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Pop-up park for Tauranga

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A concept drawing for the temporary pop-up park and car parking spaces down Devonport Rd.

A concept drawing for the temporary pop-up park and car parking spaces down Devonport Rd.

Tauranga City Council is creating a temporary pop-up park and 21 additional car parking spaces on the Council-owned property from 82-98 Devonport Rd.

Work on the new space began last week, with contractors preparing the building for demolition. There'll be fencing in place during redevelopment.

The pop-up park and car parking spaces are a temporary measure until the land holding is developed.

The project is part of a number of measures to increase the number of car parks in the city centre until more permanent investment in a car parking building is made.

Council currently expects this new communal space to be ready to enjoy by December 2015.

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