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Resolution
number PKTPP/2024/163
MOVED by
Deputy Chairperson F Lai, seconded by Member R Hay:
That the Puketāpapa Local Board:
a)
In principal, support the proposed
changes and recommended options on the review of Auckland Transport (AT) and
Auckland Council (AC) traffic-related bylaws outlined in Attachment A of the
agenda report, which are:
i)
replace the following bylaws:
·
one-way travel directions and turning
restrictions.
·
special vehicle lanes.
·
unformed roads.
·
vehicles on beaches.
·
cycle paths, shared paths and
shared zones.
·
cruising and light-weight vehicle
restrictions.
·
engine braking.
·
parking (including zone parking),
designating parking place or transport station, or prescribing conditions of
use.
·
parking vehicles off a roadway
(for examples, berm parking).
·
mobility parking (parking for
disabled persons).
·
residents parking.
·
special events.
·
unsuitable (including heavy) traffic.
ii) revoke the
following bylaws:
·
leaving machinery or goods on a
road or public place.
·
parking for display or sale (sole
purpose is advertising or sale).
·
broken down vehicles on a road or
public place.
·
speed limits on council-controlled
lanes.
iii)
transfer the following to better-aligned bylaws:
·
vehicle repairs on a road.
b) whakarite
/ provide the following feedback
on the proposed changes on the review of Auckland Transport (AT) and Auckland
Council (AC) traffic-related bylaws outlined in Attachment A of the agenda
report:
iv)
note that the Puketāpapa Local Board anticipates the
prompt initiation of enforcement actions and extends its support to Auckland
Transport in the implementation of these measures.
v)
note that certain areas within the Auckland-wide region
have poorly designed narrow streets that impede emergency vehicle access
which may cause vehicles parking on the berm.
vi)
note that parking vehicles on the berms damages
ratepayers’ critical assets such as the footpath and underground
infrastructure.
vii) note that the
Puketāpapa Local Board agrees that Auckland Transport should continue to
seek local board views and adhere to the consultation process whenever
proposing or implementing restrictions or road changes. This collaborative
approach will ensure that local perspectives and concerns are adequately
considered in the decision-making process.
viii)
request Auckland Transport advise what roads are hot
spots for vehicles parking on the berm so the local board can advise
residents before enforcement action takes place.
c)
whakamihi / thank Jennifer Fraser for
her attendance.
CARRIED
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