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Putne Putney y Societ Society y th November Monda day y 28 th - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Putne Putney y Societ Society y th November Monda day y 28 th - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Putne Putney y Societ Society y th November Monda day y 28 th ember 2016 Back ckground ground Population of London 1860 2 million 1910 4 million 2013 8 million Bazalgette design capacity Tens of millions tonnes of sewage are
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- Tens of millions tonnes of sewage are discharged into the Tidal River Thames
every year
- 50 discharges on average in a typical year
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1860 2 million 1910 4 million
2013 8 million
Bazalgette design capacity
Population of London
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Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) at Putney
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12 Low (e.g. Juve rel Thame standards
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London Tideway Improvements
Riverside Long Reach Mogden Crossness
Sewage Works Upgrades Lee Tunnel Thames Tideway Tunnel
Beckton
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Thames Tideway Tunnel
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Main Contractors West BMB Central FLO East CVB System Integrator
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Const
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During construction
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Completion
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The Putney Embankment Foreshore site is on the southern bank of the River Thames. There are two sites: a main construction site and an area to build a temporary slipway to maintain public access to the River Thames. This site will be used to intercept the Putney Bridge combined sewer
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Putney Embankment Foreshore Overview
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The Problem: At this location, in a typical year, there would be 33 discharges of untreated sewage with a volume of about 68,000 tonnes into the tidal River Thames. The Solution: Our Putney Embankment Foreshore site will control the discharges from the Putney Bridge combined sewer overflow. When the tunnel is in
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Project Duration: Construction is due to be begin in 2016 and will take three and a half years. Site details: A temporary slip way will be constructed approximately 300m upstream of Putney Bridge. CSO drop shaft will have a depth of approximately 36m and an internal diameter of approximately 6m.
Putney Embankment Foreshore Overview
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Pre works: First stage Navigational Risk Assessment for in river works complete Relocation of moored vessels prior to building temporary slipway Start of temporary slipway construction: End of November 2016 Temporary slipway complete prior to the late March 2017 Boat Race season Main works: Construction of underground structures to connect the CSO to the shaft Shaft (36m deep, 6m diameter) to be constructed within the river foreshore Shaft will transfer combined sewage flows from the CSO to main tunnel via 48m long connection tunnel Start of foreshore works construction: End of July 2016 Foreshore works complete by spring 2020
Putney Embankment Foreshore Overview
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Temporary Slipway plan
Chas Newens Constitutional Club Temporary slipway
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Temporary Slipway Piling works – December 2016
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Construction of the Temporary Slipway January 2017 – March 2017
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Temporary Slipway plan
Construction deliveries: 93% by river/ by barge 7% by road Construction deliveries via Glendarvon Road limited to 10:00 – 15:00
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Completion of the Temporary Slipway – End of March 2017
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Main Site Plan
Start of works: July 2017 Duration: 3 years
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Putney Embankment Foreshore Timeline of Work
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Temporary Slipway Set up and Construction November 16 - March 17 Foreshore Set Up July 17 - November 17 Drop Shaft including cofferdam October 17 - April 19 Short Connection Tunnel June 18- April 19 CSO Modifcations February 18- April 19 Connection Culvert March 19 - August 19 Valve Chambers September 18 - July 19 Fit Out, Landscape and MEICA July 19- May 20 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Main works put back to end of July 2017 to accommodate fish spawning March-June and to allow the public to enjoy the river during the summer season.
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What focus do you want for the artwork?
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Legacy egacy
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Concept images of Foreshore under consultation with LBW
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Foreshore Street Furniture
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Waterman’s Green Kiosk
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Lighting layout
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Examples of lighting impact
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Thames Tideway Tunnel Working Group for Putney Embankment Foreshore and Barn Elms (CLWG)
- Helps us keep communities and businesses well informed
about the project’s progress
- Your opportunity to express your views and influence local
communication activity
- A forum for the community to discuss, understand and
potentially influence the way we undertake construction activity
- Meetings are held quarterly. All welcome.
Chaired by Justine Greening MP Phone our Helpdesk on 08000 30 80 80 or email: Getinvolved@tideway.london to register your interest.
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Wandsworth Christmas Fair & Tideway Carol Service Wandsworth Christmas Fair
- Tideway BMB sponsoring the
Christmas Tree
- Tideway BMB have stall providing
information on scheme
- Friday 2nd December 12noon-8pm
Tideway Carol service
- Held at St Mary’s Church, Putney
- Wednesday 14th December 6pm
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Helpdesk and Community Contact
Tideway Helpdesk: Call: 08000 30 80 80 Email: helpdesk@tideway.london Write to: Freepost TIDEWAY Community Relations Manager Patrick Kelly Mobile: 07773 576 599 Email: Patrick.kelly@tideway-west.london
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