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'Gone too far': Wellington Water traffic management under fire

'Gone too far': Wellington Water traffic management under fire
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A Wellington councillor is criticizing Wellington Water for excessive traffic management measures during minor pipe repairs, arguing they inflate costs and cause unnecessary disruption. The agency maintains that its practices adhere to safety standards, though new codes of practice are expected soon.

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The debate reflects broader public frustration with rising infrastructure costs and the balance between safety regulations and fiscal responsibility.

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A Wellington councillor is calling out what she claims are over-the-top Wellington Water road traffic management measures during pipe repairs, which are driving up the costs of minor works.

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The article balances the councillor's criticism with the agency's defense of its safety protocols.

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