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Rapid Transit Station at Milldale

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Project Introduction

A new rapid transit station at Milldale, including transport interchange facilities and walking and cycling facilities.

  • Project type

    Public transport, Walking and cycling

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About the project

The nature of the proposed works includes:  

  • a new rapid transit station which comprises the northern terminus of the rapid transit corridor and includes: 
    • station platforms and buildings with associated station facilities. 
    • cycle and shared mobility device parking provision.
    • bus layover and stop provision. 
    • taxi and ride share drop-off facilities. 
    • parking bays for on-demand vehicles and station operation/services.
  • tie-ins to existing network at John Fair Drive and Ahutoetoe Road, with walking and cycling access.  
  • associated works, including accessways, bridges, embankments, retaining, culverts, stormwater management systems, lighting, utility services, and landscaping. 
  • construction activities, including vegetation removal, earthworks, construction compounds, laydown areas, bridge works areas, construction traffic management and the regrade of driveways. 
  • Project status and anticipated construction timeframes

    This project is currently in the appeal period. Submitters had 15 working days in which they could appeal to the Environment Court, against the whole or any part of the decision from NZTA. Appeals are under Section 174 of the Resource Management Act 1991.   

    During this process NZTA works together with appellants to come to a resolution.  If the parties can't resolve the appeal independently, the Environment Court can appoint a mediator to facilitate the conversation. If a resolution can't be reached through court assisted mediation, then an Environment Court hearing will take place, and the Environment Court will issue a decision on the outcome. 

    There is currently no funding for detailed design or construction of these projects. We anticipate the project will be delivered sometime within the next 30 years to align with Auckland Council’s land use planning.

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Project Contacts

Te Tupu Ngātahi Supporting Growth team – supportinggrowth@nzta.govt.nz
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