Training lights installation
Introduction | The parks involved
Introduction
Auckland City Council is installing new training lights at four sports parks. This is part of an effort to meet the city-wide shortage of
floodlit training fields.
The new lights have been designed to provide good quality lighting for the purpose of sports training, while minimising glare and spill
onto neighbouring properties. The intended hours of operation are from Monday to Friday until 9.30pm.
Construction is programmed to commence in mid June 2008 and take approximately eight to 12 weeks to complete. The old lights will be removed and disposed of.
The parks involved
You can view information and a plan (in PDF format) showing the number and location of the lights
being installed at the following parks:
Bert Henham Park
The number two field will have six, 16m high grey galvanised light poles installed around its edges, with two lights on each pole.
Bert Henham Park (53kb PDF)
Riversdale Reserve
The number seven field will have four, 10m high grey galvanised light poles installed along its eastern side, with two lights on each pole.
Riversdale Reserve (56kb PDF)
Sturges Park
The number one field will have six, 16m high grey galvanised light poles installed around its edges, with two lights on each pole.
Sturges Park (51kb PDF)
Warren Freer Park
The number one field will have six, 16m high grey galvanised light poles installed around its edges, with two lights on each pole. During the
summer season, poles 5 and 6 will be parked in positions P5a and P6A, to allow space for softball to be played.
Warren Freer Park (65kb PDF)
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Published June 2008
