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These projects are now completed!
Jetty Replacements
Uretara Landing Reserve Jetty
We've replaced the aged 16sqm jetty at Uretara Landing Reserve with a brand-new 60sqm structure that will better serve the Katikati community.
The new jetty is much larger and made with more modern materials, including plastic sleeves around the piles, which is current best practice.
Athenree Jetty
The aged jetty on Athenree esplanade, behind 12 Roretana Drive, has been replaced with a new jetty, which is about the same size, but its decks are at a lower height, to meet health and safety regulations which have been introduced since the original jetty was built.
We've also replaced around 400m of ageing timber seawalls, across three locations, to ensure continued protection of our coastline. Each project was tailored to suit the local environment, using natural materials and minimal disruption approaches.
Athenree Inlet
Tanners Point
Waitui Reserve
These projects are now completed!
Jetty Replacements
Uretara Landing Reserve Jetty
We've replaced the aged 16sqm jetty at Uretara Landing Reserve with a brand-new 60sqm structure that will better serve the Katikati community.
The new jetty is much larger and made with more modern materials, including plastic sleeves around the piles, which is current best practice.
Athenree Jetty
The aged jetty on Athenree esplanade, behind 12 Roretana Drive, has been replaced with a new jetty, which is about the same size, but its decks are at a lower height, to meet health and safety regulations which have been introduced since the original jetty was built.
We've also replaced around 400m of ageing timber seawalls, across three locations, to ensure continued protection of our coastline. Each project was tailored to suit the local environment, using natural materials and minimal disruption approaches.
