TTT Working GroupBarn Elms & Putney Embankment ForeshoreWednesday 14th June 2017

Barn ElmsOverview

Barn ElmsSport Centre Overview

Barn ElmsSport Centre Progress

Barn ElmsCSO Design Development – CSO Fluming & Cofferdam Construction

Barn ElmsUpcoming Works

• Complete new service connections for the sports centre (in the car park)

• Re-lining of the car park

• Site establishment

• Improvement of new vehicle access round pavilion 1

• Partial demolition of pavilion 1

• Start partial demolition of pavilion 2

Barn ElmsTimeline of Work

• Summer 2017: Car park layout & temporary welfare set-up• Sept 2017: Modifications are made to the sports centre buildings, before site

security fencing is erected for the main building works• Q2 2018: New sports centre building complete

Questions

The Putney Embankment Foreshore site is on the southern bank of the River Thames.

There are two sites, one of which has been built: a temporary slipway to maintain public access to the River Thames.

The next phase is at our main construction site, which will be used to intercept the Putney Bridge combined sewer overflow.

Putney Embankment Foreshore - Overview

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Construction of structures, hydraulic equipment and

landscaping

Summer works

Prior to the start of our main works, we will need to complete some site investigation and enabling works on site.

These works will include the following:

• Site Investigation – Core and Reinstatement works

• UXO and Archaeological Investigations

• Highways and Site setup works

Start of main works

From late July we will start our site set up in preparation for our main works.

These works will include:

• A two week road closure from entrance to Putney Embankment off Lower Richmond Road up to the passageway between Thai Square and Star & Garter pub. The Temporary Slipway will be opened and the Putney Slipway will be closed

• Installation of new temporary footpath parallel to Thai Square on the southern side of the road

• Diverting eastbound cyclists along Thames Place and into Lower Richmond Road

Start of main works - continued

• Setup of site boundary, including welfare cabins and hoardings

• Installation of access gate across slipway – slipway will then be closed

• Piling works to start in September

• Levelling of river beds

Start of main works

Start of main works

Piling works

Piling works

‘Percussive Piling’

Piling works

‘Silent’ Piling

Piling works

Support Plant

Piling works

Support Plant

Pre-condition surveys

• BMB will be sending out letters to property owners and tenants to detail the pre-condition photographic survey process

• Surveys will be of individual properties and communal areas, which will then be reported

• Surveys will be undertaken by independent surveyors

• The current programme is to complete the pre-condition surveys by September 2017

• Photographic surveys only to identify, and report on, visible defects and their extent

Lessons Learned

We are always looking to improve and ensure that we minimise any disruption to the local community.

The following slides will detail how we will respond to address some of the concerns found with the construction of the Temporary Slipway, based upon the primary areas of concern:

• Parking

• Barge/River movements

• Community consideration

Parking

• Removal of seven parking bays, as permitted in the DCO

• Ongoing liaison with London Borough of Wandsworth to minimise disruption to local residents

Barge/River Movements

• A daily average of 5 lorry visits per day over course of works

• Highest average daily peak in a month reduced to 10 lorry visits per day, compared with 20 estimated in the DCO

• Change to overall works method, using larger barges, will result in fewer barge movements on the river

• Each barge movement equates to approximately 40 HGV’s removed from the local road network

Community ConsiderationNoise Monitoring locations

Community ConsiderationAir Quality Monitor locations

Community ConsiderationBoat Race

Putney Embankment Foreshore

Questions?

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Artwork BriefingBridget Sawyers

Hoarding commission

Hoarding Commission

The Process

The open call received 24 applications – 50% of which were from artists based in Wandsworth or Richmond upon Thames.

Following evaluation against the initial selection criteria, the three shortlisted artists visited the site prior to developing their proposals.

The selection panel was held on 9 June. A representative from the Community Liaison Working Group (CLWG) participated, along with representatives from Tideway and BMB (the Main Works Contractor) and Enable / London Borough of Wandsworth.

Hoarding Commission

The Proposal

Artist Amy Pennington is proposing ‘14 days of washing up’ in response to the brief specifically working with local community groups to create conversation, work, explore, and be creative with each other looking at the local heritage – involving local specialists.

This will be via mudlarking, drawing and researching finds, workshops with various groups, and drop in events… With the artist spending 14 days on the site. The exact methodology/timescale to be agreed with the artist.

Previous work

Workshops

Activities

Timescale

This is the anticipated timescale for the project. The detail will be confirmed once the artist is contracted and the proposal and workshop programmefurther developed:

June: artist appointed

July / August / September: workshops, artwork creation and design development

September: layout options considered and agreed

October: design finalised

Nov – January: digital files produced and any consents issues addressed

January/February: installation of the artwork and launch event

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Community EngagementPatrick Kelly

• Maintain a proactive approach giving as much notice as possible before any key works start

• Contactable 24hrs days via our helpdesk Phone line on 08000 30 80 80

• Respond to any complaints or request for information within 24hrs of receipt

• Continue to work closely with London Borough of Wandsworth

• We will look for opportunities where we can help local community projects, employment and educational initiatives

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BMB Tideway WestCommunity Investment

Helpdesk

Call: 08000 30 80 80Email: helpdesk@tideway.londonWrite to: Freepost TIDEWAY

Helpdesk have received 12 enquiries linked to our scheme, all of which were responded to within 24 hours

Questions