Aotea Station CLG meeting 28 May 2020 4pm-5pm
Agenda & welcome from our Community Manager - Shaun Sutton
• Welcome to our virtual CLG • Construction update • Development response update • Planning and consents update
• Environmental update • Questions and feedback Artist impression of main station entrance on Wellesley Street West
• Return to site following Alert Level 4 Lockdown
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February 2020
March 2020
April 2020
May 2020
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• New normal working hours for the Link Alliance
• Catch-up opportunities following lockdown • Business forum update • Remember, we’re available to our neighbours anytime Contact the Aotea Station team:
aotea@linkalliance.co.nz OR
Link Alliance normal working hours: Monday to Friday, 7am-10pm Saturday, 7am-7pm Work outside of these hours is possible, but noise limits are much lower
0800 CRL TALK and select option 3 6
• Ongoing call for artwork for Aotea Station
• Tunnel boring machine name selected!
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Construction Update Station Manager - Matt Sinclair
Key Milestones Achieved
Utility diversions from Victoria St to Wyndham St to enable Piling start.
Key Milestones Achieved • Utilities trench and installation from Victoria St to Wellesley St are 50% complete • Utility installation across Victoria St are complete • Fire Service access trials
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Key Milestones Achieved
• Utilities cleared from Wellesley St to start Station Wall construction – Diaphragm wall • Gas Diversion complete to Crowne Plaza
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Key Milestones Achieved
Bentonite Silo & Plant Setup
Ablutions Block Team Briefing Area First Aid Room Kitchen Facility
Building Perimeter Walls – Below Ground
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Upcoming Milestones • Diaphragm Wall Rig used to construction perimeter station wall Arrives at Aotea mid June.
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Upcoming Milestones
• Piling Rig arriving this week to Kingston St
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Covid 19 Lockdown Site shut down commenced 23rd March Site re-establishment 28th April under Level 3 Working in team bubbles; temperature checks; daily staff tracking and health questionnaire.
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Station Overview
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Station Overview - Traffic Sequence Slip Lane closed for Utility Diversions
Utility Diversions
Indicative Major Traffic Sequence
Station Wall & Roof Construction
Wellesley St
Utility Diversions
Victoria St
Piling & Roof Construction
May 2020 – Sept / Oct 2020 17
Station Overview - Traffic Sequence Removal of Bluestone Wall
Piling & Roof Construction
Entrance Building Construction
Station Wall Construction
Station Roof Construction
Indicative Major Traffic Sequence
Wellesley St
Victoria St
Commence Station Excavation
Sept / Oct 2020 – Mid 2021 18
Station Overview - Traffic Sequence
Entrance Building Construction
Roof Construction Station Excavation
Station Excavation
Indicative Major Traffic Sequence
Station Below Ground Construction
Wellesley St
Victoria St
Station Wall & Roof Construction
TBM Arrival Tunnel 1
Mid 2021 – Early 2022 19
Station Overview - Traffic Sequence
Entrance Building Construction
Victoria St Entrance Buildings
TBM Arrival Tunnel 2
Station Excavation Station Excavation Station Below Ground Construction
Indicative Major Traffic Sequence
Wellesley St
Victoria St
Station Below Ground Construction
Early 2022 – Late 2022 20
Station Overview - Traffic Sequence Street Scape / Urban Design
Station Mechanical / Electrical & System Installations
Indicative Major Traffic Sequence
Wellesley St
Victoria St
Architectural Finishes
Late 2022 – 2024 21
Top Down Construction Method & Sequence
Station Wall & Roof Construction
Station Excavation & Concourse (mid) slab construction 22
Top Down Construction Method & Sequence
Station Wall & Roof Construction Station Excavation & Concourse (mid) slab construction
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Top Down Construction Method & Sequence
Roof Construction Excavation to Base of Station & Base Slab Construction
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Top Down Construction Method & Sequence
Concourse Construction Base Slab Construction & Internal Structure
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Top Down Construction Method & Sequence
Concourse Construction
Base Slab Construction & Internal Structure
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Top Down Construction Method & Sequence
Internal Architectural Finishes / Mechanical & Electrical Installations
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Development Response Development Response Manager - Holly Claeys
Development Response
Identify Development Response is the coordinated planning and implementation of tools to mitigate the impacts of large scale development and cumulative impact of construction activity on people.
Manage
Mitigate
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Making things more convenient for you • • • •
Onsite staff helping pedestrians Boot cleaning brushes Bridges over trench to ensure access to local business Ramps to ensure everyone is able to use the footpath
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Local Business signage Implementation examples • Blocking existing signage • Changing road layout • Cutting back canopies
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Hoardings • Local artists • Innovative ideas • Window into the work site • Giving space back
• Schools campaign • Wayfinding • Businesses Open
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Activation space • Space no longer used
• Give back to the community • Colourful • Greenery/life • Drop in Centre • Space where community can have lunch and learn more about the project
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Planning and consents Senior Planner - Alisdair Simpson
Consenting and approvals - Update Aotea Main Works
What was approved as part of the Outline Plan:
• Outline Plan approval issued on Friday 8 May
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Construction Environmental Management Plan
• Allows for Aotea Station construction works to commence
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Communication and Consultation Plan
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Transport, Access and Parking DWP
• The approved Management Plans provide an environmental frameworks for the construction of Aotea Station
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Construction Noise and Vibration DWP
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Social Impact and Business Disruption DWP
• Approved Management Plans prepared to address CRL conditions
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Trees and Vegetation DWP
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Historic Character DWP
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Air Quality DWP
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Contamination DWP
• All approved management plans will be provided on the CRL website
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Consenting and approvals - Review, monitoring and update • All management plans will be subject to an annual review • Aim is to ensure the plans are ‘fit for purpose’ and support the construction activates as required • Management plans will be updated if required during the construction works • Monitoring of construction works will identify any areas that are inconsistent with the approved management plans
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Environmental Update Environmental Advisor - Maria Aguiar
Environmental Monitoring Update Attended/on-site monitoring and inspections: • Noise & Vibration • Dust • ESCP and discharge water quality • Contamination • Archaeology & Heritage • Trees – inventory and protection of retained trees
Unattended/automatic monitoring: • Noise & Vibration • Dust • Groundwater (boreholes) and settlement (prisms) 38
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Environmental Monitoring Update
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Questions & Answers Contact the Aotea Station team anytime on aotea@linkalliance.co.nz OR 0800 CRL TALK and select option 3