The draft Land Transport bylaw includes new provisions for shared pathways as well as a transition to pay-by-plate parking machines in the district. It also contains clarification on motorcycle parking rules and proposes a prohibition on parking vehicles on berms.
The draft proposes significant changes and new prohibitions regarding roadside grazing and fence encroachments as well as the introduction of some new 120 parking zones along with modifications to mobility parks and loading zones and updates to restricted and prohibited parking areas.
Davidson said providing feedback on the draft bylaws is easy.
“You can learn all about the proposed bylaws by visiting our online engagement platform. There, you can read the full details of the proposed bylaws, make an online submission, answer our quick polls, or share your ideas.”
Hard copies of the proposed bylaws as well as submission forms are available at Council facilities, including the Civic Building, Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-pō, Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom, and Shannon Library.
Submissions close Friday, August 30, 5pm.