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Rerewhakaaitu bridge repairs ongoing after April storm

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Rerewhakaaitu bridge 3 repairs. Photo / Supplied

Rerewhakaaitu bridge 3 repairs. Photo / Supplied

Work on bridges damaged in the April storm is ongoing with contractors completing construction at Rerewhakaaitu bridge 3 this week.

Rotorua Lakes Council said from Tuesday, October 23 contractors will move to Rerewhakaaitu bridge 2.

The road closure currently in place at bridge 3 will be shifted to bridge 2 for the duration of the repair work, which is likely to be four to five weeks, weather permitting.

Rerewhakaaitu bridge 3 repairs.  Photo / Supplied
Rerewhakaaitu bridge 3 repairs. Photo / Supplied

The localised detour currently in place via Yankee Rd/Northern Boundary Rd will remain in place.

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Property access from October 23 will be as follows:

• 396 – 505 Rerewhakaaitu Rd: All access via Yankee Rd / Ashpit Rd
• 51 – 300 Rerewhakaaitu Rd: All access via SH38 / Brett Rd

All property owners between the two bridges, bridges 2 and 3, are being advised by letter about the road closure changes.

Rotorua Lakes Council thanked the residents for their ongoing patience while the works are being carried out.

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Rerewhakaaitu bridge 3 repairs.  Photo / Supplied
Rerewhakaaitu bridge 3 repairs. Photo / Supplied

For any questions or concerns people can contact the council via 07 348 4199 or info@rotorualc.nz

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