public information meeting - verdu - may 25, 2016
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Public Information Meeting New Champlain Bridge Corridor Project Verdun Borough Office – May 25, 2016
New Champlain Bridge Corridor Project
1. Inform you about ongoing work and work planned for the coming year
2. Explain the expected impacts and mitigation measures
3. Answer your questions
Meeting Objectives
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Daniel Genest Coordination Manager Signature on the Saint Lawrence Geneviève Campeau Mobility Manager Signature on the Saint Lawrence
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Agenda
• Review of the project and its challenges • Key activities Under way Next 12 months
• Impacts and mitigation measures • Communications
• Question period
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General Project Overview
● One of the largest infrastructure projects in North America
● The project covers:
New Champlain Bridge – 3.4 km long
New Ile-des-Sœurs Bridge – 500 m long
Improved approaches (Hwy 15 in Montreal and Hwy 10 in Brossard) over 4.5 km
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Major Improvements to the Current Situation
Hwy 15 • More lanes
Gaétan-Laberge Blvd. • Improved Hwy 15 access • New access to downtown, in keeping with the
city’s long-term vision
Atwater Avenue • Improved Hwy 15 access
LaSalle Blvd. and Wellington St. • Improved pedestrian links
New bridge • Bridge of international stature • Dedicated public transit corridor • Pedestrian and bicycle link
Brossard • Permanent anti-noise wall • Pedestrian and bicycle link
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Project Challenges
● Complex, very large-scale work site Urban setting Near residents On water Winter conditions Environmental considerations
● Numerous partners and stakeholders: provide advance information for good cooperation and coordination
● Construction of Champlain Bridge: 42 months (now 30 months remaining)
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Main Priorities for the Coming Months Verdun / Sud-Ouest
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Hwy 15 Area
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Timeline New Île-des-Sœurs Bridge: October 2015 to September 2017
Hwy 15 South: October 2015 to July 2017
Hwy 15 North: July 2017 to November 2018
Final linking: May to October 2019
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Construction of new Hwy 15 South structures, walls and
roads
Overall Plan:Spring 2016 to Fall 2017
Construction of Gaétan-Laberge urban boulevard
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Construction of new Île-des-Soeurs Bridge
Dismantling of existing Hwy 15 South structures, walls and
roads
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Location of Areas Verdun / Sud-Ouest
Île-des-Soeurs
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Land
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Description of work Approximate duration
Time frame
Legend: Work and Impacts
• Traffic: • Residential proximity: • Public transit: • Bike paths:
Minor Medium Major
Impact by colour code
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Key Work – Current and Upcoming Land
Design and planning in progress so modifications are possible
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Objective: Widening of Hwy 15 South and reconfiguration of Atwater interchange and Gaétan-Laberge area
Current and upcoming work:
• Relocation of water mains between LaSalle and Wellington, and the Atwater area • Partial demolition of Atwater, LaSalle, Gibbons and Wellington overpasses, and part of Hwy
15 South
• Reconstruction of Hwy 15 South overpasses and roadbed
• Major reconfiguration of Atwater interchange and Gaétan-Laberge area
Approach:
• Daytime work especially when impact is major (e.g. noise level)
• Nighttime work when impact on daytime traffic is too significant
• Weekend work when necessary
Land
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Work and Impacts: Land
Relocation of the water main between LaSalle and Wellington
Duration: 6 months Time frame: March to August
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Some work 7 days a week, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with workers
on-site at 6:30 a.m.
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Work and Impacts: Land
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LaSalle closed Weekend of May 27 to 29
and nights beforehand
Partial demolition of Hwy 15 South overpasses and roadbed
Duration: 9 1/2 months Time frame: mid-March to December
Wellington closed Weekend of June 17 to 19
and nights beforehand
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Work and Impacts: Land
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Partial construction of overpasses Duration: 7 months
Time frame: June to November
Atwater closed One weekend in July
LaSalle closed One weekend in August
Wellington closed One weekend in September
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Widening of Hwy 15 South between LaSalle and Wellington
Duration: 1 year with limited work from November to May
Time frame: May 2016 to June 2017
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• Drainage work • Earthwork • Retaining walls • Paving (spring 2017)
Work and Impacts: Land
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Work and Impacts: Land
BEFORE
AFTER
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Reconfiguration of Atwater south interchange Duration: 1 year
Time frame: July 2016 to July 2017
AFTER
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Work and Impacts: Land
Reconfiguration of Gaétan-Laberge Blvd. Duration: 12 months
Time frame: July 2016 to July 2017
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Chosen Rerouting Scenario: Gaétan-Laberge Area
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Access ramp to Hwy 15 North
Presentation of traffic control and management plan 2016 – March 29, 2016 (CIGC)
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Closure of Exit 60 on Hwy 15 North: July 2016 to July 2017
Access ramp to Hwy 15 North
Closure of Exit 60 on Hwy 15 North "Verdun / Wellington St."
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Closure of Exit 60 on Hwy 15 North
Access ramp to Hwy 15 North
Detour by Atwater
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Key Work – Current and Upcoming Île-des-Soeurs
Design and planning in progress so modifications are possible
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Île-des-Soeurs
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Objective: Construction of the new Champlain Bridge's western approach, new Nuns' Island Bridge and the road connecting them
Current and upcoming work:
• Construction of new Nuns' Island Bridge's southbound lane • Reconfiguration of overpass adjoining new Nun’s Island Bridge • Construction of the new Champlain Bridge's western approach
Approach: • Daytime work especially when impact is major (e.g. noise level)
• Nighttime work when impact on daytime traffic is too significant
• Weekend work when necessary
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Work and Impacts: Île-des-Soeurs
Construction of new Île-des-Sœurs Bridge Duration: 19 months
Time frame: March 2016 to September 2017
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• Pile caisson drilling and concreting (under way) • Piers and pier caps • Superstructure
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Reconfiguration works of the overpass Duration: 6 months
Time frame: April 2016 to September 2017
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Ile-des-Sœurs blvd. closure under A15
Weekend of June 3 to 5 June and nights before
hand
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Rerouting Scenario: May 30 to June 6, 2015
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Nov 2015
May Nov 2016
May Nov 2017
Nov 2018
May
Prefabrication and preassembly
Marine excavation
Installation of footings
Installation of piers and pier caps
Assembly of superstructure and deck
Finishing work
Work and Impacts: Western Approach
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Feb 2016
Aug Feb 2017
Aug Feb 2018
Aug
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West jetty: Prefabrication and Preassembly Facilities
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Footing and Initial Section of Concrete Pier
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Initial section of concrete pier (Stage 2)
Concrete footing (Stage 1)
Work platform (Stage 3)
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Marine excavation
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Installation of footings
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Installation of Piers, Pier Caps, Superstructure and Deck
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Peak Periods on the River: Western approach
• "Non-standard" pieces of equipment = 6 Marine excavation barge = 1
Industrial catamaran = 1
Barge crane (with high lifting capacity) = 2
Barge crane (with standard lifting capacity) = 2
• Other barges for transportation and services = 12 to 14
• Tugs = 5 to 8
• Worker commute vessels = 4
• Patrol boats = 2
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Expected Impacts
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Expected Impacts
• Noise
• Air quality
• Traffic
• Water traffic
• Vibrations
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M1: Sud-Ouest / Argenson M2: Sud-Ouest / Butler and Charlevoix M3: Verdun I1: Sax I2: Pointe-Nord I3: Cours des Fougères
Noise Management Ambient Noise Level (May 2015)/Estimated (Mar 2016
Area
Activity
Time Exposed Sensitive
Area
Ambient Noise dBA
Criterion dBA
Estimated Noise dBA
Measures Required D / E / N
Land
Partial demolition of overpasses D M1 / M2 66 / 64 75 69 / 65 No D M3 61 75 83 Yes
Collection of debris E / N M3 60 / 59 65 / 64 TBD TBD
Road demolition D M2 64 75 66 No D M3 61 75 87 Yes
Construction of overpasses D M1 / M2 66 / 64 75 69 / 65 No D M3 61 75 83 Yes
Widening preparation work D M2 64 75 66 No M3 61 75 87 Yes
Relocation of water mains D M3 61 75 90 Yes
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M1: Sud-Ouest / Argenson M2: Sud-Ouest / Butler and Charlevoix M3: Verdun I1: Sax I2: Pointe-Nord I3: Cours des Fougères
Noise Management Ambient Noise Level (May 2015)/Estimated (Mar 2016)
Area
Activity
Time Exposed Sensitive
Area
Ambient Noise dBA
Criterion dBA
Estimated Noise dBA
Measures Required D / E / N
Nun
s' Is
land
West Jetty – Prefabrication of footings
D I2 / I3
64 / 57 75 64 Monitoring required E 59 / 52 64 / 57 60
N 57 / 52 62 / 57 58 Construction of new Nuns' Island
Bridge D I1 57 75 63 No
Overpass reconfiguration work D I1 57 75 68 No
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Air Quality Management
• Four stations for air quality readings
• No expected impact on sensitive areas
• Monitoring to be done mainly for demolition and earthwork • Dust allayed with water canons • Use of dust control liquid
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Traffic
• Narrowing of lanes and reconfiguration of Hwy 15 route
• Closures for one weekend Atwater: July LaSalle: May 27 to 29 + August Wellington: June 17 to 19 + September Gaétan-Laberge: July Ile-des-Soeurs: June 3 to 5
• Major changes to drivers' habits as of July 2016 in the Gaétan-Laberge area
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Water traffic
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• Information meeting: May 19
• General notice issued
• Poster
• Notice on the project Web site
• Nautical notice
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Vibration Management
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• Ongoing monitoring with seismograph in key sensitive areas If criteria set and adapted to infrastructures in question are exceeded, a warning is received and work methods are adjusted to meet the criteria
• Protective cushions used at times to dampen debris impact
shocks during demolition
• Visual assessment prior to construction and re-assessment afterwards
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Complaint Management (April 7 to May 24, 2016)
Topic
Area
Total Atwater / LaSalle Gaétan-Laberge / Wellington Nuns' Island
Closed Open Total Closed Open Total Closed Open Total
Noise 4 2 6 - 1 1 3 - 3 10
Air quality 1 - 1 - - - - - - 1
Traffic - - - - - - - -
Vibrations 2 - 2 - - - - - - 2
Brightness - - - - - - - - -
Other 3 2 5 1 - 1 2 - 2 8
Total 10 4 14 1 1 2 5 0 5 21
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Community Relations
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● Approach We are mindful of the well-being of the people who live and work nearby
We count on upstream communication to help ensure healthy cooperation and coordination
● Public information meetings: once a year
Ile-des-Sœurs : June 8 and November 5, 2015
Verdun / South-West: September 14, 2015
● Good neighbourly relations committees: every 2 months November 26, 2015
February 3, 2016
April 7, 2016
To come: June 15, 2016, and September 2016
Community Relations
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Annual meeting May 25, 2016
New Champlain Bridge Corridor Project
● Website: www.newchamplain.ca
● Newsletter: sign up online
● Email: [email protected]
● 24/7 phone line: 514-876-1020
Contact Us
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@nouv_champlain