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Queen St redesign: Businesses lose court bid to halt council redevelopment work

Save Queen Street, which includes commercial landlords and retailers, argued that ongoing trials of new arrangement could run for years, damaging commerce in an already struggling strip. “The current arrangement of the street has caused economic harm – business are up against it,” their lawyer Sam Lowery told Wednesday’s injunction hearing. The council’s lawyer Padraig McNamara said given Save Queen Street wanted to stop the improvements to the 2020 temporary arrangement of plastic sticks and concrete blocks, its injunction bid was “counter-intuitive”. Auckland Council/Supplied An artist impression of the lower end of Auckland s Queen St which will be upgraded later in 2021

New zealandSam loweryAndrew krukzienerPhil goffPadraig mcnamaraAuckland councilHigh courtQueen streetMayor phil goffSave queen streetAuckland transportSave queenபுதியது ஜீலாந்துசாம் லோயர்பில் காஃப்ஆக்லாந்து சபை

Queen St redesign: Businesses lose bid to halt council redevelopment work

Work to make the CBD's main shopping street more pedestrian-friendly and limit traffic will begin on Monday, but opponents will continue their fight.

New zealandSam loweryAndrew krukzienerPadraig mcnamaraAuckland councilHigh courtQueen streetSave queen streetAuckland transportSave queenபுதியது ஜீலாந்துசாம் லோயர்ஆக்லாந்து சபைஉயர் நீதிமன்றம்ராணி தெருஆக்லாந்து போக்குவரத்து

Bid for injunction to stop council s lower Queen Street upgrade fails

Bid for injunction to stop council s lower Queen Street upgrade fails Sarah Robson © RNZ / Liu Chen A group of Queen Street landlords and businesses has lost its bid to stop further temporary work to make Auckland s main commercial street more pedestrian-friendly. Businesses want the council to settle on plans to improve Queen Street and do it once and do it right . The Save Queen Street Society (SQSS) is seeking a judicial review of the Auckland Council s decision-making around a pilot programme to test pedestrian upgrades. As part of that, it sought an interim injunction to stop some of the planned improvements to lower Queen Street, which would mean the replacement of some of the emergency works put in after last year s Covid-19 lockdown with higher-quality temporary options.

Sam loweryLiu chenJustice venningPadraig mcnamaraHigh court at aucklandAuckland councilQueen streetSave queen street societyHigh courtShortland streetCustoms streetசாம் லோயர்லியூ சென்உயர் நீதிமன்றம் இல் ஆக்லாந்துஆக்லாந்து சபைராணி தெரு

Queen St roadworks causing economic harm to Auckland businesses, court hears

Lobby group and Auckland Council face off in court as judge mulls whether to stop $1.1 million pilot to make main drag more accessible to pedestrians.

New zealandSam loweryWaka kotahiAndrew krukzienerJustice geoffrey venningPadraig mcnamaraZealand transport agencyA high courtAuckland councilHigh courtSave queenGeoffrey venningNew zealand transportAuckland transportபுதியது ஜீலாந்துசாம் லோயர்

Queen St businesses seek judicial review of Auckland Council pedestrian upgrades

Queen St businesses seek judicial review of Auckland Council pedestrian upgrades © RNZ / Amy Williams A group of Queen Street landlords and businesses has been taking legal action to stop further work to make Auckland s main commercial street more pedestrian-friendly. The Save Queen Street Society (SQSS) is seeking a judicial review of the Auckland Council s decision-making around a pilot programme to test pedestrian upgrades. As part of that, it wants an interim injunction to stop some of the planned improvements to lower Queen Street, which would mean the replacement of some of the emergency works put in after last year s Covid-19 lockdown with higher-quality temporary options.

Sam loweryAmy williamsJustice venningPadraig mcnamaraHigh court at aucklandAuckland councilQueen streetSave queen street societyHigh courtசாம் லோயர்ஆமி வில்லியம்ஸ்உயர் நீதிமன்றம் இல் ஆக்லாந்துஆக்லாந்து சபைராணி தெருஉயர் நீதிமன்றம்

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