CRL Te Wai Horotiu presentation June 2022

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Te Wai Horotiu Station (Aotea) Community Liaison Group meeting 15 June 2022 4pm-5.30pm Tony’s Lord Nelson Restaurant

Contact us: aotea@linkalliance.co.nz 0800 CRL TALK (select option 3)


Agenda

1. Introduction 2. Te Wai Horotiu Station progress and upcoming milestones (Matt Sinclair, Station Manager) 3. Community interface and Small Business Support Programme relaunch (Shaun Sutton, Community Manager)

4. Social Impact & Business Disruption annual report feedback (Kate Symington – Senior Planner, AECOM; John Daly – Associate Director Planning, AECOM)

5. Feedback and Q&A

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Te Wai Horotiu Station Construction Progress Matt Sinclair Station Manager

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Te Wai Horotiu Station To BTM Station North

Central

20m

South

To KRD Station 5


Te Wai Horotiu North – Wyndham St – Victoria St

Wyndham St

Victoria St

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Below Wyndham St. Rail support concrete being installed from Te Wai Horotiu to Britomart

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View from Victoria St to Wyndham St.

View Durham Lane to Victoria St

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Victoria St – Roof structure complete.

East Entrance constructed

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Victoria St Structure & Excavation

Victoria St.

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Victoria St – Excavation complete

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Station section between Wellesley St to Victoria St

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Central

Excavation between Wellesley St & Victoria St

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South Section at tunnel interface at Mayoral Dr

South Mayoral Dr. 14


Central – South Services Notch Section at tunnel Slab poured interface at Mayoral Dr RS20 complete

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South– Targets to 3rd June L3 Slab complete L4 L3

Roof columns Grid A & B complete

L2 L1 L0 18m

B1 B2 B3

21m

30 Façade panels installed


South – Superstructure – Wellesley St entrance structure

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Community interface update Shaun Sutton Community Manager

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Supporting safety/security/amenity in the area Noise, vibration, and dust mitigations Loading zone enforcement – working with AT

Current focus areas

Walkways, hoardings, and community placemaking Direct business support and Support Local & Win Campaign Social Impact and Business Disruption independent audit Relaunch Small Business Support Programme Interface with other construction & development projects Sharing the underground story and site tours


Safety & Security ➢

Security presence on site, especially overnight.

CCTV coverage around site – additional cameras have been installed

Canopy lighting on 24/7

Install strip and flood lighting along the walkways.

New mirrors on walkways

Daily graffiti clean-up

Work with Council, Police and Heart of the City

Rubbish & street cleaning

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Small Business Support Programme update and next steps • Small Business Support Programme available, developed with the support of Heart of the City and Karangahape Road Business Association.

• External engagement specialist, William Keung, provides independent, individualised, free, accessible support and specialist services – and access to funding.

• Evaluation of first year and implementation of recommendations – including increasing amount to $3000 and very positive feedback about William’s support.

• EAP (counselling) support also available – free of charge For more information: william@werkits.com

Programme eligibility zone Ground/first floor street facing businesses 31


Te Wai Horotiu Station SIBD Annual Report Kate Symington & John Daly AECOM June 2022


SIBD Overview • Designation condition 61.2. • How disruption to businesses, residents can be avoided, remedied, mitigated.

• Specific issues: • Disruption to traffic and access. • Loss of customers. • Loss of amenity. • Impacts to community facilities. 33


Annual Report - Overview • Designation condition 61.8. Condition 61.8

• Provides overview of changes to the SIBD environment. • Analyses matters raised by the community. • Outlines how these matters have been responded to.

The Requiring Authority shall prepare an annual report on the identification, monitoring, evaluation and management of the effects outlined in the Social Impact and Business Disruption DWP together with a summary of matters raised by the community, and how these have been responded to. The report shall be presented to the Community Liaison Groups.

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SIBD Annual Review Process

Data collection • Interviews • CLG and community feedback • Business & Resident association feedback • Link Alliance data

Analysis of information collected

Draft report

Draft report circulated for comment

Report finalised

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Previous recommendations (2019-20 report) Recommendation

Observation

Loading Zones for businesses near construction areas

Contractors reminded not to park in loading zones

Wayfinding and business promoting signage Communications on upcoming works

Construction impact mitigation & monitoring Broaden CLG membership Greater transparency in the Annual Review process

Contacted AT enforcement or provided enforcement details Accessibility and disruption wayfinding audits completed Multi-channel communication through monthly newsletters, flyers/posters, emails, CLG meetings Milestone tracker available on the City Rail Link website Window cleaning was organised for ground floor businesses on Victoria Street in response to previous annual report. Increased noise and vibration monitoring. CLG is an open forum and meeting minutes and presentations are made available online Quarterly stakeholder satisfaction surveys are undertaken by Link Alliance and specific SIBD workshop being held. Concerns to be captured in this SIBD annual report.

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Statistics – Complaints register For the current reporting period 1 January 2021 until 28 February 2022 there were a total of 159 complaints recorded. Complaint = An expression of dissatisfaction about an issue that requires corrective action that is within the scope of the Link Alliance.

Rank

Issue

Description

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Noise and vibration

Excessive noise, after hours works, impacts to business operation

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Business Disruption

Noise, Amenity, Lack of visibility / foot traffic, lack of loading zones

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Access and Parking

Contractor vehicles occupying business parking, traffic changes impacting access

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Amenity

Dirt and dust accumulating around businesses

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Servicing and Deliveries

Lack of loading zones or vehicles obstructing loading zones

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Safety

Lack of lighting, trip hazards, behaviour of contractor staff. *Rough sleeping and homelessness is noted as a city wide issue.

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Visibility and Wayfinding

Difficulty in navigating through construction zone

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Communication

Lack of communication in relation to changes made outside a business

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Statistics – Complaint made by Stakeholder

2019/20

2021/22

resident

9.8%

10.7%

business

79.4%

82.4%

Method of receipt 2019/20 email 69.6%

2021/22

phone

15.7%

18.9%

informal meeting

12.7%

5.0%

75.5%

member of the public

6.9%

6.9%

in person

1.0%

0.6%

other

3.9%

0.0%

other

1.0%

0.0%


Workshop key themes • Break into groups and rotate

• Discussion of key themes • Noise and vibration • Business disruption

• Safety • Other?

• Key questions • How are things going? What are the key issues? • What mitigations have worked well? • What improvements could be made?

• Report back

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Next steps

6 July

20 July

3 August

Draft report circulated

Feedback deadline

Final Report

If you would like a one-on-one conversation, please let us know

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Questions / Suggestions / Feedback?


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