This page relates to the 2018-21 National Land Transport Programme.
Work category 151 provides for the general management and control of the road network and management of road assets including public footpaths and cycleways and associated facilities. Funding assistance is subject to the condition of funding set out below.
Examples of qualifying activities include, but may not be limited to:
You can discuss with Waka Kotahi whether other potential activities not listed above might also be eligible for inclusion in this work category.
CloseWork category 151 excludes:
Legalisation of existing road reserves is limited to:
The usual funding assistance rate (FAR) is:
Applications for funding approval should be made through the maintenance module in Transport Investment Online(external link) (TIO).
See the professional services policy page for more details.
As a condition of receiving funding assistance for road maintenance,Waka Kotahi requires the use of a road asset management system for treatment selection, which will include the following inventory data:
Road conditions |
Road features |
Other |
Surfacing and rehabilitation profile Condition rating Roughness |
Carriageway Shoulders Pavement layers Drainage facilities Structures Street lights Footpaths Cycleways |
Asset age Features Design lives Costs Treatment history Classification (using the One Network Road Classification system) |
In order for road condition rating work to be eligible for funding assistance, the raters acting on behalf of the approved organisation are required to hold a current certificate issued by the New Zealand Institute of Highway Technology (NZIHT), following satisfactory performance at a rating training workshop.
Treatment selection will be based on a methodology, acceptable to Waka Kotahi, that takes into account the following (at the very least):
The objective of network user information is to influence transport choices that contribute to the effectiveness and efficiency of the network through:
Regional councils may apply for funding for network user information from the maintenance activity class through work category 151, if they meet the following requirements:
Regional councils must provide additional information to support the application and may choose to use the road safety promotion activity list.