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Utility installation and investigation worksDomain precinct and Park Street3 August – 31 August | - For the month of August, CitiPower will be undertaking utility service works to connect high voltage (HV) underground services into connection points on Park Street
- These CitiPower works will primarily be carried out during standard working hours (from 7am to 6pm Monday to Friday, and from 7am to 1pm Saturdays), however these works are carried out under a CitiPower permit and may require some additional weekend and evening works. The project will work with CitiPower to schedule noisier works during normal construction hours where possible
- For the duration of these works, there will be traffic and pedestrian changes on Park Street and St Kilda Road. To understand how these changes may affect you please read our Traffic Impacts section below
- HV relocation works will include service investigations with a non-destructive digging (NDD) truck, saw-cutters and excavators to expose the HV utility services, trenching, installation of conduit, cable pulling, and backfilling
- From August until early September, HV utility relocation works will also occur on St Kilda Road adjacent to the Park Street tram stop pedestrian crossing at the Shrine of Remembrance and at the Domain Road pedestrian crossing between Melbourne Grammar School and the Shrine of Remembrance. Works will include removing site hoarding and temporary fencing then undertaking NDD service investigations, trenching, installation of conduit, cable pulling and backfilling. Pedestrian access will be maintained.
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Park Street westbound lane closurePark Street, South Melbourne7am, Monday 3 August until 6pm, Wednesday 31 August 2022 | In August, CitiPower will be carrying out works to connect a high voltage (HV) cable into its connection point on Park Street. What we are doing - Setting up traffic control on the corner of St Kilda Road and Park Street
- Closing the left hand turn from St Kilda Road into Park Street
- Closing the pedestrian crossing at the intersection of Park Street and St Kilda Road
- Opening up the road to retrieve the under-road bore and connect the HV cable.
What you should be aware of - For the month of August there will be no left turn from St Kilda Road northbound into
Park Street - A traffic detour will be in place via Dorcas Street and Wells Street
- Access to the Hallmark Apartment driveway will be maintained via a right turn from Park Street
- Pedestrian access across Park Street will also be closed at St Kilda Road while excavation works are underway
- Pedestrians will be detoured down to the pedestrian crossing at Wells Street
- This pedestrian crossing will be temporarily reopened whenever there are no works occurring, and it is safe to do so
- These CitiPower works will primarily be carried out during standard working hours (from 7am to 6pm Monday to Friday, and from 7am to 1pm Saturdays), however CitiPower may require some additional weekend and evening works
- Tram services will not be affected.
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Station box construction – platform levelSouthern and northern station box siteOngoing | - Secondary walls continue to be constructed using blockwork, formwork and steel reinforcement
- Formwork installation and removal as well as steel fixing may be required overnight but is
contained under the station roof and unlikely to generate noise.
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Station box construction – concourse levelSouthern and northern station box siteOngoing | - Installation of stairs and landings within the core walls are now complete in the south with the north to continue in July. These will act as the future fire escape stairs
- Secondary walls will continue to be constructed using blockwork, as well as formwork and steel reinforcement
- Formwork installation and removal as well as steel fixing may be required overnight, but is contained under the station roof and unlikely to generate noise.
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Station build and fit outConcourse level of station boxOngoing | - At the northern end, blockwork will continue to be installed to create internal walls for back-of-house rooms and corridors
- As part of blockwork installation, concrete pours to infill the blocks will occur intermittently
- To ensure structural integrity, concrete pours must be continuous and therefore may need to continue outside of normal construction hours
- Flooring installation continues
- First stage painting continues at concourse level
- Mechanical, electrical and plumbing works continue in the northern end of the station box
- Plant and high voltage equipment will continue to be installed in back-of-house rooms
- At the southern end of the station box, insulation will continue to be installed
- At the northern end of the station box, service rough in works continue
- The feature stairs and back of house lifts for the new Anzac Station will continue to be delivered to site, lowered into the station box and installed.
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Anzac Station entrance – tram interchangeNorthwest of construction siteOngoing | - Main canopy works continue with the installation of steel and timber components
- Installation of sections of the main canopy may continue on some nights until 10pm, this includes the cranage of components to be welded in place.
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Anzac Station – entrance piling worksDomain RoadOngoing | - Preparatory works begin within the site at the intersection of Domain Road, St Kilda Road and the Shrine of Remembrance
- Piling pad surface preparation and preliminary piling works begin
- To prepare for the piling plant machinery, a hardstand of crushed rock will be applied and compacted with a vibratory roller
- Following the hardstand creation, piling works will begin at the intersection of Domain Road and the Shrine of Remembrance in early to mid-August.
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Station roof excavation, demolition and backfillDomain precinctOngoing | - Installation of the precast elements for the surface structures, including ventilation and the future tram stop kiosk at the southern and northern ends of the tram platform will continue. This also includes some steel fixing work
- Working north to south, excavation and demolition on top of the station box roof continues at surface level
- This will include breaking out the concrete surface, and removing the temporary backfill and temporary retaining walls
- Once the surface has been stripped back, D-walls that surround the station box will be broken back to roof level height
- This work will generate periods of high-level noise during normal working hours
- Breakout works in each section will be followed by waterproofing of the roof slab, delayed strip pour steel fixing, and permanent backfill
- Non-destructive digging (NDD) trucks will be used prior to delayed strip pours to clean out the excavated areas
- Once the waterproofing is complete, permanent backfill will be installed and compacted with vibratory rollers. This will generate periods of moderate to high vibration.
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St Kilda Road resurfacing and realignmentDomain precinctOngoing | - In September, there will be a second stage realignment of the southbound lane on St Kilda Road between Park Street and Bowen Lane
- To prepare for this realignment, works will continue surface clearing and applying granular layers to build a new road section within the site. This road work will occur during normal construction hours
- At the north end of the site between Dorcas and Park streets, the construction team will be undertaking drainage works before profiling and preparing the surface for the final wearing course
- At the south end, work continues on the southern D-Wall demolition, with excavation and delayed pour strip cleanout and NDD trucks in use.
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Rail tunnel fit outOngoing | - Early stages of rail tunnel fit out continue from within the Anzac Station box
- Within the tunnels, brackets, cable trays and cabling are being installed
- Tunnel walkway installation continues.
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Tram platform worksSurface level of station boxOngoing | - On the eastern side of the tram platform, trenching and conduit installation will begin for wiring low voltage platform infrastructure such as audio bollards, Myki machines and platform speakers
- Conduit installation and shallow digging works
- Central platform fit out works
- Installation of sub-surface drainage and strata vaults for tree plantings
- Completion of waterproofing, backfilling surrounding the tram platform
- Once the area is backfilled, the team will install tram track drainage, trenching strips either side of the central platform followed by concrete pours and prebuild installations.
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