As does the Kumeu-Huapai Ratepayers Association On Thursday the Auckland Development Committee meet in what would be a rather action packed agenda. Sadly though the bulk of it … Continue reading The Special Housing Areas. Generation Zero Presents
Tag: SOUTHERN AUCKLAND
Southern Initiative Interview on the All About Auckland Show is up
I talk Southern Initiative with presenter Kane Glass, and Manukau Ward Councillor Alf Filipiana Recently I gave an interview (my second) on the All About Auckland Show that … Continue reading Southern Initiative Interview on the All About Auckland Show is up
Southern Auckland and Manukau – An Omnibus – Post Budget
Takanini Interchange construction to be sped up As announced in yesterday’s Budget a $375 million interest-free loan has been extended to NZTA to accelerate a group of mainly … Continue reading Southern Auckland and Manukau – An Omnibus – Post Budget
Southern Auckland and Manukau – An Omnibus #3
A Recap Series The Takanini Interchange Time to do some recaps of a few posts I have done on Southern Auckland and both its urban development plus transport potential. … Continue reading Southern Auckland and Manukau – An Omnibus #3
Slow News Day. We Have the Bigger Picture to Focus On
Auckland does deserve better… …Than what the NZ Herald (again) dished up yesterday in regards to the Local Government Elections in 2016 – specifically around Mayor. We are two … Continue reading Slow News Day. We Have the Bigger Picture to Focus On
Auckland Economic Performance Improving #2
Auckland Set to Solve KEY Problems – Or is it? In my “Auckland Economic Performance Improving #1” post I had posted a one liner right at the end stating: … Continue reading Auckland Economic Performance Improving #2
Growing Auckland
Can this new Forum get Auckland’s Economy Going? Forgive me if I say “No” Yesterday Morning Report (Radio NZ) released an audio clip of the announcement of the creation … Continue reading Growing Auckland
Next Week on Talking Auckland
The Southern Rural Boundary – What I would like to see Having started with a general overview on what I would like to see in the operative Unitary Plan … Continue reading Next Week on Talking Auckland
Don’t Forget, AT is Asking On the New Southern Bus Network
Consultation Under Way on the Southern Bus Network While the Unitary Plan has caught Auckland’s attention again (“Councillors at odds on housing plan” and “Report on Today’s Auckland Plan … Continue reading Don’t Forget, AT is Asking On the New Southern Bus Network
Consultation Begins on Southern Auckland P/T Network
Get Your Feedback In
Yesterday Auckland Transport kicked off the consultation round on the Southern Auckland public transport network. We have until early August to “review” what is proposed and submit our feedback for AT’s consideration.
You can check the website dedicated to this over here: “New Public Transport Network”
Emphasis is placed on the following steps before you fill in that submission form:
New Network Southern Consultation
Consultation is open on the New Network for South Auckland from 19 June to 4pm, Friday 2 August 2013.
To find out about the proposed changes and have your say we suggest you follow these three steps:
Step 1: Watch the video if you haven’t already, to understand how the New Network will transform Auckland’s public transport system.
Step 2: See the maps, and read the overview of the New Network for South Auckland in more detail, to learn about how the New Network will affect you.
Step 3: Have your say by completing the online feedback form, or come along to an open day.
If you are visually impaired or need assistance to complete the feedback form due to a disability, call our contact centre on 09 366 6400 and a call centre staff can complete the form on your behalf.
Download a consultation brochure in a language of your choice.
Read a consultation brochure in an accessible format.
Follow us on Twitter.
Register to receive email updates about the New Network.
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Source – Auckland Transport
I notice AT have gone quite the length to communicate across as many mediums and in many languages as possible. I suppose that is owing to the diversity of those who live in South. So credit to Auckland Transport for their actual genuine attempt in reaching out across the spectrum in their communication – well done (and finally).
I have gone through the maps already and will be forming up my feedback soon. I notice the off-peak frequencies for the connector and especially the Local Services are a bit of a disappointment. A disappointment if the frequencies drop right back to hourly which does no one any good and continues to force car use unnecessarily. So AT has a bit of work to do in that department before the entire thing is finalised…
So what are your thoughts on the proposed network for the South? Comments welcome below.
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