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King Edward Memorial Park Foreshore Community Liaison Working Group 6 February 2019 Staff Tideway Jeff Alchin Project Manager Tideway Allen Summerskill Stakeholder & Consents Tideway Rebecca Major Communications Tideway CVB


  1. King Edward Memorial Park Foreshore Community Liaison Working Group 6 February 2019

  2. Staff Tideway • Jeff Alchin Project Manager Tideway • Allen Summerskill Stakeholder & Consents Tideway • Rebecca Major Communications Tideway CVB • Neil Grosset Project Manager • June Saunders Community Relations Officer 2

  3. CONTENTS Environmental update (noise and air quality) Legacy and Community Progress report Upcoming works 3

  4. Environmental 4

  5. Noise & e & Ai Air Qu Quali lity No exceedances - Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec 2018 & Jan 2019 KEMPF/AA/2 KEMPF/AA/1 Continuous air quality monitoring location Long-term unattended noise monitoring location 5

  6. Legacy and Community Relations 6

  7. TID IDEWAY E Y EAST C COMMU OMMUNI NITY INV Y INVESTMENT NT & & STEM Octo tobe ber – Dec ecem ember er 20 2018 476 5 159 22

  8. Royal al G Gues est The Princess Royal visited Abbey Mills Pumping Station, known as the ‘Cathedral of Sewage’, to learn about the Victorian sewers and Tideway’s plan to vastly reduce the amount of untreated sewage which flows into the River Thames. Above: Princess Anne meeting Tideway staff Left: Princess Anne in one of Sir Joseph Bazalgette’s original brick- built sewer tunnels. 8

  9. 1 st Event of 2019 19 p plan anned ed f for or Ki King ng Edw Edward M d Memori rial P Park rk Fore reshore 9

  10. BREAKING BARRIERS 2018 12-week programme led by staff volunteers in partnership with London Youth Rowing • 2 programmes • 30 students • 2 Southwark schools • 20 staff volunteers Time Team building Problem Leadership Goal setting Physical skills managemen solving t Personal Decision Presentation Communication Self discipline developmen making skills skills Mentoring t Program amme c e con ontinues i es in 2019 19 10

  11. Famil milia iaris isatio ion v vis isit it by y Local F Fir ire Offic ficers 11 January 2019

  12. Na National T Tree W ee Week eek No Novem ember 20 2018 • CVB Tideway have teamed up with community voluntary group the Deptford Folk to support their challenge to plant 200 trees in celebration of the first publication of John Evelyn's diaries 200 hundred years ago. • We have funded 20 of the trees and will be working with the community group, in collaboration with LB Lewisham with the planting and educating local schoolchildren and groups about the importance of trees. • Twenty trees were planted with the help of the local community in upper and lower Pepys park to mark National Tree Week in November. • Four of these trees will be counted towards the Tideway legacy of planting 2 for 1 replacement concept for the project, with the rest funded by CVB Tideway to be planted early next year. • • John Evelyn, was a 17th century diarist who has strong links with Deptford and lived in at Sayes Court Manor, which has long since been demolished, along with his famous garden. He wrote about trees, air quality, urban design, gardening and horticulture. 12

  13. Progress report 13

  14. Programme mme 14

  15. Pro rogra ramme mme D Delay Due to additional work required within the Cofferdam the programme has been delayed Archaeological work has been brought forward to allow the investigation to take place prior to additional soil mixing work to be completed Landscaping plan submissions will now be submitted to LB Tower Hamlets in late 2019 15

  16. Aerial l View w of f Cofferda dam m Decem December er 201 201 8

  17. Furth ther p pil iles ins installed to to support Sil Silos r requir ired fo for s soil il m mix ixing 17 NOVEMBER 2018

  18. Backfilling of t the he c cofferd rdam January 2019

  19. Bent ntonite S Silos i in n place Muck Bin sla lab cast t on on 3 January Delivery o of f L-Bloc locks commence Jan by barge ge

  20. Completed w works rks • Cofferdam strengthening works: - Concrete piles in cofferdam finished in October 2018 - Concrete beams tying the piles together completed in November 2018 • Concrete piles on landside completed • A concrete slab built to support silos delivered in November for ground improvement works to the main area of the cofferdam • Concrete slab built within the North East Storm Relief Sewer diversion. These works are tidally affected and are almost complete • Muck Bin base slab completed 20

  21. Upcoming work 21

  22. Upcom oming w works ks • Hoarding Art in enclosed play area being installed 6 - 8 Feb • Archaeological Investigation for 4 to 6 weeks • Backfilling of the Cofferdam continues until end of February • Ground improvement works in January for approximately 4 to 6 months - This will be deep soil mixing: a machine is used to bore down into the ground and mix grout to improve the ground characteristics 22

  23. Soil M Soil Mix ixing – Start J Janua uary for 6 r 6 months 23

  24. Archaeo eolo logi gical E l Excavat ation This is skelet eleton was excavated d durin ing g in inves estig igatio ions at a dif ifferent Tid ideway sit ite in e in the ea east. The s e skele eleton was fou ound to o be e approxim imately ly 300 yea ears old old and is is known as ‘the b e boot ooted man’ 24

  25. Soil Mixing Feb – July 2019 25

  26. Diaphragm Walling - Begins September 2019 26

  27. Questions? 27

  28. If you have any questions or enquiries please contact the Tideway Helpdesk on: Telephone: 08000 308080 Email: Helpdesk@Tideway.London 28

  29. THANK YOU King Edward Memorial Park Foreshore Community Liaison Working Group 6 February 2019 29

  30. Th Than ank y k you ou Any questions please contact the Tideway Helpdesk on: Telephone: 08000 3 00 308080 080 Email: Helpdesk@Tideway.London 30

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