Community Liaison Groups (CLGs) are an important part of how we communicate to our communities

Group membership represents a cross-section of the community, including residents, property owners, businesses and interest groups in each area.

The CLGs for the CRL project have now come to a close, aligned with the completion of the most disruptive construction around the stations.

The CLGs were an:

avenue for local community representatives to understand and share what’s happening in their area during construction

monitor and give feedback on the effects of construction on their community
provide input into the preparation of a variety of different management plans designed to help manage the impacts of construction.

Throughout the life of the project, there were five CLG groups that included:

Waitematā Station (Britomart): This group represented the city centre community for works surrounding the Waitematā Station (Britomart) and Britomart Place / Scene Lane.

Te Waihorotiu Station: This group represented the midtown area, focused on Albert Street from Wyndham Street to Mayoral Drive, where the new Te Waihorotiu Station has been built.

Karanga-a-Hape Station: This group represented the Karangahape Road community, focused on the wider Karangahape-a-Hape Station area from Pitt Street and Beresford Square to Karangahape Road, Mercury Lane and East Street.

Maungawhau: This group represented the Uptown community for the area around the Western Line from Normanby Road to Haultain Street and up to Nikau Street.

Contracts 1 & 2 (C1/C2): This group represented the local community from Waitematā Station / lower Queen Street (C1) and Albert Street from Albert Street from Quay Street to Wyndham Street (C2).

The groups were established in 2015, following an invitation for expressions of interest.

Download the CLG Group Charter