Henderson
Town Centre
Over the next few years all of the streets in central
Henderson will be comprehensively refurbished with new
footpaths, seating, gardens, artworks, pedestrian lighting,
trading kiosks and international quality, way-finding
signage.
All these features will complement the Unitec building,
Waitakere Central Library and multi-storey carpark (between
Ratanui Street and Trading Place) and
Waitakere Central, a
short distance away with the air bridge spanning Railside
Avenue to Henderson Valley Road, linking the civic buildings
to the new transport interchange.
Unitec has been open for business for some time and the
Library was formally opened recently. The Council
moved to Waitakere Central in July 2006.
These fantastic facilities will deliver tens of thousands of
new people into the heart of the town centre and the
refurbishment will give the rest of the town centre a big
lift and make it a beautiful and exciting place to be.
Construction Update Newsletters
A series of construction newsletters to keep you informed
as the "New Look Henderson" is built during the next few
years.

Railside Streetscape Improvements
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History of Henderson
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History of
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A brief history of Henderson compiled by Libraries local
historian.

Town Centres Strategic
Partnership
Programme
A Town Centre Strategic
Partnership Programme is being
developed in Henderson. To date a
steering committee has been established.
Henderson Business Network Steering Committee Members
These town centre stakeholders have formed an interim committee
to begin the process of joining the Town Centre Strategic
Partnership Programme. They are currently working through this
process, which will lead to to enhancing their town centre in
partnership with Waitakere City Council.
For more information or to get involved contact a member
of the Steering Committee.
| Eric Harmon (Moka) |
(09) 836 2424 |
| Andrea McGregor-Dawson (ASB) |
0274947137 |
| Annette Fenton (A&S Consultants Int Ltd) |
027 2904020 |
| Jenni Franich (Franich Jewellers) |
(09) 836 6258 |
| Terry Hodges (United Travel) |
(09) 837 0050 |
| Twan Peters (Graham & Keys Architects) |
(09) 836 1187 |

Public Art in Henderson
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The
Heart of this Place
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Art design in Waitakere City
Public art at
Waitakere Central
Parking in Henderson
Henderson Town Centre Parking Guide (Size
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Oratia Stream Bridge to be
completed mid July 2009
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| Artist's impression of
new bridge |
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| Oratia Stream Bridge |
The weather might be getting colder but there's plenty to
do in Henderson that will warm your heart.
Whether enjoying a nice warm meal at one of our many cafes
and restaurants, looking for a special gift for a friend or
yourself or needing to carry out those every day business
activities, Henderson's town centre has it all. Including
loads of parking within walking distance from the main
street (see map)
If you're coming to town over the next few months, you'll
notice the hive of activity at on the bridge on Great North
Road that crosses over Oratia Stream.
Throughout June and July, work is being carried out to
transform the bridge in to an attractive gateway to
Henderson.
Waitakere City Council has advised that at times one of the
lanes on either side of the bridge will need to be closed to
traffic to allow the work to be carried out safely.
The first phase of the work begins on the northern side and
will see the footpath be cordoned off and one lane closed to
traffic. It will be reopened while work is carried out on
the southern side where one lane and a footpath will be
closed.
Once this work is complete, contractors will need to close
one side of the road completely so they can lift specially
designed light poles in to place. One side will be done at a
time with each side expected to take a day.
The artistic bridge is a concept created by
designer/jeweller Jason Hall and features large posts which
represent the totems, Pou Whenua and flag poles used by many
cultures to mark their land.
So head to the heart of Henderson - we're looking forward to
seeing you.
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