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Kia ora, welcome to the Prole Road urbanisation project page. Here, you’ll find everything you need to know about the project, including latest updates, and upcoming steps. Check out the information on the right-hand side of this page for all this and more.
About the project
We are completing a $23.5 million upgrade of Prole Road, from Ōmokoroa Road to Waipapa River. As a result, Prole Road will be transformed from a rural road to one fit for a future as a busy urban environment.
This upgrade will enable the development of more than 2500 homes on Prole Road, as well as providing safe and functional infrastructure to support the future town centre and schools.
The project includes the reconstruction of 1.7km of road, new shared walking/cycling paths on both sides of the road, on-road cycle lanes for experienced cyclists, safe pedestrian crossings, and six new intersections. Of note, a dual-lane roundabout will be built at the intersection of Prole and Ōmokoroa roads.
Additional infrastructure is also included, such as water and wastewater mains, power, fibre, stormwater, new street lighting and landscaping.
To support the development, Council is also investing in open spaces and walking and cycling connections within Ōmokoroa, including a large open space area at the corner of Prole and Ōmokoroa roads which we envisage will become a wonderful central point for the community.
Funding
The project is part of the bundle of ‘shovel ready’ projects in the $14 million package allocated in the Crown Infrastructure Partners (CIP) funding for Ōmokoroa.
Council is funding $16m of the project, with the remaining $7.5 coming from this CIP funding.
Update: 17 July 2025
We are about to start installing two raised concrete islands at the end of Prole Road, one on each side of the road.
The works are scheduled to start on Monday 21 July and will require the full closure of access from Prole Road to Ōmokoroa Road for approximately seven days. This will allow the concrete to set properly before taking traffic.
Following completion of the first concrete island, work will proceed on the lane entering Prole Road from Ōmokoroa Road, which will also be closed for approximately seven days.
During the closures, please follow the detour via Settler, Sentinel and Heartwood avenues.
Please note that these timelines are weather dependent and may be subject to change.
We acknowledge the temporary inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and cooperation during this period. Every effort will be made to minimise disruption, and appropriate traffic management will be in place for the duration of the works.
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Kia ora, welcome to the Prole Road urbanisation project page. Here, you’ll find everything you need to know about the project, including latest updates, and upcoming steps. Check out the information on the right-hand side of this page for all this and more.
About the project
We are completing a $23.5 million upgrade of Prole Road, from Ōmokoroa Road to Waipapa River. As a result, Prole Road will be transformed from a rural road to one fit for a future as a busy urban environment.
This upgrade will enable the development of more than 2500 homes on Prole Road, as well as providing safe and functional infrastructure to support the future town centre and schools.
The project includes the reconstruction of 1.7km of road, new shared walking/cycling paths on both sides of the road, on-road cycle lanes for experienced cyclists, safe pedestrian crossings, and six new intersections. Of note, a dual-lane roundabout will be built at the intersection of Prole and Ōmokoroa roads.
Additional infrastructure is also included, such as water and wastewater mains, power, fibre, stormwater, new street lighting and landscaping.
To support the development, Council is also investing in open spaces and walking and cycling connections within Ōmokoroa, including a large open space area at the corner of Prole and Ōmokoroa roads which we envisage will become a wonderful central point for the community.
Funding
The project is part of the bundle of ‘shovel ready’ projects in the $14 million package allocated in the Crown Infrastructure Partners (CIP) funding for Ōmokoroa.
Council is funding $16m of the project, with the remaining $7.5 coming from this CIP funding.
Update: 17 July 2025
We are about to start installing two raised concrete islands at the end of Prole Road, one on each side of the road.
The works are scheduled to start on Monday 21 July and will require the full closure of access from Prole Road to Ōmokoroa Road for approximately seven days. This will allow the concrete to set properly before taking traffic.
Following completion of the first concrete island, work will proceed on the lane entering Prole Road from Ōmokoroa Road, which will also be closed for approximately seven days.
During the closures, please follow the detour via Settler, Sentinel and Heartwood avenues.
Please note that these timelines are weather dependent and may be subject to change.
We acknowledge the temporary inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and cooperation during this period. Every effort will be made to minimise disruption, and appropriate traffic management will be in place for the duration of the works.
