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if council could put bike lock stands outside Aspire for kids to bike to this amazing community orientated facility.

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if a shared footpath/berm could be created along Burwood Rd and along the southern side of Tamihana St up to Centennial Dr.

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I wonder whether you’ll bow to the pressure of the numpties who graffitied the Tamihana crossing, or stay strong and leave it there.

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If you know that a number of cyclists have nearly been collected on the ramp in Tamihana Street with a couple of highly aggressiveverbal exchanges. It appears cyclists believe this is some sort of right of way they have one incident I witnessed the cyvlidt screamed at the driver this is a pedestrian crossing even if it were the cyclist in law needs to give way to the road traffic unless they dismount and walk across. Perhaps signage telling cyclists they need to give way might be approprate. Certainly the ramp is inappropritely placed and invites vandalism such as the graffiti which has been on it over the weekend.

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If press button stop lights could be installed on Broadway crossing points.

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If a crossing could connect both sides of the Rail Trail on Tower Road? A central island too.

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If a crossing could connect both sides of the Rail Trail on Tower Road? A central island too.

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More pedestrian connections across firth street are desperately needed especially around the Broadway roundabout and Burwood road, station road end as these are quite dangerous the speed limited also needs to be lowered on Firth street from 70 to 50 from station road back to outside the city limits

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Who the inconsiderate misanthrope is that decided it was a good idea to put a barrier of the type across Tamihana Street formerly a predominantly quiet area which has now become a site of unwanted noise pollution. This is a road used by Trucks [many articulated], tractors, commercial vehicles pulling trailers, motor bikes and cars as an alternative route to moving through town using Broadway. Usually they are unnoticed however this piece of engineering idiocy now means that they have to brake [often noisily and in the case of large trucks using their air brakes] and then they accelerate usually in such a way as to gain speed as quickly as possible which is often noisy. It has not stopped the hoons who treat it as a challenge to speed up to and cross in a low level flying maneuver, I believe as a raised finger to whoever put the ramp there, and then they plant boot. This is a case of if "it ain't broke don't fix it". The status quo, as it was, saw the occasional hoon using Tamihana Street but in the scheme of things they were few and far between. I think they have now found a new toy, and as they did in The Drive, they will try and burn it out rubber on rubber.

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I wonder if the council could really priortise looking after the gardens on the berms around Matamata, rather than inventing new ways of spending ratepayer monies.

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If there could be some safe crossings in the CBD

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I wonder if something similar is planned for Tom Grant Drive. Was walking through there this afternoon, again with my elderly friend, and two cars came through at quite a fast pace.

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If you considered how steep the ramp is for push chairs and scooters for transitioning off the, hopefully temporary, ramp back onto Centennial drive. Its very difficult to get my stroller up and down when fully loaded with my littlies. I can only imagine how difficult it would be for wheel chairs or motorized scooters.

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If we could have more safe crossing pedestrian islands on arterial roads (like burwood road and firth street). So have a little spot where pedestrians can cross one lane, and wait safely in the middle to cross the second lane. Pedestrians struggle at the moment.

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I would like the speed bump removed or changed to be flatter in Tamihana street - if kept need signage and road markings

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How many new houses have gone in and how many of those families cross that road frequently.

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Just driven down Tamihana street in matamata I slowed down for the speed hump there were 6 people walking out from the drive to cross the road they walked straight out in front of me thinking this mark gives them the right of way. This road marking is a accident about to happen. Disagree with the whole project

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Just driven down Tamihana street in matamata I slowed down for the speed hump there were 6 people walking out from the drive to cross the road they walked straight out in front of me thinking this mark gives them the right of way. This road marking is a accident about to happen. Disagree with the whole project

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If it would be removed soon

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The speed bump on tamihana street is totally unnecessary I was taught if you are about to cross a street you look both ways surely this still applies today, and I wonder are cyclists now going to pay road user charges to pay for these changes or will that still be up to those driving cars ? If the cyclists / walkers of today can't manage to cross a road safely then perhaps they should refrain from using a bike / walk way, or if we must baby them then I prefer the painted speed bumps.

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