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Marlborough Walking and Cycling StrategyMarlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy (45/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - (1/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - (2/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - (3/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - (4/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - Executive Summary - National Context and Support - What does this Cycling Strategy contain? - Vision and Objectives - Strategic Approach (5/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - Current Situation - Commuter Walking and Cycling - Pedestrian and Cycle Crash Data - Facilities (6/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - Proposed Approach and Development - Infrastructure (7/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - Safety Education and Encouragement - Funding - Monitoring (8/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - 1. Introduction - 1.1 Why have a Walking and Cycling Strategy? - 1.2 What kinds of walking and cycling are covered? (9/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - 1.3 Is there national support for this? - 1.4 What is the current situation? (10/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - 1.5 What sorts of improvements are possible? - 1.6 Strategy improvements - 1.7 Strategy Structure (11/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - (12/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - 2. Vision and Objectives - 2.1 Vision - 2.2 Objectives (13/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - 3. Strategic Approaches (14/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - 4. Policies (15/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - 5. Measuring Progress (16/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - 6. Walking and Cycling Network Plan Discussion – Refer Appendix J for Plan (17/52)Marlborough Walking and Cycling Strategy - 7. 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Picton - Victoria Domain Tracks and Recreational Tracks - Upgrade and development work programmed separately and on-going.  Potential to construct a walking track to connect the Waikawa Marina with The Snout Lookout - to create a round trip loop track.  Scope exists for additional walking and mountain biking tracks to be constructed within the Domain, however demand driven. Boons Valley Reserve – This large Council owned Reserve could potentially provide sufficient land for a significant Mountain Bike Park if future demand arose. Marlborough Sounds Link Pathways, Queen Charlotte Drive Initial 4 stages completed by Link Pathways Trust, being a sub committee of the Linkwater Settlers Association. The vision is to connect townships for the local community and visitors by a safe off-road track and eventually connect Picton to Havelock. Stage Five in 2009/2010 - Off road Path along Linkwater Straight Stage Six 2010/11 - Off road path from Linkwater Straight to Mahakipawa Estuary Havelock Numerous projects being driven by Havelock Vision 20/20 - Havelock - Lawrence Street Waterfall Walk - Cullen Point Estuary Track - Log Wharf Estuary Walk - Kaituna River Mountain Bike Track - South Mole - Port Walk to Cemetery - Takorika Hill Track Other Doc or Community Tracks Queen Charlotte Track Okiwi Bay Walking Track Kettle Point Walking Track, Cissy Bay Molesworth Rainbow Wakamarina Waikakaho Nydia Bay xxvii