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Another chance for public to learn more about new highway

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5 Nov, 2018 05:42 PM2 mins to read

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The new 12 km route through the Ruahine Ranges is on the left, the Saddle Rd to the right. Photo / Christine McKay

The new 12 km route through the Ruahine Ranges is on the left, the Saddle Rd to the right. Photo / Christine McKay

The NZ Transport Agency will be holding a public information session for Te Ahu a Turanga: Manawatū Tararua Highway project in Dannevirke tomorrow.

"We are continuing to work toward a safe, resilient and efficient alternative for State Highway 3 through the Manawatū Gorge after the road closed indefinitely in 2017, and the information sessions will allow the community to have an opportunity to hear updates on the project in Palmerston North, Dannevirke, Woodville, Feilding, Pahīatua and Ashhurst," project manager Lonnie Dalzell said.

"We will be presenting a new animated video flyover, new maps and will provide information on the Notice of Requirement (NoR) which was lodged last week with local councils."

The NoR is a critical step to obtain statutory Resource Management Act approvals to authorise the proposed new road across the Ruahine Ranges.

"We encourage the community to attend as it is will give people a chance to ask any questions about what is being proposed as part of the designation for the new road," Dalzell said.

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"It will also be a good opportunity to explain the consenting processes we are currently working through, where to from here, and how people can be involved."

The public information sessions will be from 4pm to 7.30pm:
• Tomorrow, November 7, Dannevirke Sports Centre.
• Thursday, November 8,Woodville Supper Room.
• Tuesday, November 13, Feilding Civic Centre.
• Wednesday, November 14, Pahīatua Town Hall
• Thursday, November 15, Ashhurst Village Valley Hall.

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