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Contractors appointed for Tauranga Waterfront revamp project

Bay of Plenty Times
13 Oct, 2016 09:25 PMQuick Read

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Artist's impression of the Tauranga Waterfront revamp. Image/supplied

Artist's impression of the Tauranga Waterfront revamp. Image/supplied

A contractor has been appointed to begin work on the revamp of Tauranga Waterfront, which can be watched from a live feed camera.

Tauranga City Council has appointed Mount Maunganui-based HEB Construction as civil works contractors for constructing the new tidal stairs, pier and pontoon at the waterfront.

The contract has a value of $2.8 million, for 49 metres of tidal stairs, a new 27 metre pier and a new 24 by 3 metre floating pontoon.

People will be able to watch the construction underway via a live feed from a camera at www.tauranga.govt.nz/accesstowater.

Jaine Lovell-Gadd, general manager - city transformation, said an extended timeframe for construction had been agreed.

Construction will begin by the end of October. Based on current construction timeframes, assuming no significant weather-related delays, construction would be completed and the new facilities would be open to the public by Easter.

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Council chief executive Garry Poole said the council was excited about moving into the last stage of the project.

A public event to open the facilities is planned for Easter. More information will be provided closer to the date on this.

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