Still digging as underpasses begin

September will see John Holland continuing construction of the new vehicle underpass and Euroa Station Precinct upgrades. Work being done: • Piling and formwork for the new Handbury Street pedestrian underpass, new station platform, lift shafts, and Anderson Street vehicle underpass on the northern side of the rail corridor • Construction and formation for new western rail track • Construction of culvert and drainage • Construction of new rail bridge at the northern end of project site • Underground utility relocation in Anderson, Frost, and Handbury Streets • Approved vegetation removal • Deliveries of construction materials. What can be expected: • Works 7am-6pm Monday to Friday and 7am-1pm Saturdays • A small section of Frost Street will be closed for approximately one week for utility relocation; resident access will be maintained • Continued closure of Frost Street underpass with a pedestrian detour via the station platform • All train services continuing via the eastern platform (Platform 1) • Nearby residents may experience some noise and vibration. How John Holland is managing impacts: • Traffic management and reduced road speeds • Wayfinding signage along pedestrian detour • Environmental controls will be in place. Machinery used: Cranes, piling rigs, excavators, trucks, non-destructive digging trucks, earthmoving plant, compaction roller, cranes, jack hammers, and workers using hand tools and survey equipment. Cancellation or extension of works: Works can sometimes take longer than anticipated or can be cancelled at short notice and rescheduled. Should this occur, impacted residents will be notified. Talk to the team: For any concerns, enquiries, or to book an appointment to talk to one of our team about these works, phone 1800 732 761, email inlandrailvic@inlandrail.com.au or visit Inland Rail’s shopfront at 46-50 Binney Street, Tuesdays at 10am-2pm.

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