City Rail Link 1 Aotea Community Liaison Group (CLG) 10 th of - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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City Rail Link

Aotea Community Liaison Group (CLG)

10th of November 2016

Welcome

Speaking tonight are:

• Carol Greensmith, CRL Communications Manager
• Richard Jenkins, Principal Planner
• Sonya Leahy, Advocacy & Stakeholder Manager
• Also here is Makere Carroll, Communications

Coordinator

Overview

• Revisit the City Rail Link project – progress so far
• A recap of the purpose of the Community Liaison

Group

• Aotea Station
• Aotea alteration designation hearing
• Potholing in Aotea area

The Route

General update

• C1/C2 contracts
• DSC
• Funding agreement
• Procurement
• Industry briefing

CLG Recap

The role of the CLG

• AT is required by the CRL designation conditions to

establish CLGs in the areas of surface works

• The Aotea CLG was established in November 2015
• AT wants input into various documents that guide the

delivery of construction work

• A Community Liaison Group, representing those

affected by the work is a key tool for this

• In addition, we will continue to keep in touch via the

project website, e-updates, etc.

CLG requirements

Condition 7.5 of the CRL designation requires AT to consult with those directly and in proximity parties affected by the CRL construction

• works. This happens through the CLG by:
• regular updates provided by AT on construction progress
• providing feedback on the development of the Delivery Work Plans

(DWPs) and Construction Environmental Management Plans (CEMPs), and the Communication and Consultation Plan

• input into a regular forum monitoring the effects on the community
• reporting concerns and issues to AT that it will respond to
• possibly proposing potential initiatives to the Property Management

Strategy on the interim use of properties acquired by the CRL

Aotea Station

Virtual Tour

BIM model

Aotea designation alteration

• Vents in footpaths in Albert and Kingston Streets
• Shifting bluestone wall
• Slip lane parking
• Temporary requirement to use private land for

pedestrians

• Canopy Removals

Overview

Utilities investigation in Aotea area

Overview

• Investigation into condition of network utilities to assist with

station design

• Potholing, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and drainage

surveys including CCTV

• Results will be used to plan utility diversions
• 11 trenches proposed for Aotea Station area
• Works may start as early as December 2016
• Duration of works will be 6 – 8 weeks
• Works to take place during daytime hours

Aotea Station Utilities Investigations

• A series of investigation trenches typically between 5m to 14m long, up to 1m wide

and 1.5m deep.

Website: AT.govt.nz/crl Facebook: Facebook.com/cityraillink Email: CRLProject@at.govt.nz Phone: 09 355 3553

Contact

Questions or comments?