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Working in the road
All contractors and service providers* must comply with the National Code of Practice for Utility Operators Access to Transport Corridors when planning any work that requires excavation or trenching anywhere on a legal road (i.e. boundary fence to boundary fence including berms and footpaths).
- Kāpiti Coast District Council Local Conditions (PDF, 5 pages, 88Kb)
- National Code - New Zealand Utilities Advisory Group (NZUAG) Inc website
- Standard Drawings - Roading and Traffic
* contractors & service providers include drainlayers, plumbers, electricians, telecommunications contractors, builders and developers etc.
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Before undertaking work in the legal road you must make a Corridor Access Request (CAR) and receive a Works Access Permit (WAP) from us. Some examples of activities requiring a...
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It is the responsibility of every owner to provide vehicle access from the road carriageway to the property boundary for the purposes of off street parking or unloading. Generally...