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Work started on second route out of Papamoa

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L-R John Middleton and Rick Hannay from PEERS Group; Tauranga City Councillors Leanne Brown and Steve Morris. Photo/supplied

L-R John Middleton and Rick Hannay from PEERS Group; Tauranga City Councillors Leanne Brown and Steve Morris. Photo/supplied

Work has started on the next part of Te Okuroa Drive which will give residents in Papamoa East a second route out of the suburb.

The previous works were aligning the existing Te Okuroa Dr. Current work will be building the road through fields into Palm Springs subdivision.

Councillor Steve Morris said it was good news for the community.

"We're on track to deliver the promised road right down to Emerald Shores Drive by 2018 as well as additional water supply and stormwater upgrades."

To cater for the rapid growth of Papamoa East and ease the burden on existing residents the new Council brought the $20 million project forward five years. It will ease congestion on the eastern section of Papamoa Beach Rd.

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In addition to Te Okuroa Drive Council is investing $200,000 in constructing a new roundabout on the corner of Papamoa Beach Rd and Parton Rd which was due to be completed by the end of June.

Map of where the road is going and its stages. Photo/supplied
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