Proposed road closures

From City Scene, published on 8 March 2009

High Street (between Freyberg Place and Durham Lane), central city, between 7.30am and noon on Sunday, 22 March to allow air-conditioning units to be lifted into place at a nearby site. This closure applies to traffic, and a detour will be in place. The footpaths will remain open to pedestrians, also allowing access to the shops.

For more information, phone Gary Hyndman of Max-it Solutions Ltd Traffic Management on 448 1640, or Chris Barwell of New Zealand Crane Hire Ltd on 021 870 647.

Lower Hobson Street (between Quay Street and Customs Street West), central city, between 9pm and 6am on Monday, 16 March to allow maintenance work in the area. (Rain date: Monday, 23 March.) Barricades, detours and marshals will direct pedestrians and traffic safely around the work zone.

For more information, phone Ikram Patel on 926 0031 or 027 444 1541.

The intersection of Lucy Lane and Pakenham Street East, central city, between 9am and 4pm on Friday, 13 and Saturday, 14 March to allow the safe lifting of equipment to a nearby site. Barricades, detours and marshals will direct pedestrians and traffic safely around the work zone. Access will be maintained from the Customs Street West end.

For more information, phone Spectrum Traffic Management Solutions on 579 5713.

The following proposed road closures apply to all except authorised and emergency vehicles. For more information, phone Auckland City Council.

Mahuhu Crescent and Te Taou Crescent, central city, between 6pm and 11pm on Thursday, 2 April for The Killers' concert at Vector Arena. Tangihua Street (between Beach Road and Quay Street), central city, will also be closed for about 20 minutes at the end of the concert to help with crowd dispersal.

The Parade (between Tamaki Drive and Goldie Street) and Tamaki Drive (between Marau Crescent and Goldie streets), St Heliers, between 6am and 1pm on Sunday, 29 March for the Weetbix Kiwi Kids Tryathlon.

Wyndham Street (between Hobson and Nelson streets), central city, between 7pm on Monday, 16 March and 6am on Wednesday, 18 March for the Muddy Farmer St Patrick's Day Festival.