Point Resolution Path Upgrade
This project is no longer going ahead.
The City will be upgrading one pathway at Point Resolution Reserve during April-May 2020.
The pathway is being upgraded in accordance with the City’s Natural Area Path Network Policy. Once upgraded it will consist of red asphalt and limestone retaining with limestone spillways installed at intervals along the path to address water runoff. The upgraded path will enable ongoing use of the path by the City’s bushland maintenance vehicles as well as fire control appliances, in the event of a fire, without causing damage to the asset.
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Point Resolution Path Upgrade
This is unnecessary, insensitive, an environmental intrusion and a waste of money. It is close to the northern end of the reserve, where the grade is better and there has to be a fire break, which can be used for beach access. The existing access is adequate and more in harmony with the environment.
Max Hipkins