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Project status Construction

Project details

Start date

7 September 2026

End date

11 December 2026

Location

Kaukapakapa

Transport involved

Walking

Overview

We’re renewing the footpath along Kaipara Coast Highway in Kaukapakapa from 7 September to 11 December 2026.

We will be replacing the existing worn and uneven footpath. The work is expected to take around 3 months and will be carried out in sections.

Construction will mainly take place on weekdays, with some night works required outside the Kaukapakapa shops. Residents and businesses will be notified in advance of any night works and advised of any potential disruptions.

The works will include excavation, concrete pouring and curing concrete for a long-lasting footpath.

Where we're working

Works will happen in stages, between numbers 945 and 1105 Kaipara Coast Highway in Kaukapakapa.

What we're doing

During construction, we'll be:

  • improving footpaths, with wider areas and new driveway entries
  • improving safety and sightlines for people on foot while crossing the road
  • installing zebra crossings
  • realigning car parks to improve driver visibility and safety while reversing onto SH16.

What to expect during construction

The road will remain open with stop/go signs in place in both directions.

We will close sections of the footpath while we make the improvements.

Parking spaces outside Kaukapakapa shops could be temporarily closed while we do works nearby.

Kaukapakapa shops will stay open throughout the works, with small disruptions to business frontage and access.

Business owners will be contacted and kept informed while the works take place.

Read the full works notice (PDF, 233KB).

If you have any queries related to the construction, contact our contractor, Ash Beig:

Project benefits

Durable footpath surfaces for the future

Replacing the existing, worn footpath pavers with new, high-quality concrete along Kaipara Coast Highway.

Safer footpaths to walk around locally

Better walking surfaces will reduce trip hazards and improve pedestrian safety, especially for people with limited mobility.

Investment into footpaths in Kaukapakapa

A more attractive, high-quality footpath and public space that supports local businesses and encourages people to spend time in Kaukapakapa.