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Table 10.9: Activity Class 13, Infrastructure for State Highways (Continued) Approved Organisation Project name Phase Work category Objectives Total cost ($) 2009/10 cost ($) 2011/12 cost ($) 2011/12 cost ($) Seriousness & Urgency Effectiveness Efficiency HNO Constellation to Albany Interchange Upgrade Property Road reconstruction Economic development 5,463,635 – – 5,463,635 M M – HNO Auckland Route security and environmental group Group allocation New traffic management facilities Responsiveness 7,010,340 3,140,000 3,175,000 3,254,900 M M – HNO SH20A Upgrade Property Road reconstruction HNO SH20A Upgrade Investigation Road reconstruction HNO SH20A Upgrade Design Road reconstruction Economic development Economic development Economic development 540,000 – – 540,000 L M M 1,568,175 772,500 795,675 – L M M 546,363 – – 546,363 L M M HNO Minor improvements 2009/12 State Highways Minor improvements – 21,649,284 6,799,851 7,307,879 7,541,554 HNO Administration support – Roading 2009/12 Annual allocation – 12,322,082 3,986,568 4,106,165 4,229,349 2,982,409,469 486,806,415 532,113,310 443,299,004 77
APPENDIX 1: AUCKLAND RLTP’S LEGISLATIVE REQUIREMENTS The Auckland Regional Land Transport Programme is a document required under the Land Transport Management Act (LTMA) 2003, to be prepared every three years by ARTA seeking funding from the NZTA. ARTA prepares a land transport programme known as the Auckland RLTP covering all transport activities undertaken by Auckland local authorities, NZTA HNO and ARTA. The NZTA must give effect to the GPS in developing the NLTP and take account of the GPS when approving project funding. The GPS sets funding ranges for 16 different activity classes. The activity class ranges, together with the GPS targets, will guide NZTA’s funding decisions. The GPS also requires the land transport sector to make best use of resources by achieving value for money. In preparing the Auckland RLTP ARTA must: 1. Include a statement of its view of land transport priorities (including the priorities of other Approved Organisations) for the Auckland region. In preparing this statement of priorities, ARTA: > > Must take into account the ten-year financial forecasts of the land transport expenditure of the NZTA, Auckland territorial authorities, and Must be satisfied that the priorities contribute to its objective, including its social and environmental responsibilities, and contribute to the following goals: > Assisting economic development. > Assisting safety and personal security. > Improving access and mobility. > Protecting and promoting public health. > Ensuring environmental sustainability. It must also include all significant expenditure from sources other than NZTA. 2. Take into account how each activity or activity class contributes to the goals listed above. 3. Take into account any current National Land Transport Strategy and the National Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy. 4. Give effect to the matters in the Auckland RLTS, unless it is required to do otherwise by operational considerations that affect the sequencing and timing of activities, the funding available to it, or its statutory functions or powers. 5. Consider the needs of persons who are transport-disadvantaged. 78
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2009/10-2011/12 AUCKLAND REGIONAL L
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CONTENTS CHAIRMAN’S FOREWORD ....
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2 CONTEXT ARTA’s Role Established
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What’s New in this Regional Land
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6. Funding constraints The current
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Achievement of the expected increas
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Walking and cycling initiatives Del
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5 THE 2009/12 PROGRAMME 20 The Auck
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GPS Funding Allocations and Request
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