What |
We’re starting the next phase of works to upgrade wastewater pipes and other underground services, extend the Nor’West Arc Cycleway, and complete a street renewal. See below for more detail on the work scope and traffic impacts. |
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Why |
To upgrade old wastewater and water supply infrastructure; to make the roads safer and more accessible for cyclists and pedestrians; and to reconstruct the road and footpaths, which are in need of renewal. |
Where |
Aorangi Road, between Wairakei Road and Brookside Terrace, Bryndwr. |
When |
26 May to end of July 2025. Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm (weather/site condition dependent). |
Contact |
The contractor is Isaac Construction. Phone Isaac Construction on 027 323 0056 or email MCRnorwestarc@isaac.co.nz Please advise Isaac Construction if you have any specific property access requirements e.g. medical visits, large deliveries, home help and any planned works. |
Project overview: This entire project will be completed in three stages and involves upgrading the wastewater pipes, installing a new stormwater network and making water supply upgrades; completing the northern-most section of the Nor’West Arc Cycleway (Ilam Road / Aorangi Road intersection to Matsons Avenue / Harewood Road intersection); and renewing Aorangi Road. For each stage/location, the package of work will be delivered together, with all work completed by mid-2026.
The Stage 1, phase 3 programme is located on Aorangi Road (south), between Wairakei Road and Brookside Terrace.
Major wastewater and underground service upgrades along Aorangi Road.
Preparations for future kerb and channel, road and footpath renewals.
Cycleway construction.
At times, night work may be required. Prior to this happening, those who may be impacted by the work will receive further notification from the contractor.
This work overlaps some Stage 1, phase 2 works on Wairakei Road and Aorangi Road (north), which are still ongoing.
The transition back to two-way traffic on Wairakei Road is now expected to take place by the end of July. This delay is due to a combination of wet weather, challenging ground conditions, and higher than usual groundwater levels. These factors have required additional care during excavation and construction, particularly around critical work like manhole connections and trench backfilling. We’re sorry for any inconvenience caused by this delay.