Chambers Wharf Community Liaison Working Group 10 April 2017

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1 Chambers Wharf Community Liaison Working Group 10 April 2017

2 Standard Case procedure New mitigation procedure which will run in parallel to the existing Special Case & TAPs mitigation Qualifying residents can select mitigation without needing to submit an application to be considered a Special Case by the Independent Compensation Panel (ICP). Discretionary offer by Tideway available for the period of concrete breaking / munching required for the jetty demolition works at Chambers Wharf In order to qualify for the Standard Case mitigation, residents must fulfil both the following criteria: a) Residents must permanently live within the Geographical Area, and b) Residents must have one of the identified Characteristics The new Standard Case procedure has been developed with input from the local agencies including LB Southwark, Southwark Mediation Centre and Citizens Advice Southwark, ICP, ICC and local ward councillors. 2

3 Standard Case Geographical Area Standard Case Zone Geographical Area For Standard Case Zone Version dated 6 th April

4 Standard Case Characteristics In order to qualify for the Standard Case, residents must fulfil at least one of the following Characteristics: Residents with children of a pre-school age Residents with children of a school age Residents in full time education who live at the property during term time Residents who are over state retirement age and are fully retired Residents who have retired early due to ill health Residents who work from home Residents with a recognised medical condition. 4

5 Standard Case Mitigation Available If a resident permanently lives within the Geographical Area and they fulfil one of the specified characteristics, then they can select one of the following discretionary mitigation offers during jetty demolition: 1. Secondary Glazing for habitable rooms providing they have direct line of sight to the construction site. 2. Daily Daytime Respite Payment daily payment to assist resident to go out if they so wish. 3. Temporary Office / Working Space For those who work from home Should a resident request alternative mitigation not listed above (such as overnight accommodation / temporary rehousing), then they would need to make an application to be considered a Special Case. 5

6 Standard Case Next steps Residents within the Geographical Area will be written to in the near future. Residents outside the Geographical Area can still apply to be considered a Special Case but their case will need to be assessed by the ICP. Tideway are appointing a Case Support Adviser to assist residents in applying to be a Standard Case and advising what mitigation is available. 6

7 Project update Chambers Wharf 7

8 Filling the cofferdam 8

9 Works Update Cofferdam - Piling complete on the Eastern side - Piling almost complete on the West 4 Double Anchor Piles to Vibro and Impact Pile Completion of Inner line by Vibro and Impact Piling - Filling 28% complete Completion expected in June - Installation of Fenders Jetty Demolition - Start w/c 24 th April subject to Environment Agency Consents - Approx. 7 weeks duration Grouting - Continuation of grouting activities

10 Easter Monday 10 th to Wednesday 12 th April - Full site activities Thursday 13 th April - Cofferdam filling / related activities Friday 14 th to Monday 17 th April - Full site closure Tuesday 18 th & Wednesday 19 th April - Cofferdam filling / related activities - Re-siting the Grouting Plant Thursday 20 th April onwards - Full site activities

11 Alignment of Tunnel

12 Survey Points Flat headed nails are installed where settlement is predicted or where there are sensitive assets such as water or gas mains. They are only put where it is safe to access, normally on footpaths The nails are designed to be smaller in profile than tactile paving (which assists the blind at road crossing points) so do not constitute a trip hazard Monitoring of any settlement is undertaken periodically.

13 Noise Monitoring March

14 Air Quality Monitoring 14

15 Location of acoustic shed

16 Community Investment 16

17 Leaving a legacy People 1 in 50 jobs an apprenticeship 1 in 100 jobs an ex-offender 25% overall workforce from affected boroughs 20% jobs within drive site boroughs 30% river workforce from Kent, Essex and Greater London 1 volunteer hour for each 3 FTEs per annum towards STEM education 10% of new recruits will have previously been workless 17

18 Apprenticeship Information Day - update 18

19 Encouraging women into the industry Women into Construction (WIC) All job vacancies shared WIC spend one day a week at Chambers Wharf office to co-ordinate female work placements Encouraging young women into the industry Breaking Barriers with St Angela s Secondary School for girls Mentoring at London Design & Engineering University Technology College (LDE UTC) in Newham Tideway returners For older women returning to work after career breaks 19

20 Pre-Employment Programme Assessment day Actual programme 20

21 Business Mentoring with BITC 21

22 Volunteering to date 22

23 One of our charities for the year Health & Safety reporting 23

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