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Roadworks sign obstructing footpath

Reported in the Footpath/pavement category anonymously at 01:00, Sat 4 April 2015

Sent to Christchurch City Council 13 sec later.

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Temporary speed limit sign is obstructing the footpath on the northern side of Tennyson St between Colombo St & Percival St. The sign is right next to a bushy tree, which only leaves a narrow gap to walk through. Why didn’t the temporary traffic management contractor (Nova) move it forward or back a couple of meters away from the tree (can be offset by up to 20m from the TSL sign on the other side of the road). Or even better, why didn’t they put it in the parking lane right next to its’ current position (just like the Roadworks sign 30 meters up the road)?

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Christchurch City

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