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M1 Project (West Gate Freeway Section) Completion of cadastral and land tenure items March 2012

Learn about the completion of cadastral and land tenure items for the M1 Project(West Gate Freeway Section), including the stages of the project, progress, expected completion, and more.

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M1 Project (West Gate Freeway Section) Completion of cadastral and land tenure items March 2012

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  1. Presented by Glen Franklin M1 Project (West Gate Freeway Section) Completion of cadastral and land tenure itemsMarch 2012

  2. M1 Project (West Gate Freeway Section) • Background of the M1 Project • Stages of the project • Completion of cadastral and land tenure items • Scope the remaining items • Staging and priorities • Progress • Expected completion • Questions

  3. M1 Project (West Gate Freeway Section) Background video

  4. Background • The $1.39 billion ‘Monash-Citylink-West Gate’ M1 upgrade is the largest statefunded road project in Victoria’s history. Stretching 75km from Werribee to Narre Warren, it delivers a safe and efficient fourlane freeway that is Melbourne’s transport spine. • The project was split into four main pieces, and the 6.2km West Gate Freeway section through the CBD is relatively short in length. Yet it more than makes up for it in complexity, and an alliance of five groups delivered the project.

  5. Background (cont.) • To call this a brownfield site is a major understatement – the working parameters are tight and the existing roadways carry more than 160,000 vehicles every day. • New bridges, ramps, pillars and pavement contribute to a smoother and smarter traffic flow for the many motorists using this vital link. • Special legislation was created for the project. Schedule 5A was added to the Road Management Act 2004 that included: • Limits of the project • Acquisition of land • Surrender and Divesting of land

  6. Redevelopment Project area - LEGL plans

  7. Stages of the project

  8. West Gate Freeway section

  9. ‘Surveyors’ are required for all parts of road projects Stages of the project DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING PRE-CONSTRUCTION DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION AS BUILT Ongoing MANAGEMENT Renovate Transportation Corridor

  10. Opening Everything finished ?????

  11. Completion of cadastral and land tenure items • Items that have been completed: • Aerial Photography • Control Survey Plan • Feature surveys • Laser Scanning of structures • Acquisition Survey Plans • Notice of Acquisition gazettals • Plans of Subdivision and creation of easements • Governor in Council gazettals • etc

  12. Scope the remaining items • Complete land status and ownership search was completed. Interesting items: • Stratum titles owned by Roads Corporation • Discontinuations vested in Roads Corporation (titles still exist) • Discontinuations completed under Project Development and Construction Management Act 1994 • Temporary Railway purposes reserves where a Crown Lease has been issued • A title for 1m2 • Cancelled titles that should still exist • Multiple interests in land (and stratum) • Etc

  13. Scope the remaining items (cont) • Summary of actions was created. For example: • Show existing West Gate Freeway declaration • Show the extent of the existing Crown Leases • Field survey to confirm the new structures were located within the acquisition and proposed freeway declaration boundaries • Plans of Subdivision • Plans for Creation of Easement • Defining the surplus land that is no longer required for future road projects • Amending Crown leases to remove the acquired land • Show extent of temporary reserves to be revoked

  14. Staging and priorities

  15. Progress – Convention Centre • Normanby Road to Montague Street

  16. Progress – Convention Centre • Normanby Road to Montague Street • Pictures of the site • Survey documents/plans produced

  17. Progress – Crown Leases • Clarendon Street to Whiteman Street

  18. Progress – Crown Leases • Clarendon Street to Whiteman Street • Survey documents/plans produced

  19. Expected completion • Late 2012, depending upon the resources allocated

  20. Acknowledgements • M1 Project – West GateFreeway Alliance • Varioussurveycompanies • Office of the Surveyor General • Email: glen.franklin@roads.vic.gov.au • Phone: (03) 9854 2026 Questions / Queries

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