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Freeway Alignment Freeway on & Off-Ramps at Burns Beach Road Week commencing 4 July 2016 Freeway alignment Location Activity Traffic Impacts Timing Between Burns Beach Road and Earthworks: » Trucks accessing site via Ongoing until late August 2016 Hester Avenue (eastern and » Excavating and screening Burns Beach Road and western sides) Connolly Drive/Neerabup » Bringing in road pavement material, including limestone Road roundabout and crushed rock » Removing earth material » Placing, spreading and compacting limestone and crushed rock Installation of drainage and lighting: Ongoing until August 2016 » Excavating, compacting and backfilling trenches » Installing drainage pipes, lids and conduits Construction of noise walls: Ongoing until late July 2016 » Laying limestone blocks Freeway On & Off-Ramps at Burns Beach Road Location Activity Traffic Impacts Timing Mitchell Freeway off-ramp (western Earthworks: » Speed limit reduced to 60km/h Ongoing to August 2016 side) » Backfilling and compacting material » Night works lane closures Intermittent night works (7pm – 7am) Click here for more required in July. Click here for more information information. *While every effort is made to ensure accuracy of information presented in this update, the details are subject to change. Page 1 Week commencing 4 July 2016 » Trucks accessing site via ramps and Burns Beach Road Construction of pedestrian underpasses to Currambine » Minor pedestrian deviation in Ongoing to late July 2016 Station: place » Backfilling » Installing support walls and formwork Construction of Principal Shared Path (PSP) and overpass: » Speed limit reduced to Ongoing to late 2016 » Installing support walls and reinforcement 60 km/h » Footpath closed and detoured Mitchell Freeway on-ramp (eastern Earthworks: » Speed limit reduced to 60km/h Ongoing to late 2016 side) » Importing, spreading and compacting material » Trucks accessing site via ramps and Burns Beach Road Construction of noise walls: » Clearing vegetation Burns Beach Road Location Activity Traffic Impacts Timing Between Mitchell Freeway on and Bridge construction: » Speed limit reduced to Ongoing to late 2016 off-ramps » Steel fixing and concrete pours 60 km/h Intermittent night works (7pm – 7am) » Excavation of bridge pier footings » Trucks access site via Burns required in July. Click here for more » Backfilling abutment walls Beach Road information. » Night works lane closures *While every effort is made to ensure accuracy of information presented in this update, the details are subject to change. Page 2 Week commencing 4 July 2016 Click here for more information » Footpath closed and detoured Neerabup Road Location Activity Traffic Impacts Timing Between Connolly Drive and Construction of shared bus/pedestrian underpass: » Trucks access site via Ongoing until mid July 2016 Wanneroo Road » Importing and backfilling with material Connolly Drive/Neerabup » Pouring concrete panels Road roundabout » Installing bridge deck » Construction of road alignment: Ongoing until late 2016 » Importing and removing limestone and crushed rock material Installation of drainage and street lighting: Ongoing until late August 2016 » Excavating, compacting and backfilling trenches » Installing drainage pipes and conduits Bridge construction: Ongoing until late 2016 » Steel fixing and concrete pours Intermittent night works (7pm – 7am) » Installing piers, support wall structures and bridge beams required in July. Click here for more » Delivery of bridge beams information. Construction of retaining walls Nil Ongoing until late July 2016 » Excavating trenches » Laying of limestone blocks *While every effort is made to ensure accuracy of information presented in this update, the details are subject to change. Page 3 Week commencing 4 July 2016 Hester Avenue Location Activity Traffic Impacts Timing From Ridgewood Boulevard to rail Intersection and PSP construction: » Speed limit reduced to Ongoing until late August 2016 line » Importing, spreading and compacting material 40 km/h Intermittent night works (7pm – 7am) » Asphalting » Minor pedestrian deviations in required during July. Click here for more place information. Bridge construction: » Road users may be » Steel fixing and concrete pours temporarily stopped by traffic controllers during evening » Backfilling of support wall structures works » Earthworks to create embankments » Trucks accessing site via » Constructing bridge deck Hester Avenue » Finishing works to bridge underside » Traffic relocated onto new sections of Hester Avenue in From rail line to Wanneroo Road Hester Avenue construction: early July 2016 » Compacting material » Asphalting » Kerb construction » Installing barriers Installation of drainage and street lighting: Ongoing until late 2016 » Excavating, compacting and backfilling trenches » Installing drainage lids » Installing conduits *While every effort is made to ensure accuracy of information presented in this update, the details are subject to change. Page 4 Week commencing 4 July 2016 Wanneroo Road Location Activity Traffic Impacts Timing New Flynn Drive alignment Site establishment: » Nil Ongoing » Removing kerb and street lighting Between Flynn Drive and just Construction of new Wanneroo Road alignment: » Speed limit reduced to Ongoing until late 2016 north of Hall Road » Constructing pavement 60 km/h Intermittent night works (7pm – 7am) and » Asphalting » Trucks accessing site via Sunday works (7am – 7pm) required during » Installing traffic barriers Wanneroo Road July. Click here for more information. » Installing street lighting » Traffic relocated onto new sections of Wanneroo Road in mid July 2016 » Road users may be temporarily stopped by traffic controllers during evening works Working Hours Construction works will generally be conducted, Monday to Saturday between 7am and 7pm. Site maintenance, such as refuelling and dust suppression, is undertaken outside of these times. Some construction works will be required outside of these general hours and notification of such works will be provided to local residents where necessary. Traffic Changes Changed traffic conditions are in place throughout the project area, including speed restrictions and lane closures. Reduced speed limits will remain in place throughout the duration of the project, where required, due to changed road conditions. Signage will be place through the works and we ask road users to follow all traffic management in place. *While every effort is made to ensure accuracy of information presented in this update, the details are subject to change. Page 5 Mitchell Freeway Extension: Burns Beach Road to Hester Avenue NIGHT & SUNDAY WORKS Wanneroo Road, Neerabup 1 to 31 July 2016 Night works will be undertaken on Wanneroo Road asphalting between Hall Road and Flynn Drive from 7pm to constructing pavement 5am on intermittent nights throughout July 2016. relocating traffic Work will also be undertaken on intermittent installing signage Sundays between 7am and 7pm. installing and removing traffic management. TRAFFIC IMPACT Various equipment and machinery will be used such as rollers, compactors and pavers. Traffic travelling on Wanneroo Road and Flynn Drive may be stopped for short periods of time. We will miminise noise impacts on the local Road users are asked to take extra care when community as much as possible. travelling through the area and follow all traffic CONTACT US management in place. WORK ACTIVITIES For all queries please call 1800 883 402 or email [email protected]. Night and Sunday works will include: Mitchell Freeway Extension: Burns Beach Road to Hester Avenue NIGHT WORKS Hester Avenue 1 to 31 July 2016 7pm to 7am Works will be undertaken on intermittent nights Equipment will include plant and machinery such as throughout July, between 7pm and 7am at the graders, rollers and compactors. following locations: We will miminise noise impacts on the local Hester Avenue, between Ridgewood community as much as possible. Boulevard and Wanneroo Road. Ridgewood Boulevard, just north of Hester Works must be undertaken at night to minimise the Avenue. impacts on day-time traffic volumes and to comply with the safety requirements when working in a rail WORK ACTIVITIES corridor. Night works will include: CONTACT US Constructing pavement For all queries please call 1800 883 402 or email Asphalting [email protected]. Relocating overhead lines Services works Mitchell Freeway Extension: Burns Beach Road to Hester Avenue NIGHT WORKS Burns Beach Road & Mitchell Freeway on/off-ramps 15 June to 31 July 2016 7pm to 5am Night works will be undertaken between 7pm and Night works will include: 5am on intermittent nights from 15 June to 31 July Installing scaffolding 2016 at the following locations: Installing bridge piers Burns Beach Road between the Mitchell Installing traffic barriers Freeway on/off-ramps Installing street lighting Mitchell Freeway northbound off-ramp to Constructing road pavement. Burns Beach Road Burns Beach Road southbound on-ramp to Works must be undertaken during night shift due to Mitchell Freeway high day time traffic volumes. The project will miminise impacts on the local TRAFFIC IMPACT community as much as possible, however some Lane closures and a reduced speed limit of 40km/h noise and vibration is expected. will be in place on Burns Beach Road and the Mitchell Freeway on/off-ramps. CONTACT US Signage will be in place to guide road users through For all queries please call 1800 883 402 or email [email protected]. the works. WORK ACTIVITIES .
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