Update - 15 July
Tonight there will be asphalt paving between Winscombe Street and Williamson Ave plus road line marking.
There will be no vehicle access on Seacliffe Ave between 6.45pm tonight to 5am tomorrow and we apologise for the inconvenience.
Please have your vehicles inside your property by 6.45pm tonight, should you wish to park within your property tonight.
All other traffic will continue to detour until the road fully reopens on Friday morning.
Thursday 16 July night shift: asphalt paving between Williamson Ave and Montgomery Ave plus line marking, in addition to completing speed tables at Williamson Ave and adjacent to No. 26.
We plan to reinstate the two speed tables at the Williamson Ave intersection and adjacent to No. 26 Seacliffe Ave.
Update - 9 July
This final phase will take place with a 24/7 lane closure on Seacliffe Ave between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Ave to deliver these improvements as quickly as possible. One lane will remain available for residents living within the work site, providing restricted vehicle access. Progress photos from site:
Road milling to rebuild the road from the foundations.
Concrete foundation pouring to rebuild the road.
Update - 29 June 2026
We’re completing work to rebuild a section of Seacliffe Ave, between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Ave, as part of our regular road renewals programme. Once completed this will make the road stronger, safer, and better prepared for bad weather.
Our work has been carried out in two phases. Phase 2 is the second and last phase, which requires full lane closures. Work will take place in July 2026.
This final phase will take place with a 24/7 lane closure on Seacliffe Ave between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Ave to deliver these improvements as quickly as possible. One lane will remain available for residents living within the work site, providing restricted vehicle access.
| Where | Seacliffe Ave, between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Ave |
| When | 7am 6 July 2026 (weather permitting) |
| Hours of work | We will be working both day and night commencing 7am, Monday 6 July 2026 |
| What we'll be doing | - Excavating the current road
- Laying a new concrete foundation
- Build the road back up with asphalt layers
- Second and final layer of asphalt
|
| For (duration) | Approx. 10-day work programme (including contingency for weather and unforeseen circumstances) |
| Why | - Routine checks showed the road is nearing the end of its lifespan.
- Upgrading now will make it safer and prevent future issues.
- Helps prepare for more growth and traffic in the area.
|
| How travel is affected: (24/7) | - On-street parking will be limited and you will need to park nearby and walk to your home.
- All other traffic will be on diversion.
- Clear signage will be in place and traffic managers will help keep things moving.
|
| Things you should know | - Residents with driveways on Seacliffe Ave between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Ave within our work site will not have vehicle access for a minimum of three days and five nights.
- On-site staff to help people walking or driving nearby.
- Follow signs and plan ahead.
- Plan ahead - Please follow the signs and drive carefully.
- Phase 2 includes asphalt resurfacing and will be carried out once the rebuild has been completed.
|
Work area
Update - 15 June 2026
Update - 28 April 2026
Updated - 19 March 2026
| Where | Between numbers 2 and 64 Seacliffe Avenue (see work location map below). |
| When | 16 March to early June from 7am to 6pm. |
| What we're doing | |
| How it may impact you | |
| How travel is affected | Traffic controllers will be on site to assist residents, drivers- and pedestrians around the work site. Please follow all signs, light signals and traffic directions. |
About the Project
We’re upgrading a section of Seacliffe Avenue, between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Avenue to make it stronger, safer and ready for future growth in Belmont, as part of our Summer Road Reno regular road maintenance programme.
- This upgrade is more than just a new road surface – it’s an investment in the future of Takapuna.
- Our work will make the road stronger, safer, and better prepared for bad weather.
- This 8-week upgrade will be done in two phases. We’ll be improving stormwater drainage, rebuilding the road foundation, and resurfacing the road.
The Summer Road Reno renewals programme is part of our ongoing investment to maintain and improve Auckland’s transport network, making roads safer, more reliable, and helping to keep Auckland moving.
The work we’ll be doing and traffic management & detours
- We’ll be doing work in stages for approximately 8 weeks. We’ll be working from 7am – 7pm to deliver this project as quickly as possible. We know construction can be disruptive.
- We aim to start work on time but factors outside our control, such as weather, could mean a delayed timeline. If the delay is significant, we’ll let you know and update the webpage regularly.
- In advance of our start date there will be digital signs set up along the route to inform the community about the closure and traffic directions for surrounding roads, also see the maps on our webpage.
- Expect traffic delays, especially during peak times. Bus stops could be affected – please use the AT mobile app or the QR codes on posters at Bus Stops for more information.
- Follow all traffic signs, signals, and directions for safety. Take care while driving, walking, or cycling in the area.
- Driveway and vehicle access to properties could be restricted when we work outside your property. If your driveway is restricted, you will need to park nearby and walk home. On-street parking will be limited.
- Vehicle access to properties we are working near will not be available during concrete pours and potentially whilst the concrete cures. Residents will be contacted 24 – 48 hours prior to the concrete pours to help accommodate any specific needs.
- Footpaths will remain accessible to local residents.
- Council waste and recycling collection will continue as normal. If access to your bin collection spot is restricted, our team will assist you with an alternative location.
- We’ll try to keep noise levels down and we apologise for the inconvenience.
- If your driveway is restricted, you will need to park nearby and walk home or to your place of business.
For more information about these types of work, please take a look at this video here - FH Resurfacing Work
Benefits to the Community
- Safer journeys for everyone
- A smoother, more reliable road means fewer potholes and safer conditions for all road users – including drivers, cyclists, bus passengers, and people walking.
- Better stormwater drainage
- Upgraded drainage systems will help reduce surface flooding during heavy rain, protecting nearby homes, properties, and the road itself.
- Longer-lasting road
- By laying a strong concrete foundation beneath the surface, we’re building a road that’s expected to last for the next 20+ years with fewer repairs needed.
- Environmentally responsible
- Around 50% of the existing road material will be recycled and reused in other Auckland road projects, reducing waste and supporting sustainability.
- Future-proofing for growth
- Torbay is a growing community. This work helps prepare Glenvar Road for more traffic in the years ahead, keeping the area moving safely and efficiently.
How to contact us
Our team will be on-site to keep things running smoothly. If you have any queries or concerns about our plans, please email us at ATengagement@at.govt.nz or complete the Report an issue form below. Alternatively call our Customer care team on 09 355 3553.
If you have any queries directly related to the construction, don't hesitate to get in touch with Fulton Hogan Stakeholder Manager - Emma Cushnie on 027 532 4305 or 0800 830 252
Update - 15 July
Tonight there will be asphalt paving between Winscombe Street and Williamson Ave plus road line marking.
There will be no vehicle access on Seacliffe Ave between 6.45pm tonight to 5am tomorrow and we apologise for the inconvenience.
Please have your vehicles inside your property by 6.45pm tonight, should you wish to park within your property tonight.
All other traffic will continue to detour until the road fully reopens on Friday morning.
Thursday 16 July night shift: asphalt paving between Williamson Ave and Montgomery Ave plus line marking, in addition to completing speed tables at Williamson Ave and adjacent to No. 26.
We plan to reinstate the two speed tables at the Williamson Ave intersection and adjacent to No. 26 Seacliffe Ave.
Update - 9 July
This final phase will take place with a 24/7 lane closure on Seacliffe Ave between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Ave to deliver these improvements as quickly as possible. One lane will remain available for residents living within the work site, providing restricted vehicle access. Progress photos from site:
Road milling to rebuild the road from the foundations.
Concrete foundation pouring to rebuild the road.
Update - 29 June 2026
We’re completing work to rebuild a section of Seacliffe Ave, between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Ave, as part of our regular road renewals programme. Once completed this will make the road stronger, safer, and better prepared for bad weather.
Our work has been carried out in two phases. Phase 2 is the second and last phase, which requires full lane closures. Work will take place in July 2026.
This final phase will take place with a 24/7 lane closure on Seacliffe Ave between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Ave to deliver these improvements as quickly as possible. One lane will remain available for residents living within the work site, providing restricted vehicle access.
| Where | Seacliffe Ave, between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Ave |
| When | 7am 6 July 2026 (weather permitting) |
| Hours of work | We will be working both day and night commencing 7am, Monday 6 July 2026 |
| What we'll be doing | - Excavating the current road
- Laying a new concrete foundation
- Build the road back up with asphalt layers
- Second and final layer of asphalt
|
| For (duration) | Approx. 10-day work programme (including contingency for weather and unforeseen circumstances) |
| Why | - Routine checks showed the road is nearing the end of its lifespan.
- Upgrading now will make it safer and prevent future issues.
- Helps prepare for more growth and traffic in the area.
|
| How travel is affected: (24/7) | - On-street parking will be limited and you will need to park nearby and walk to your home.
- All other traffic will be on diversion.
- Clear signage will be in place and traffic managers will help keep things moving.
|
| Things you should know | - Residents with driveways on Seacliffe Ave between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Ave within our work site will not have vehicle access for a minimum of three days and five nights.
- On-site staff to help people walking or driving nearby.
- Follow signs and plan ahead.
- Plan ahead - Please follow the signs and drive carefully.
- Phase 2 includes asphalt resurfacing and will be carried out once the rebuild has been completed.
|
Work area
Update - 15 June 2026
Update - 28 April 2026
Updated - 19 March 2026
| Where | Between numbers 2 and 64 Seacliffe Avenue (see work location map below). |
| When | 16 March to early June from 7am to 6pm. |
| What we're doing | |
| How it may impact you | |
| How travel is affected | Traffic controllers will be on site to assist residents, drivers- and pedestrians around the work site. Please follow all signs, light signals and traffic directions. |
About the Project
We’re upgrading a section of Seacliffe Avenue, between Winscombe Street and Montgomery Avenue to make it stronger, safer and ready for future growth in Belmont, as part of our Summer Road Reno regular road maintenance programme.
- This upgrade is more than just a new road surface – it’s an investment in the future of Takapuna.
- Our work will make the road stronger, safer, and better prepared for bad weather.
- This 8-week upgrade will be done in two phases. We’ll be improving stormwater drainage, rebuilding the road foundation, and resurfacing the road.
The Summer Road Reno renewals programme is part of our ongoing investment to maintain and improve Auckland’s transport network, making roads safer, more reliable, and helping to keep Auckland moving.
The work we’ll be doing and traffic management & detours
- We’ll be doing work in stages for approximately 8 weeks. We’ll be working from 7am – 7pm to deliver this project as quickly as possible. We know construction can be disruptive.
- We aim to start work on time but factors outside our control, such as weather, could mean a delayed timeline. If the delay is significant, we’ll let you know and update the webpage regularly.
- In advance of our start date there will be digital signs set up along the route to inform the community about the closure and traffic directions for surrounding roads, also see the maps on our webpage.
- Expect traffic delays, especially during peak times. Bus stops could be affected – please use the AT mobile app or the QR codes on posters at Bus Stops for more information.
- Follow all traffic signs, signals, and directions for safety. Take care while driving, walking, or cycling in the area.
- Driveway and vehicle access to properties could be restricted when we work outside your property. If your driveway is restricted, you will need to park nearby and walk home. On-street parking will be limited.
- Vehicle access to properties we are working near will not be available during concrete pours and potentially whilst the concrete cures. Residents will be contacted 24 – 48 hours prior to the concrete pours to help accommodate any specific needs.
- Footpaths will remain accessible to local residents.
- Council waste and recycling collection will continue as normal. If access to your bin collection spot is restricted, our team will assist you with an alternative location.
- We’ll try to keep noise levels down and we apologise for the inconvenience.
- If your driveway is restricted, you will need to park nearby and walk home or to your place of business.
For more information about these types of work, please take a look at this video here - FH Resurfacing Work
Benefits to the Community
- Safer journeys for everyone
- A smoother, more reliable road means fewer potholes and safer conditions for all road users – including drivers, cyclists, bus passengers, and people walking.
- Better stormwater drainage
- Upgraded drainage systems will help reduce surface flooding during heavy rain, protecting nearby homes, properties, and the road itself.
- Longer-lasting road
- By laying a strong concrete foundation beneath the surface, we’re building a road that’s expected to last for the next 20+ years with fewer repairs needed.
- Environmentally responsible
- Around 50% of the existing road material will be recycled and reused in other Auckland road projects, reducing waste and supporting sustainability.
- Future-proofing for growth
- Torbay is a growing community. This work helps prepare Glenvar Road for more traffic in the years ahead, keeping the area moving safely and efficiently.
How to contact us
Our team will be on-site to keep things running smoothly. If you have any queries or concerns about our plans, please email us at ATengagement@at.govt.nz or complete the Report an issue form below. Alternatively call our Customer care team on 09 355 3553.
If you have any queries directly related to the construction, don't hesitate to get in touch with Fulton Hogan Stakeholder Manager - Emma Cushnie on 027 532 4305 or 0800 830 252
