Temporary use of legal road

• Adequate footpath width must be available to pedestrians at all times. The minimum footpath width is two metres for inner-city and high volume shopping areas; and 1.5 metres in other areas.
• Adequate road width is required for the placement so the placement does not block the lane.
• A minimum of five metres is required between the placement and the neighbouring property's vehicle access so that residents can safely exit their properties.
• The placement must be a minimum of 30 metres from a corner or intersection.
• Traffic management must be provided for the placement for the entire duration. The following pages provide further traffic management information:
  • Corridor access requests(external link)
  • Traffic management news and information(external link)
  • MyWorksites(external link)
• Offensive graffiti must be removed within 24 hours of notification.
• The contractor must have a minimum of $500,000 in Public Liability Insurance. This policy shall indemnify the Council for all claims arising from the work. A higher cover of up to $1 million will be required for cranes work.
• The Contractor must comply with the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015.
• The Council reserves the right to set other special conditions as required.
• The Council reserves the right to revoke the approval in writing under Section 24 of the Transport and Parking Bylaw 2017.
• The Council reserves the right to revise the charges without notice to the approved applicant.

• Correct loading zone markings as per CSS Part 6 SD644.
• Correct signage as per NZTA Manual of Traffic Signs and Markings (MoTSaM).
• All temporarily redundant signage removed and stored for reinstatement at a later date.

• A Traffic Management Plan is required.

• An approval for fencing or hoardings is conditional upon obtaining a Council approved Traffic Management Plan
• Fencing or hoardings must be clearly marked with fluorescent paint or reflective tape for visibility at night.
• Acceptance letter must be readily available on site.

• Approval for a container is conditional upon obtaining a Council-approved Traffic Management Plan.
• The container cannot be placed within 30 metres of an intersection if it obstructs the line of sight of a driver.
• The approval letter must be visible on the shipping container.

• An approval for outfall is conditional upon obtaining a Council approved Traffic Management Plan.
• Do not place within 30 metres of an intersection if the outfall obstructs the line of sight of drivers.
• An acceptance letter must be readily available on site.

Approval for a portacom is conditional upon obtaining a Council approved Traffic Management Plan.

• An approval for scaffold is conditional upon obtaining a Council approved Traffic Management Plan.
• Scaffolding must be clearly marked with fluorescent paint or reflective tape for visibility at night.
• An acceptance letter must be readily available on site.

• An approval for sculpture, art and/or temporary bollards is conditional upon obtaining a Council approved Traffic Management Plan.
• An acceptance letter must be readily available on site.

• An approval for a skip is conditional upon obtaining a Council approved Traffic Management Plan.
• Do not place the skip within 30 metres of an intersection if it obstructs the line of sight of a driver.
• An acceptance letter must be readily available on site.

• An approval for a temporary vehicle crossing is conditional upon obtaining a Council approved Traffic Management Plan.
• An acceptance letter must be readily available on site.
• In addition to the above, it may be necessary to install a full Construction Standard Specifications (CSS) compliant vehicle crossing for the duration. Please contact the Road Amenity and Asset Protection Team on 03 941 8999 or email asset.protection@ccc.govt.nz to discuss further.