Ngā kaupapa nunui kei tō rohe mō te wā 2020/2021

2020/2021 major projects in your area

These are the major projects that are still going ahead in 2020/2021.

Region-wide projects

Illustrations of a train, traffic lights, a road infrastructure worker and a sign for Auckland Zoo.

Work will begin and continue on:

City Rail Link (CRL) - the largest transport infrastructure project ever to be undertaken in New Zealand
Karangahape Road Station - New Zealand's deepest train station

Transport safety projects - including projects in the urban and rural road safety programmes

Auckland Zoo - development of the new south-east Asia precinct

Central Interceptor - development of underground wastewater infrastructure.

Central Auckland projects

Work will begin and continue on:

City Centre Masterplan - improving the vibrancy, accessibility, and attractiveness of the city centre.

St Mary's Bay and Masefield Beach stormwater upgrade - including new pumping and screening station, new pipeline reducing overflows and increasing swimmable days.

Karangahape Road enhancements - improving transport choices, grow cycle network, improve public transport, provide better pedestrian connections and upgrade street environments.

Ferry basin upgrade - new berths on Queens Wharf to accommodate increased passenger numbers.

East Auckland projects

Work will start and continue on:

Eastern busway - building a dedicated, congestion-free busway between Panmure, Pakuranga, and Botany town centres.

Ōkahu Bay stormwater and wastewater separation project - separating stormwater from the combined sewer system.

Ostrich Farm - design and cosent for sportsfields, sand slits, drainage and irrigation.

North Auckland projects

Work will start and continue on:

Rosedale Busway Station - a new busway station for the highly successful northern busway

Warkworth-Snells-Algies wastewater - supplying local communities with reliable wastewater services

Chelsea Heritage Path upgrade - a renewal of Colonial Road track and bridge.

South Auckland projects

Work will start and continue on:

South-west water servicing - wastewater treatment for communities in the Kingseat, Clarks Beach, Glenbrook Beach and Waiuku areas.

Ngati Ōtara multi-sports park - a major upgrade including new clubroom, kitchen, changing rooms and firstaid centre.

Takanini community hub and library - a new library and community hub for growing community.

Puhinui bus/rail interchange - improving access to the airport and significantly improve transport choices, reliability, and journey times in south Auckland and to other parts of the region.

West Auckland projects

Work will start and continue on:

Te Whau Pathway project - providing a safe walking and cycling route for commuters and recreation.

North western busway - easing congestion for west Aucklanders working in the CBD.

Westgate open spaces - ongoing open space development allowing for playgrounds, sportsfields, etc.

West Wave Aquatic Centre- a comprehensive renewal of the centre.

You should know

This is a summary of the Emergency Budget 2020/2021. See Emergency Budget 2020/2021 documents for complete information and financial details.