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Construction work - installing cable ducts

Where - Ferry Road and Hopkins Street

When - 16 January 2023 to early March 2023

Why - To install cable ducts in the road

Contact - The contractor is Isaac Construction. Phone Hayley Ching on 0272094555 or email 66kvbromleytomilton@isaac.co.nz

Details:

We're installing cable ducts in the road at the intersection of Ferry Road and Hopkins Street, and on Hopkins Street

The ducts will carry a new underground power cable we are installing from the Bromley Substation on Ruru Road to the Milton Substation on Milton Street.

• Installing dewatering equipment
• Digging a trench in the road
  
• Laying concrete in the base of the trench
• Installing the plastic ducts
• Laying concrete over the ducts
• Reinstating the road surface

Impacts on traffic

To do this work safely, traffic management will be in place from 16 January 2023

The work will happen in two stages:

Stage 1 (up to four weeks)

• Ferry road, between Smith Street and 537 Ferry Road, will be reduced to one lane
• Temporary traffic lights will allow traffic to flow in both directions
  
• Hopkins Street will be closed between Ferry Road and 4 Hopkins Street
• Resident access will be maintained from Hopkins Street

• Hopkins Street will be closed from Ferry Road to Hobson Street
• Ferry Road will return to two lanes and the temporary traffic lights will be removed
• Resident access will be maintained from Hopkins Street

Impacts of work

• There will be increased noise, dust, and vibration from the use of machinery for activities such as saw cutting, hydro excavation, and road sealing.
• On-Street parking will be affected where we are working. Cones will indicate where parking will not be available.
  
• Property access will be maintained where possible. We will work with businesses and residents during the work. Please let us know if you have any specific property access needs e.g. medical visits, home help, large vehicle deliveries or planned works.

For additional information about the 66kV Milton to Bromley ZS - Civil Works project visit https://www.haveyoursay.oriong...

You can also visit isaac.co.nz "ongoing projects" for more specific details about day-to-day operations and to contact the contractor or report any issues.

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Construction work - installing cable ducts

Update on Maces Road/St Johns Street work

Maces Road

• We have laid the cable ducts in the trench on Maces Road (outside number 120) and at the intersection with St Johns Street. We laid three ducts in each trench
• We'll start reinstating the road from Monday 5 December
  
• We plan to remove the one-way system on Maces Road from 8 December. This depends on progress and weather conditions

St Johns Street

• Dewatering has been installed on St Johns Street
• Temporary traffic lights are controlling traffic on St Johns Street
  
• Next week we'll start excavating the trench for the cable ducts along St Johns Street

Why use cable ducts?

The new power cable will be installed in the road. Where the ground water table is near the surface, or the cable passes through a busy road intersection, we sometimes lay cable ducts first. This saves time and reduces traffic impacts when we come to install the cable later on.

For additional information about the 66kV Milton to Bromley ZS - Civil Works project visit https://www.haveyoursay.oriong...

You can also visit isaac.co.nz "ongoing projects" for more specific details about day-to-day operations and to contact the contractor or report any issues.

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Construction work - installing cable ducts

Where - Maces Road and St Johns Street

When - 24 November 2022

Why - To install cable ducts in the road

Contact - The contractor is Isaac Construction. Phone Chris Forman on 0272094555 or email 66kvbromleytomilton@isaac.co.nz

Details:

We're installing cable ducts in the road in Maces Road, at the intersection of St Johns Street and Maces Road, and along St John Street.

The ducts will carry a new underground power cable we are installing from the Bromley Substation on Ruru Road to the Milton Substation on Milton Street.

• Installing dewatering equipment
• Digging a trench in the road
  
• Laying concrete in the base of the trench
• Installing the plastic ducts
• Laying concrete over the ducts
• Reinstating the road surface

Impacts on traffic

Maces Road/St Johns Street intersection closure and Maces Road one-way system

We will be working on Maces Road from mid-November

• There will be no access in or out of St Johns Street from Maces Road while the intersection is closed
• There will be a one-way system on Maces Road
  
• Traffic will be able to travel north, towards Bromley Road, traffic will not be able to travel south from around 120 Maces Road
• Southbound traffic can use Wickham Street
• Access to Bromley Road will be left in and left out while the one-way system is in place
• Traffic will be able to turn right from Maces Road onto Expo Place, left and right out of Expo Place onto Maces Road while the one-way system is in place
• Full access to Newtown Street and Woburn Street is available from Maces Road
• Residents on St Johns Street near the intersection will be able to access their properties through the intersection closure
• There will be a 30km/hr speed limit through the worksite
• On-street parking will not be available on Maces Road where the one-way system is in place

Impacts of work

• There will be increased noise, dust, and vibration from the use of machinery for activities such as saw cutting, hydro excavation, and road sealing.
• On-Street parking will be affected where we are working. Cones will indicate where parking will not be available.
  
• Property access will be maintained where possible. We will work with businesses and residents during the work. Please let us know if you have any specific property access needs e.g. medical visits, home help, large vehicle deliveries or planned works.

For additional information about the 66kV Milton to Bromley ZS - Civil Works project visit https://www.haveyoursay.oriong...

You can also visit isaac.co.nz "ongoing projects" for more specific details about day-to-day operations and to contact the contractor or report any issues.

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We’re working in your area

Construction work - installing cable ducts

Where - Maces Road and St Johns Street

When - Week starting 21 November for up to five weeks

Why - To install cable ducts in the road

Contact - The contractor is Isaac Construction. Phone Chris Forman on 0272094555 or 03 359 9145, Monday to Friday, 7am to 7pm or email 66kvbromleytomilton@isaac.co.nz

Details:

We're installing cable ducts in the road in Maces Road, at the intersection of St Johns Street and Maces Road, and along St John Street.

The ducts will carry a new underground power cable we are installing from the Bromley Substation on Ruru Road to the Milton Substation on Milton Street.

• Installing dewatering equipment
• Digging a trench in the road
  
• Laying concrete in the base of the trench
• Installing the plastic ducts
• Laying concrete over the ducts
• Reinstating the road surface

Impacts on traffic

Maces Road/St Johns Street intersection closure and Maces Road one-way system

We will be working on Maces Road from mid-November

• There will be no access in or out of St Johns Street from Maces Road while the intersection is closed
• There will be a one-way system on Maces Road
  
• Traffic will be able to travel north, towards Bromley Road, traffic will not be able to travel south from around 120 Maces Road
• Southbound traffic can use Wickham Street
• Access to Bromley Road will be left in and left out while the one-way system is in place
• Traffic will be able to turn right from Maces Road onto Expo Place, and left out of Expo Place onto Maces Road while the one-way system is in place
• Full access to Newtown Street and Woburn Street is available from Maces Road
• Residents on St Johns Street near the intersection will be able to access their properties through the intersection closure
• There will be a 30km/hr speed limit through the worksite
• On-street parking will not be available on Maces Road where the one-way system is in place

Impacts of work

• There will be increased noise, dust, and vibration from the use of machinery for activities such as saw cutting, hydro excavation, and road sealing.
• On-Street parking will be affected where we are working. Cones will indicate where parking will not be available.
  
• Property access will be maintained where possible. We will work with businesses and residents during the work. Please let us know if you have any specific property access needs e.g. medical visits, home help, large vehicle deliveries or planned works.

For additional information about the 66kV Milton to Bromley ZS - Civil Works project visit https://www.haveyoursay.oriong...

You can also visit isaac.co.nz "ongoing projects" for more specific details about day-to-day operations and to contact the contractor or report any issues.

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