Corridor Access Requests
Who needs a WAP?
Anyone working within the council’s Transport Corridor, including work on berms and footpaths. State Highways are controlled separately by the NZTA.
Why do I need a WAP?
WAPs are needed for various reasons including: protecting council assets, protecting other utility assets that are located within the councils’ road reserves, improving the safety of motorists, improving the safety of those working in the road reserve and co-ordinating work in the road reserve to reduce conflicts.
What happens if I don't have a WAP?
If you do not have a WAP you will be asked to stop work and restrictions to your future network access may be implemented/enforced.
What information do I need to include with my Corridor Access Request (CAR)?
You will need to include a Traffic Management Plan (TMP), Full scope of Works (A3 Form), consents, plans or photos.
How long does a WAP take?
If all the information in your application is adequate, your WAP will be approved within 15 working days.