Ratonga | Services
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A–Z Council services and facilities
- Abandoned vehicles
- Airport noise complaints
- Alcohol-free zones
- Bike stands
- Building
- Business licences and permits
- Cemeteries
- Citizenship ceremonies
- Community noticeboards and signs
- Community venues for hire
- Council properties
- Dog and animal management
- Earthquake-prone buildings
- Easements
- Events
- Fees and charges
- Fires
- Fireworks
- Grants and funding
- Healthy Home kit
- Housing for older persons
- Litter and illegal rubbish dumping
- Noise control
- Official Information Requests
- Parks and recreation
- Payments
- Property information
- Public toilets
- Rates
- Resource consents
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Roads
- Access and transport procurement
- Berms
- Chipseal resurfacing
- Corridor access requests
- Footpaths
- Other roading information
- Parking
- Road closure status
- Road safety
- Road stopping
- Roading maintenance
- Signs
- Speed
- Traffic
- Traffic Management Plans (TMPs)
- Vegetation
- Vehicle crossings/driveways
- Weed spraying
- Working in the road
- Rubbish and recycling
- Streetlighting
- Waters
Pedestrian crossings
The aim of pedestrian crossings is to let people cross the road safely. There are certain rules to follow at crossings to keep pedestrians and drivers safe.
There are also different kinds of crossings and sometimes the rules are different.
Standard zebra crossings | Courtesy crossings | School patrol crossings | Kea crossings | Rules for cyclists and other road users |