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Home›Business & Finance›Urenui Seawall Scheme to Start Earlier Than Planned
Business & Finance

July 26, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Urenui Seawall Scheme to Start Earlier Than Planned

Urenui’s seawall will be extended earlier than planned, according to the latest New Plymouth District Council’s notice. The Council’s Monitoring Committee yesterday approved a proposal to begin work on the extension before Christmas, rather than in the first half of next year as originally planned.

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Urenui’s seawall will be extended earlier than planned, according to the latest New Plymouth District Council’s notice.

The Council’s Monitoring Committee yesterday approved a proposal to begin work on the extension before Christmas, rather than in the first half of next year as originally planned.

The earlier construction date follows erosion at Urenui Beach due to storms in May.

Infrastructure Manager David Langford said that the construction time-frame depends in part on when a resource consent can be issued.

“We believe we can finish extending the seawall by Christmas but any delays in the planning or tendering phases would see the construction slipping into the holiday season, ” he said.

“ The important thing is that Urenui Beach will get its extended sea wall earlier than scheduled.”

The original 295m seawall was built in 2001. The Council added 100m and an emergency boat ramp in 2008, followed by a further 30m of seawall.

This latest wall extension will be about 100m.

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