Author Archives: CTOC TMC

To provide safe and efficient traffic movement on strategic routes in the lead up to Christmas please see Bulletin 12 with details of Christmas preparation restrictions http://tmpforchch.wpengine.com/?p=479… Read more

The pre-Christmas shopping period is a critical time for Christchurch retailers, and it is a
CTOC priority to provide safe and efficient access to retail areas and suburban shopping
centres wherever practicable during this period.
We are therefore aiming to minimise disruption to people accessing these areas during the two … Read more

Please visit the Information and Resources Area for useful and relevant information for Traffic Management providers within the Christchurch area. There are copies of common forms and information sheets regarding processes and practices that are required within the Christchurch roading Network.… Read more

For any troubleshooting of plan applications or training for TMP for Christchurch, please contact Simon Hodges at CCC.

Training sessions are available on a as and when required basis at 53 Hereford St.

Training sessions and Trouble shooting of issues is for qualified STMSs who are, or will be, submitting … Read more

For those contractors currently operating under an Accepted Service Agreement.

There is now a process outlined on the Processes page for how Accepted Service Agreements are to be used in conjunction with TMPforCHCH.… Read more

02 September 2013

• Version 2 of the Local Operating Procedures document has been uploaded and should be applied with immediate effect for new deployments, and option to retrofit to existing sites.

• Following feedback, from the TTM Forum August 2013, the chapter regarding Work during Peak Hours has been reformatted in

To extend an accepted TMP that is still current, follow the steps below:

1. Download the TMP extension form from the downloads page  and fill out the required information.
2. Click on the TMP you wish to extend in TMP for chch and update TMP online application as required.
3. If the only

Processing of Generic TMPs and Service agreements may take longer than the usual time frames as set out in CoPTTM, due to a robust peer reviewing system being undertaken by CCC.… Read more

Christchurch City Council is now accepting the use of CoPTTM 4 within our roading network.

The use of  the TMP short form is accepted by CTOC  but limited to use with universal diagrams for simple works as defined in E.1 CoPTTM4.

Please ensure that you use the form from the … Read more

To gain TMP approval, demolition sites operating within the CCC area require designated haulage routes to and from dump sites.

This enables the roading network to be monitored for damage and debris mitigation, as well as ensuring the impact on residents is managed.… Read more