National numbers of sealed road network
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From: Cyclist Fan
Dear Ministry of Transport,
Based on following Ashburton district Mayor Neil Brown comments paraphrased;
'District (Ashburton) has 1500 km of sealed road network, and last year we replaced 8-10 km of new road, doing the equation, it is 150 years to replace all roads, when roads have timespan of 25 years. Even if road last 40 years, we still need to be doing 37km a year.'
My question to Ministry of Transport:
What is the total km of sealed road network in Aotearoa?
How many km of road are being replaced per year?
What is the funding gap between current expenditure by the Government (including National's $500 million funding promise), and actual budget required to sustainable replace all roads in NZ over the lifespan of 25 and 40 years of the road.
Yours faithfully,
Cyclist fan
From: OCU
Ministry of Transport
Notification of Transfer of your Official Information Act request
On behalf of Te Manatû Waka Ministry of Transport, thank you for your
Official Information Act request of 9 January 2024 for data on Aotearoa’s
sealed road network.
The information to which your request relates is more closely connected
with the functions of Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency
In these circumstances, we are required by Section 14 of the Official
Information Act 1982 to transfer your request.
Accordingly, your request is being transferred to Waka Kotahi today.
You will hear further from them in due course.
Ngâ mihi,
Breanne
Kaitohutohu - Tuhinga Ôkawa | Advisor, Official Correspondence
Te Kâhui Tangata | Corporate Services
Te Manatû Waka | Ministry of Transport
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Kia ora
Please find attached the response to your request of 9 January 2024 for
information under the Official Information Act 1982.
Ngâ mihi
Ministerial Services
Te Waka Kôtuia | Engagement & Partnerships
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency
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Sent: Tuesday, January 9, 2024 3:26 PM
To: Cyclist Fan <[FOI #25359 email]>
Subject: OIA-14410 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Kia ora
This email acknowledges your below request for information made under the
Official Information Act 1982 which has been transferred from the Ministry
of Transport on 9 January 2024.
Your request has been forwarded to the appropriate section of Waka Kotahi
NZ Transport Agency for response. They will contact you if they require
clarification of your request, more time to respond, or if your request
has been transferred to another organisation to respond to. Unless more
time is required, Waka Kotahi will send a response to you within 20
working days of receiving your request – in this instance on or before 13
February 2024.
Please note the summer holiday period for Official Information Act
requests runs from 25 December to 15 January each year and means these
days are not counted as working days. You can find out more about OIA
timeframes during the Christmas period at:
[5]http://www.ombudsman.parliament.nz/.
Lastly, the information you have requested may contain the names and
contact details of our staff. Please let us know whether you require these
names and contact details. We may need to consult our staff before
deciding whether we can release this information, and this may take a bit
more time. If we do not hear from you, we will assume that you do not
require staff names and contact details.
If you would like to discuss your request with Waka Kotahi, please contact
us by email at [6][email address].
Ngâ mihi
Ministerial Services
Te Waka Kôtuia | Engagement & Partnerships
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency
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