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Running Hamilton costs $5.60 a day
Hamilton City Council is breaking down what it costs to run and maintain the city as it prepares to open the pages of its draft 2024-2034 Long-Term Plan.
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Council makes changes to its transport programme
Ten projects have been removed from the 2023-24 transport programme, following decisions made by Hamilton City Council's Infrastructure and Transport Committee at its first meeting of the year on 5 March 2024.
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Decisions made at first Infrastructure and Transport Committee for 2024
Elected Members met yesterday for the first Infrastructure and Transport Committee of the year, with decisions including giving the go-ahead for intersection changes to enable the construction of a new supermarket in Te Rapa, approving minor adjustments to the city's Parking Policy, and relooking at whether several transport projects would proceed.
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Park and pay, stay all day – more options for city workers
Three new $6 all-day paid parking locations are being introduced by Hamilton City Council in March 2024, on sections of Norton Road, Rostrevor Street, and Memorial Drive.
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Thomas Rd/Gordonton Rd intersection enabling works begin
Work to further improve safety at the Thomas Rd/Gordonton Rd intersection has been fast-tracked by Hamilton City Council in preparation for the installation of traffic signals at the intersection.
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Free buses for people with disabilities endorsed, free for youth discussed
Hamilton City Council has resolved to endorse a proposal for free public transport for people with disabilities in the Waikato and supported seeking a business case for free buses for Under-18s in Hamilton.
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Path project in Te Awa o Katapaki Reserve
Residents using Te Awa o Katapaki Reserve in Flagstaff should be aware of a day-long vegetation management project at the site this Friday 19 October.
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A safer Ruakura Road is on its way
A key roading project to upgrade a section of Ruakura Road has begun which will create a safer environment for road users, pedestrians and people on bikes.
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Waikato enters historic new era in public transport
A new era in public transport for the Waikato is being celebrated at a special launch event for the new Te Huia passenger rail service today (Thursday 25 March)
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Road safety top of the list as Council's replanting plan rolls out
Maintenance work is now underway to gradually weed or replace many of Hamilton's kerbside, road median and state highway garden beds and grassed areas over the coming months.