Construction of a new raised crossing between Bellevue Superette and Ōtūmoetai College, at Windsor and Princess roads, has begun.
These works are expected to take around four weeks, according to Tauranga City Council.
During this time, a single lane closure will be required with stop/go signage in place.
Temporary loss of carpark space outside businesses and some noise due to the use of heavy machinery will be expected.
Several other improvements will be made around this intersection include: traffic calming measures with a 25km/h speed on both sides of the raised crossing; new bike racks near the shops; repositioning of existing seating near the shops; additional road safety markings; removal of metal barriers from the footpath that currently hinder mobility access; and one existing carpark will be removed to build the raised crossing and a motorcycle carpark.
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