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Te whakakou i ngā tūāhanga wai āwhā me ngā tūāhanga waipara o Boundary Reserve Boundary Reserve stormwater and wastewater upgrade

About the project

We are upgrading Boundary Reserve to improve stormwater and wastewater networks in the area.

The upgrade will provide the stormwater and wastewater capacity needed to:

support urban growth and development
protect against potential flooding.

Project timeline

Stage 1 of the project will start in late April 2025. We expect to complete this stage in September 2025.
Stage 2 is expected to start in October 2025.

Stages of the project

Stage 1

In stage 1, we will:

improve the wastewater pipe in Boundary Reserve and extend it to Dunkirk Road
extend the existing stormwater infrastructure from Torino Road to Boundary Reserve.

Stage 2

In stage 2, we will:

uncover the stormwater pipes to create a natural stream
increase stormwater capacity and restore biodiversity in the area
plant native plants on the stream banks to help protect them from erosion
create a new playground at the western end of the stream
reshape the north-facing slopes to create a flat space suitable for informal activities like picnics, walking and playing frisbee
build a new bridge across the stream
improve safety at the park by adding clear sightlines at the entrance and within the reserve.

Area overview

Boundary Reserve map with a green line showing stormwater network and red line for wastewater.

Boundary Reserve stormwater and wastewater upgrade project area.

How the works will affect you

We will keep you informed about the construction schedule and the impact it will have on access to Boundary East Reserve and Boundary West Reserve.
We will have an approved traffic management plan in place during the works. This is to protect the health and safety of road users and pedestrians.
Construction hours are from 7.30am to 6pm, Monday to Saturday.
During work hours there will be construction noise and vibrations. We will monitor these to make sure they stay within permitted noise limits.
You can access commercial and residential properties and businesses can stay open.
You can still use the footpaths and we will signpost any closures and diversions.

More information

Email boundaryreservedevelopment@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz for more information about this project.