)
that would be great and Matt, I think they would be very
interested to speak to ‘the powers that be’ about this. Locals are
fed up with it!
Sent from my iPhone
On 14/10/2020, at 15:18, Chris Sutton
<[email address]> wrote:
Good afternoon Matt
Can I please pull you up on your comment that:
The
volume of buses through Queens shall be
drastically reduced to local network only. It has
been my understanding that along with the local
network, buses will still come through Queens Rd
from the eastern suburbs of Pakuranga and Howick
on a reduced volume. We fought for the
continuation of some buses per hour coming up
Church Cres, through Queens Rd to the Station,
due to the high use of passengers coming to
Panmure for the medical centres and food outlets
including the DH Supermarket, are you now saying
that service has been completely eliminated?
In regards to the points
has made, I have
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spent time looking at the mock ups and diagrams of
the new intersection that I have received over the
years. Each shows something slightly different but
not one of them show the raised surface area of the
intersection between Mahi Toi and Queens Rd. I
appreciate that planting will highlight the road
edges but still can’t see how the error of heading
(naturally) straight ahead into the wrong side of
Queens Rd will be eliminated.
Can you please let me know of a similar
intersection design in Auckland as I would like to
take a look at how it works.
In regards to the raised informal crossing table, I
would be surprised if it is heavily used, probably by
pedestrians coming from Jellicoe Rd to go to
Ireland Rd or Lagoon Drive. We can observe via
CCTV the public regularly using the crossing in
front of the old Postshop/Kiwibank, if they want to
head to Ireland/Lagoon and the southside of Ep
Highway.
Ngā mihi | Regards
Chris Sutton
Town Manager
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16 Clifton Court, Panmure. Auckland, 1072
P: +64 9 527 6389, s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons
W: www.popintopanmure.co.nz
FIND OUT ABOUT THE EXCITING PROJECTS
FOR PANMURE
https://at.govt.nz/projects-roadworks/ameti-eastern-
busway/project-updates-impacts-to-traffic/
https://www.panuku.co.nz/panmure
https://www.tamakiregeneration.co.nz/
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Sent: Wednesday, 14 October 2020 12:55 pm
To: 'Matt Poland (AT)' <[email address]>;
'Darren Masters' <[email address]>
Cc: Chris Sutton <[email address]>;
'Councillor Josephine Bartley'
<[email address]>;
'SCOTT, Jenny' <[email address]>;
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[email address]
Subject: RE: Is this another potential blind spot?
Hello Matt,
I must admit that I cannot understand the planners’
reasoning here. The moment that you create an
“informal” crossing, as clearly shown on the map,
then it will automatically become a pedestrian
crossing and will be used as such. To state that it
“will not get motorist lane warnings / signage or line
marked crossings on top of the speed table” and
then add that “it has been made safe to ensure
pedestrians that choose to use it are safe” seems to
be a complete contradiction.
Also, buses are not the only large, high-sided
vehicles that will use Queens Road. Other – and
larger – vehicles will do so, as they have always
done, and will present similar blockages of views.
Am I completely alone in seeing a problem here? If
so, then I’ll leave it to the experts. If not, perhaps
someone else can provide an opinion.
Thanks,
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From: Matt Poland (AT) <[email address]>
Sent: Wednesday, 14 October 2020 10:45 AM
To: s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons
s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons
xtra.co.nz; 'Darren Masters'
<[email address]>
Cc: 'Chris Sutton' <[email address]>;
'Councillor Josephine Bartley'
<[email address]>;
'SCOTT, Jenny' <[email address]>;
s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural
s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons persons gmail.com;
[email address]
Subject: RE: Is this another potential blind spot?
Hi s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons
Thanks for raising this concern.
This raised speed table is not intended to be a
formal pedestrian crossing point, and therefore will
not get motorist lane warnings / signage or line
marked crossings on top of the speed table.
Pedestrians may informally use this is a crossing
point; subsequently it has been made safe to
ensure pedestrians that choose to use it are safe.
The Queens road bus route at present is highly
used by all buses at this time, and does not reflect
the actual volume once the dedicated bus route is
open. The volume of buses through Queens shall
be drastically reduced to local network only.
However, we will look at putting safety signs in
place as a precaution during this time of heavier
bus use.
The snap shot below shows clearly the final
consented and approved design highlighting that
the raised table on Queens Rd is not a pedestrian
crossing – and the reason it is not, is due to the
traffic light phasing and getting vehicles through the
lights without stacking up Queens Road.
The Intersection and surrounding area will be
monitored post construction to ascertain any safety
concerns once it is bedded in.
I hope this answers your query? Thanks
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Sent: Tuesday, 13 October 2020 9:36 a.m.
To: Matt Poland (AT) <[email address]>;
'Darren Masters' <[email address]>
Cc: 'Chris Sutton' <[email address]>;
'Councillor Josephine Bartley'
<[email address]>;
'SCOTT, Jenny' <[email address]>;
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s7(2)(a): Privacy of natural persons persons gmail.com;
[email address]
Subject: Is this another potential blind spot?
Hello everyone,
Please see the attached photo I took a couple of
weeks ago of the new intersection with traffic
coming off the intersection into the first pedestrian
crossing on Queens Road. It strikes me from this
image that this could be another potential blind spot
for drivers and pedestrians caused by not only the
turn itself but also the raised road level.
As you can see, the driver of the vehicle coming off
the intersection would not be able to see past the
westbound traffic waiting at the lights before they
are most of the way through the turn. Likewise, a
pedestrian crossing from left to right here would be
even less able to see what was coming around the
corner before they were at least halfway across the
crossing. Again, the artificially-raised road level
here is the main culprit.
Is this likely to become another hazard for both
pedestrians and motorists at this crossing?
Thanks,
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Cc:
Tracey Freeman; Debbie Burrows (Maungakiekie-Tamaki Local Board); Don Allan (Maungakiekie-Tamaki
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Re: Official Information request - Panmure FM
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Hi all,
My only comms from work email is below. This was in regards to traffic in Panmure
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