The Dunedin City Council will decide today whether to end its ‘‘Safer CBD’’ measures immediately, or when the country moves to Alert Level 1.
It is not clear whether the measures have had their desired effect.
The 10kmh speed limit for a section of the city centre’s main thoroughfare, and the accompanying coloured dots, indicating a road shared by pedestrians, cyclists and cars, were part of a suite of Level 2-inspired measures approved for the city centre in a 9-4 vote by the council’s planning and environment committee on May 15.
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I'd rather stick pins in my eyes and sniff dog poo!
Wow listening to the video ( not watching) all I can say is some of these people should not be in the role they are in. Listening to the discussion at times it sounds like they are children role playing playing Cops and robbers, Mums and dads, Cowboys and Indians, or afternoon cups of teas. - What about if we do it like this or this or what if........ People this is rate payers coin you are wasting and the bagging of people on SM saying the council never spent $40000 on dots they spend $2500. who's fault is it because the public are mis informed? those in this video who sound so indecisive. Also how rude of the woman's voice heard being negative to a fellow councillor because he wanted to bring something up. it is also rather easy to spot the splinter groups within council some times it's your lord ship Mayor or Jim good old Jim. Very unprofessional. other times it councillor xyz. Good to see the Mayor just doesn't treat the public with his rude comment Dunedin isn't the only one........... Still waiting for the Mayor to advise which other city painted dumb dots.