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Franklin Road Improvements 1 Community Liaison Group meeting 17 August 2016 Contractor Update Franklin Road Upgrades Water Main Renewals and Wastewater Separation Works August 2016 4 Stage 1 works 2016 Site establishment in


  1. Franklin Road Improvements 1 Community Liaison Group meeting 17 August 2016

  2. Contractor Update

  3. Franklin Road Upgrades Water Main Renewals and Wastewater Separation Works August 2016

  4. 4 Stage 1 works 2016 • Site establishment in Collingwood St • Watermain and Vector works from Victoria St to Wellington St on the southern side • Wastewater works on Franklin Road from Wellington St towards Ponsonby Road - Outside Nos. 47-53 • All 2016 works are scheduled for completion by mid November • The programme may change if there are unforeseen ground conditions and/or obstacles encountered during the works

  5. 5 Site establishment COLLINGWOOD STREET SITE OFFICE SET UP COLLINGWOOD STREET SITE OFFICE SET UP FRANKLIN ROAD SEWER AND WATER CONTRACT

  6. 6 Sewer connection

  7. 7 Wastewater works

  8. 8 Watermain and Vector works

  9. Lighting Update

  10. 10 Confirmed Catenary Road Lighting • Luminaire over the centre of the carriageway provides consistent lighting result • Flexibility to locate support poles – uneven spacing is OK • Trees trimmed above luminaires to achieve maximum clearance above road • Significantly less ongoing tree maintenance • Potential to utilise support poles for Christmas decorations • Higher installation cost

  11. 11 Footpath Bollard Lighting Advantages Disadvantages • No spill light onto properties • Required a lot of fittings, which led to a significant increase in construction costs • Bollards are vulnerable to vandalism • The lighting result was rather poor once modelled

  12. 12 Footpath Column Lighting Advantages Disadvantages • Less fittings required (reduced • Requires some additional lighting the number by 20 positions Vs columns between the catenary Bollards) poles • Luminaires mounted at height • Slight increase in spill onto are less vulnerable to residential properties but still very vandalism. low level • Improved lighting outcome on • However, LED’s are recessed the footpaths resulting in better into each individual spot which uniformity. means the light source won’t be as visible to residents when • Luminaire is flexible allowing compared to the existing road post installation adjustment lighting

  13. 13 Confirmed Column Footpath lighting • Located on the back of catenary poles with supplementary columns in between • Typically 5.5m High • Typical spacing every 15-35m between lights • Reduced vulnerability to vandalism • Improved lighting quality over bollard option • Managed spill light effects through the use of flexible and compact amenity style lights

  14. 14 AT Design Update

  15. 15 Design Progress • Road safety audit on scheme design completed and scheme modified • Ponsonby Road and Victoria Street intersection scheme design developed • Traffic modelling of New World entry and Victoria Street • Agreement with New World • Stormwater detailed design underway • Landscape consultation with AT/AC specialists

  16. 16 Scheme Design Changes • Intersection layout revised • Raised cycle facility extended to Victoria St and Ponsonby Road intersections • Raised separators used to provide additional cyclists safety at Victoria St and Ponsonby Road intersections • Signals modified for cycle phase • New World entrance revised • Cycle lanes moved off road at Victoria St.

  17. 17 Ponsonby Road Intersection Scheme Design

  18. 18 Victoria Street Intersection Scheme Design

  19. 19 New World Entrance

  20. 20 New World Entrance • Agreement in principle for entrance modifications • Traffic modelling undertaken to determine delays and queues at intersection and in New World • Single lane exit from lower car basement only • Flush median improves delay from car basement • Clearway improves movements also. • Entry detailed design including tracking required.

  21. 21 Stormwater Scheme Design Key Issues • Clash with existing and new services • More investigation on existing services. • Design of ‘cycle friendly’ catchpits and location

  22. 22 Next Steps • Finalise scheme design • Proceed to detailed design phase • Progress landscape design • Complete stormwater design for both upper and lower Franklin Road • Complete engagement with mana whenua

  23. 23 Scheduled Communications

  24. 24 Planned Communications • More windscreen flyers on parked vehicles along Franklin Road • Watercare newsletter 1 completed and ready for circulation • Project wide newsletter from AT by the end of August including: • Stage 1 Construction programme and what to expect during construction • Stage 2 Design update • Project contact details during Stage 1 works • Ask people to register for email updates during construction • Project specific comms from Brian Perry to residents and businesses as required • Website update

  25. Thank you.

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