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Aotea presentation CLG February 2020

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Aotea Station CLG meeting 18 February 2020


Agenda • Welcome and introductions • Early works update • Intersection closure – Wellesley Street West, Albert Street, Mayoral Drive

• Station construction • Comms and engagement update • Discussion – ongoing role of the Community Liaison Group

• Tunnel Boring Machine competition

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Introductions – who’s in the room?

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Works update – early works • Albert Street and Kingston Street utility relocations progressing well:

o Outside the District Court o Durham Street West slip lane o Crowne Plaza service lane o AA Centre running south along Albert Street to Auckland House (Auckland Council)

• Piling works for the combined utilities trench began in January outside AA Centre. Excavation of this trench will begin in the next week.

• Victoria Street West crossing work was undertaken over the Waitangi period.

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Wellesley Street West, Mayoral Drive, Albert Street intersection closure Intersection closed to vehicles from Sunday 1 March until early 2021

Closure required to:

• Move underground utilities, such as gas, electricity and water, from the station’s footprint

• Begin top down construction o Install diaphragm walls o Build station roof o Lay new road surface above roof • Build platform and tunnels along Albert Street

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Aotea Station construction

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Aotea Station construction – Construction Support Area

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Aotea Station construction

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Aotea Station construction

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Letting people know • Link Alliance and Auckland Transport working together

• We are engaging: o Local businesses and residents o People who work or study in the area o People who travel through the area – bus, bike, car, on foot

o The wider city centre and Auckland community

• Communicating through wide variety of channels

• AT.govt.nz/BetterWay 10


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Using the intersection after it closes • Bus routes diverted from 23 February

- 30 routes affected - Mayoral Drive and Victoria Street utilised

• About 2,800 people on foot per hour at peak - Temporary footpaths, as wide as possible - Walk your wheels - Access to all local businesses

• Access for local traffic

- Loading zones and taxi stands - Access to driveways and carparks

• Essential services

- Rubbish removal - Ambulance, Police and Fire

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Community Liaison Group ongoing role

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Help us name the TBM!

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Aotea Station CLG

Next Steps

• Delivery work plans • Next meeting - May

Thank You

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