Bus, bike and pedestrian improvements on Chaytor Street will make journeys between Karori and the city safer and easier for everyone. Between the Karori Tunnel and Karori Road, we’re proposing to:
- create a new shared path through Appleton Park, from near the Birdwood Street intersection to near the tennis courts
- install an uphill bike lane on Chaytor Street from the bus stop near the tennis court, ending at a shared path near the corner of the intersection of Chaytor Street and Karori Road
- remove 260m of downhill bus lane as far as Curtis Street so the uphill bike lane can be installed, as suggested by Metlink to improve overall bus journey times
- paint no stopping lines next to the bike lane on Chaytor Street, except for one mobility park and four unrestricted car parks
- increase the length of most bus stops to 20 metres.
Parking changes
On Chaytor Street, the proposal is to remove 26 of the 63 unrestricted car parks.
The proposal would:
- remove 26 unrestricted car parks
- convert four unrestricted parks to time restricted parks
- convert one unrestricted space to a mobility car park.
Approximately 90 percent of properties on Chaytor Street have off-street parking. The effect of these changes for residents will be low.
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Tell us what you think
Our online form takes about 5 minutes to complete – there is no registration required. You’ll be asked about the proposals and then have an opportunity to provide any detailed comments if you like, as well as upload any relevant documents or photos. Feel free to skip questions, you don’t have to answer them all.
Prefer paper? Download the form (3.4MB pdf)
You can contact us at karoriconnections@wcc.govt.nz if you have any questions or you can visit a drop-in session if you need help.
Appleton Park
Appleton Park by the car park, looking towards Karori
Chaytor Street
Chaytor Street just past Curtis Street, looking towards Karori