Fraser Street & Kesteven Avenue Upgrades
Enhancing transport safety and accessibility in Tauranga
The Fraser Street and Kesteven Avenue Upgrades project involved extensive improvements to public transport and pedestrian infrastructure in Tauranga.
Crossroads Civil delivered a full suite of civil works, from drainage and pavements to lighting and landscaping, creating safer, more accessible, and better-connected streets for the local community.
Working in partnership with Tauranga City Council, the project required precise coordination, traffic management, and a strong focus on safety and public usability throughout construction.
Project details
Location: Intersection of Fraser Street and Kesteven Avenue, Tauranga
Duration: 4 months
Client / Principal: Tauranga City Council
Key Contractors: Kerb Tech, Sign Up Traffic Management
Category: Civil Works – Community Infrastructure
Scope of Work
Site establishment & traffic management: Site setup, safety planning, and on-site traffic control.
Site clearance & demolition: Removal of existing surfaces, vegetation, and outdated infrastructure.
Earthworks: Excavation, grading, and preparation for new pavement and utilities.
Pavements & footpaths: Installation of concrete paths and pavement layers to improve pedestrian access.
Kerbs, channels & driveways: Reconstruction of kerbs, driveways, and stormwater channels.
Drainage & utility services: Upgraded underground stormwater, water, and communication systems.
Traffic services: Integration of traffic control structures and pedestrian safety features.
Street lighting: New lighting installed to improve night-time visibility and security.
Concrete works: Footpaths, kerbs, and traffic islands poured to precise engineering standards.
Landscaping: Topsoil, planting, and tree pit installations for a finished, community-friendly look.
Street infrastructure: Tactile pavers, pedestrian refuge islands, and new cabling for lighting systems.
Outcome
This project delivered a safer, more efficient, and accessible streetscape for Tauranga’s residents.
Enhanced pedestrian crossings, upgraded bus stops, and improved lighting have significantly increased public safety and convenience, while modernised drainage and utility systems ensure long-term durability and compliance.
