Acton Storm Tanks Community Liaison Working Group 15 May 2018
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Acton Storm Tanks Community Liaison Working Group 15 May 2018
Acton Storm Tanks
Acton Storm Tanks
Overview
Acton Storm Tanks is an existing Thames
Water pumping station and storm water
tanks site.
Acton Storm Tanks
The site will be used to receive the main Site
tunnel from Carnwath Road Riverside as
well as intercept the existing Acton Storm
Relief combined sewer overflow.
The Problem:
At this location, in a typical year, there would
be 29 discharges of untreated sewage with
a volume of about 312,000 tonnes into the
tidal River Thames.
The Solution:
Our Acton Storm Tanks site will control the
discharges from Acton Storm Relief
combined sewer overflow. When the tunnel
is in operation it is expected that no
discharges will occur.
Current operation
Acton Storm Tanksat Acton Storm Tanks
Storm flows overflow the weir
Tanks 5 & 6 occasionally used for
extra storage
6
5 Distribution channel directs flow
to tanks 3 & 4
4
3
Stamford Brook Sewer fills
up during a storm
2
Distribution channel directs flow 1
to tanks 1 & 2
When 4 tanks full pumps return flow to
Stamford Brook Sewer
Acton Storm Tanks What we are doing
Acton Storm Tanks Timeline Project Duration: BMB officially took possession of site on 13th November 2017. The project will take approximately four years to complete.
Acton Storm Tanks
Last 3 Months Site Perimeter
Hoarding Installation
Continues
Footpath Widening
& Permanent
Access Installation Remove Temporary
is on-going Welfare & Office Facility
Install Temporary
Decommission Drainage & Hardstanding
Existing Sewer &
Install Sheet Piling
Storm Tank 5 & 6 Decommissioning:
• Strip-out of electrical & mechanical items
• Removal of surface infrastructure
• Preparation for demolition
Works not yet
commenced
Commissioning of Permanent
Works complete or
Welfare & Office Facility, ongoing
currently partially occupied
Acton Storm Tanks
Last 3 Months – Storm Tank Decommissioning
Removal of electrical and mechanical infrastructure
Acton Storm Tanks
Last 3 Months – Storm Tank Decommissioning
Removal of electrical and mechanical infrastructure
Acton Storm Tanks
Last 3 Months – Canham Road Footpath Works
SSE Cable Lowering LBE Footpath WideningActon Storm Tanks
Next 3 Months Site Perimeter
Hoarding Installation
Continues
Complete Footpath
Widening &
Permanent Access Remove Temporary
Installation Welfare & Office Facility
Complete Installation of
Decommission Existing Temporary Drainage &
Sewer & Install Sheet Piling Hardstanding
Demolition of Storm
Tanks 5 & 6BMB Predicted and Actual Vehicle Movements:
February 2018 – April 2018Movements: Sept to
Dec 2017
Vehicle Movements (Monthly Daily Average)
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
Feb-18 Mar-18 Apr-18
Predicted ActualBMB Predicted Vehicle Movement Forecast :
May - September 2018 Movements: Sept to Dec
2017
Predicted Forecast Vehicle Movements
May - September 2018
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
May-18 Jun-18 Jul-18 Aug-18 Sep-18S61 Summary – Acton Storm Tanks
Acton Storm Tanks- Site Plan with Noise and Air
Quality Monitor locations
• No exceedance of the DCO • No exceedance of the Mayor of
set noise level of 75db London recommended alert
levelMuster point location A designated assembly point has been agreed for a place where our staff have been told to wait after evacuating a building in the event of a fire alarm or other emergency. The muster point is located at the large open area of pavement on Warple Way next to Tesla Court.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Update - Community Engagement and Complaints
• 1x Information notices sent out since last meeting
1 x Site Entrance and Footpath Widening
• Four complaints received since last meeting
Two complaints were in regard to ‘Noise arising from a
generator’ – Advised the residents we have replaced the
temporary generator with permanent .
One complaint was regarding to ‘noise at night’– Advised
resident no 24 hour works taking place at our worksite. Residents
address was also closer to Turnham Green underground station.
One complaint was regarding ‘breaking out works’– Advised
resident that no breaking out works were taking place but we were
excavating the drainage run in the way of the hoarding line.
Ongoing liaison with resident.
• All other enquiries have been responded to within 24 hours (where possible)
Call: 08000 30 80 80
Email: helpdesk@tideway.london
Write to: Freepost TIDEWAYCommunity Engagement Community Investment Update Following feedback received from a local resident at a previous CLWG, we have recently carried out STEM session to Southfield Primary School where a presentation was given to over 200 students.
HOW TO MAKE A CLAIM IF YOU ARE AFFECTED BY
TIDEWAY’S WORK
Who do I go to for advice?
• Independent Advisory Service (IAS) Helpline for independent advice:
0800 917 8845 or info@tidewayias.co.uk
• Tideway’s Compensation Officer, Louise Davis, for personal assistance
and advice: via Tideway Helpdesk 08000 30 80 80 or
helpdesk@tideway.london or direct 07971 077165 or
louise.davis@tideway.london
How do I submit my claim?
• Louise can submit your claim to the Independent Compensation Panel
(ICP) on your behalf, or
• You can submit your claim direct to the ICP: admin@tidewayicp.london
• The IAS can send you a claim form, or you can download a claim form off
the Tideway website: www.tideway.london/help-advice/compensation-
information/Independent-Compensation-Panel
20Acton Storm Tanks Indicative Landscape Plan
Parking suspensions and waiting restrictions as
per DCO
• Several sections of parking suspensions and waiting
restrictions are required to enable access for larger
HGVs to the site. London Borough of Ealing have
begun the implementation of these.
• Vehicle swept path analysis was been carried out
during the DCO process to determine where these
were required.You can also read
