Keeping an Eye on the Ōtaki Cycleways and Walkways Programme
Making sure the New Zealand Transport Agency actually delivers on its promise of a Waikanae/ Ōtaki cycleway along the route of the proposed Expressway is the issue of the moment.
Making sure the New Zealand Transport Agency actually delivers on its promise of a Waikanae/ Ōtaki cycleway along the route of the proposed Expressway is the issue of the moment.
A Level 1 energy audit was carried out by Ōtaki College in July 2013.
What if there was a clean technology commuter rail solution linking Palmerston North, Ōtaki and Waikanae? Early stage thinking around a new solution is underway.
Ōtaki has one bus route. There is a view in the community that it is not well designed and that this has the effect of discouraging use. A 2014 project was to identify the best route and to have that change introduced by the Greater Wellington Regional Council.
Ōtaki is a proposed urban growth area. And yet it is the only town on the regional rail system without rail commuter services. This must change.
This project is concerned with what the local electricity network might look like in the long-term if there was significant on-site generation and export within the town.