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dangerous rocks

This issue has been fixed.

Reported in the Other category anonymously at 15:00, Tue 30 August 2016

Sent to Waitomo District Council 6 min later.

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The rocks at the end of the road leading down to the beach are Precariously balanced and the public are able to climb over these and do so to get to the beach.

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Waitomo District

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Posted by Waitomo DC Automated Service Request System at 31 August 2016 - 2:49pm.#

Thank you for your enquiry. Your request 162716 has been reviewed by one of our friendly Customer Services staff and will assigned to the appropiate department.

Posted by Waitomo DC Automated Service Request System at 31 August 2016 - 3:56pm.#

Request 162716 updated at Waitomo District Council. null

Posted by Waitomo DC Automated Service Request System at 4 October 2016 - 8:52am.#

Request 162716 closed at Waitomo District Council. WDC has constructed temporary rock within the road reserve to act as cladding to the embankment. It is not a community asset intended to be used by/or a service to the public. The rock embankment is only temporary and is not a permanent structure. The area of the road above the rock embankment is fenced, and a warning sign is in place. People who choose to climb over the security fence, are not only in breach of the WDC Land Transport Bylaw, but are risking their health and safety in doing so. We recommend that you notify the Police immediately should you observe this behavior taking place.