Boucher Ave upgrades - road, water and stormwater improvements

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This is a dedicated project page to update the community on the Boucher Avenue project.


What’s happening?

From mid-June 2025, we will begin a 9-month project to upgrade the road, stormwater system, and drinking water pipes along Boucher Avenue and surrounding streets.

These essential works will take place in stages across the following streets:

  • Boucher Avenue

  • Cameron Road

  • Clydesburn Avenue

  • Glen Terrace

  • Randell Place

  • No.2 Road

  • Dudley Vercoe Drive


Why are we doing this?

This area is a key route in Te Puke – used frequently by residents, students and families, emergency services, kiwifruit industry traffic, and others in our community. This work is essential to improve road conditions and safety, and to ensure our water and stormwater infrastructure continues to serve the community well into the future.

By coordinating all three upgrades - roading, stormwater and watermain pipes - into one project, it's more cost efficient, and we'll minimise future disruption by avoiding the need to return to the same streets later. Multiple contractors will work across the area to deliver the upgrades efficiently.


What to expect during the work

We’re committed to minimising disruption as much as possible. However, during the project you may notice:

  • Stop/go traffic controls or one-way sections

  • Temporary changes to property access or delays

  • Detours via alternate roads

  • Noise, vibration, machinery, and work crews during the day

We’ll keep residents, businesses, and schools regularly updated.

Thank you for your patience as we carry out these essential improvements. Together, we’re making Te Puke safer, stronger, and ready for the future.


Have patai (questions), or want to kōrero with someone?

  • Come and talk to us:

We’re holding a community info session so you can find out more about the project, ask questions, and meet the team.

When: Saturday 7 June, 2-4pm

Where: Te Puke Fire Station, 37 Boucher Avenue, Te Puke

The session will start at 2pm with a 10-minute presentation from our contractors, Fulton Hogan, who will give an overview of the project.

(Please keep the front of the station clear for emergency vehicles. Parking is available at the rear of the station or on Gilmore Street.)


  • General project enquires:

Western Bay of Plenty District Council

Phone: 0800 926 732

Email: info@westernbay.govt.nz


  • Questions about property access:

Mike Metcalfe – Stakeholder Manager, Fulton Hogan

Phone: 027 202 9395

Email: Michael.metcalfe@fultonhogan.com


This is a dedicated project page to update the community on the Boucher Avenue project.


What’s happening?

From mid-June 2025, we will begin a 9-month project to upgrade the road, stormwater system, and drinking water pipes along Boucher Avenue and surrounding streets.

These essential works will take place in stages across the following streets:

  • Boucher Avenue

  • Cameron Road

  • Clydesburn Avenue

  • Glen Terrace

  • Randell Place

  • No.2 Road

  • Dudley Vercoe Drive


Why are we doing this?

This area is a key route in Te Puke – used frequently by residents, students and families, emergency services, kiwifruit industry traffic, and others in our community. This work is essential to improve road conditions and safety, and to ensure our water and stormwater infrastructure continues to serve the community well into the future.

By coordinating all three upgrades - roading, stormwater and watermain pipes - into one project, it's more cost efficient, and we'll minimise future disruption by avoiding the need to return to the same streets later. Multiple contractors will work across the area to deliver the upgrades efficiently.


What to expect during the work

We’re committed to minimising disruption as much as possible. However, during the project you may notice:

  • Stop/go traffic controls or one-way sections

  • Temporary changes to property access or delays

  • Detours via alternate roads

  • Noise, vibration, machinery, and work crews during the day

We’ll keep residents, businesses, and schools regularly updated.

Thank you for your patience as we carry out these essential improvements. Together, we’re making Te Puke safer, stronger, and ready for the future.


Have patai (questions), or want to kōrero with someone?

  • Come and talk to us:

We’re holding a community info session so you can find out more about the project, ask questions, and meet the team.

When: Saturday 7 June, 2-4pm

Where: Te Puke Fire Station, 37 Boucher Avenue, Te Puke

The session will start at 2pm with a 10-minute presentation from our contractors, Fulton Hogan, who will give an overview of the project.

(Please keep the front of the station clear for emergency vehicles. Parking is available at the rear of the station or on Gilmore Street.)


  • General project enquires:

Western Bay of Plenty District Council

Phone: 0800 926 732

Email: info@westernbay.govt.nz


  • Questions about property access:

Mike Metcalfe – Stakeholder Manager, Fulton Hogan

Phone: 027 202 9395

Email: Michael.metcalfe@fultonhogan.com