Works Yanchep Rail Extension

Alkimos and Butler

Standard work hours are Monday to Saturday, 7am–7pm, and any out-of-hours works are indicated below. All works will follow approved noise and traffic management plans, and every effort will be made to minimise impacts. For questions about project works, please email info@metronet.wa.gov.au or call the METRONET Info Line 24/7 on 9326 3666.

Out-of-hours works will be conducted at Alkimos, Eglinton and Yanchep stations, precincts, within the rail corridor and outside in surrounding areas, and at stockpiles from Monday to Sunday, 7pm – 7am until September 2024. Works include various rail completion and testing works, finishing works including landscaping, placement of topsoil and mulch, road works involving asphalting, kerbing, sealing and completing road, footpaths, access ways and car parks, preparation of shared paths, minor civils works, installation of signage, barriers and fencing, and earthmoving. There may be an increase in noise and vibration, heavy plant and equipment, and light vehicle traffic in areas including the use of residential streets. All works will follow approved noise and out-of-hours management plans and regular water carts will be operating to manage dust. There may be intermittent lane and road closures to facilitate works.


Butler Station to Romeo Road

Butler Station 

Out-of-hours works will be carried out at the Butler Station until September 2024. Works will include the construction of emergency services stairs into the rail corridor, installation of noise walls and completion works within the rail corridor and areas surrounding the station. 

Until mid-2024, the Butler Station bus bay will be temporarily closed to facilitate cranes lifting precast footing, stairs and handrails into the corridor for access works. Work vehicles, trucks and machinery will be active in the area and follow approved traffic management plans. Concrete pours will be needed for foundations. There may be an increase in noise, dust and vibration with compactions works required.

Noise wall works continue to be constructed and commuters could expect a reduction in parking areas close to station entrance to provide a safe working distance between works and live traffic. Commuters should access the overspill parking bays located on the eastern side of Doncaster Grange.


Intermittent Lane closures (ongoing)

Intermittent lane closures will be in place to conduct completion works across the project including footpath reinstatement, utility works and minor earth works including emergency access into the rail corridor and the construction of limestone walls. Lane closures are likely to include Santorini Promenade, Duerden Street, Werner Street, Chesham Rise, Charlbury Drive, Halesworth Parade and Vike Lane to provide a safe working distance between works and live traffic.


Noise walls (ongoing)

Until mid-2024, works will continue along Werner Street and Duerden Street to construct a limestone noise wall. There will be intermittent road closures with traffic management in place and detours where required. Work vehicles, trucks and machinery will be active in the area and follow approved traffic management plans. There may be an increase in noise and dust during the installation of walls.
Ongoing finishing works will continue on Chesham Rise Property access will be maintained at all times however parking along the eastern verge may continue to be unavailable.

Earth works and finishing works (ongoing) 

Until mid2024, there will be works on the verges of Chesham Rise, Charlbury Drive, Amble Grove, Werner Street, Duerden Street, Jeresh Lane, Vike Lane and Halesworth Parade, to reinstate footpaths, install traffic barriers, signage and place topsoil, mulch and landscaping where required. Intermittent lane closures or road closures will be required to complete works. Water carts and street sweepers will be used to manage dust.


Road Closure

Until 10 July 2024, completion works along Chesham Rise will require a temporary road closure between Dixie Way and Jerash Lane as the team works southward to reinstate the footpath and complete finishing works in the area. The road will be closed and detours in place. Traffic management will be on site. 


Rail

There will be continuous rail works within the rail corridor and surrounding areas from Butler Station to Yanchep Station. There may be interruptions to passenger services from Butler Station.

Until mid-2024, out-of-hours rail commissioning and testing works will be conducted. Works may include track, signalling, communications, installations of rail infrastructure and overhead line equipment. Both compaction and test trains will be operating. The majority of works will be conducted during standard working hours, however out-of-hours works including night works are required.  


Romeo Road to Shorehaven Estate

Completion Works

Until mid-2024, there will be out-of-hours completion works Monday to Sunday from 7pm to 7am. Works include various rail completion and testing works, finishing works including landscaping, placement of topsoil and mulch, road works involving asphalting, kerbing, sealing and completing roads, footpaths, access ways, car parks, minor civils worksinstallation of signage, barriers and fencing, and earthmoving. There may be an increase in noise and vibration, heavy plant and equipment, and light vehicle traffic in areas including the use of residential streets.

Intermittent lane closures will be required to complete works and water carts and street sweepers will be used to manage dust.


Noise walls (ongoing) 

Until September 2024, there may be intermittent road or lane closures and an increase in noise during works to install or conduct completion works to noise walls on both sides of the rail corridor at Maroon Avenue and Buchanan Avenue, between Bluewater Drive and Bainbridge Avenue.


Rail

There will be continuous rail works within the rail corridor and surrounding areas from Butler Station to Yanchep Station. There may be interruptions to passenger services from Butler Station.

Until mid-2024, out-of-hours rail commissioning and testing works will be conducted. Works may include track, signalling, communications, installations of rail infrastructure and overhead line equipment. Both compaction and test trains will be operating. The majority of works will be conducted during standard working hours; however, of-hours works including night works are required


Bainbridge Avenue and Buchanan Avenue Alkimos (until May 2024)

Road closures (ongoing)

Until mid-2024, there could be ongoing road closures from Bainbridge Avenue between Buchanan Avenue and Decatur Street, and Buchanan Avenue between Cushing Road and Bainbridge Avenue to enable site access to complete noise walls, paint walls, install barriers, conduct landscaping and conduct completion works.

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Alkimos Vista

Noise walls (until early-2024)

Until August 2024, works will be underway to construct a limestone noise wall along Masterpiece Boulevard. The southbound lane along Masterpiece Boulevard will be closed with intermittent closures from the roundabout at Picasso Promenade north to Sketch Street.

Work vehicles, trucks and machinery will enter the area from Marmion Avenue on to Picasso Promenade. There may be an increase in noise, dust and vibration during the installation of walls. Traffic management will be in place and detours where required. 

Eglinton

Standard work hours are Monday to Saturday, 7am–7pm, and any out-of-hours works are indicated below. All works will follow approved noise and traffic management plans, and every effort will be made to minimise impacts. For questions about project works, please email info@metronet.wa.gov.au or call the METRONET Info Line 24/7 on 9326 3666. 

Out-of-hours works will be conducted at Alkimos, Eglinton and Yanchep stations, precincts within the rail corridor and outside in surrounding areas, and at stockpiles from Monday to Sunday, 7pm – 7am until September 2024. Works include various rail completion and testing works, finishing works including landscaping, placement of topsoil and mulch, road works involving asphalting, kerbing, sealing and completing road, footpaths, access ways and car parks, preparation of shared paths, minor civils worksinstallation of signage, barriers and fencing, and earthmoving. There may be an increase in noise and vibration, heavy plant and equipment, and light vehicle traffic in areas including the use of residential streets. All works will follow approved noise and out-of-hours management plans and regular water carts will be operating to manage dust. There may be intermittent lane and road closures to facilitate works.


Shorehaven Estate to Allara Estate

Until mid-2024, there will be out-of-hours completion works Monday to Sunday from 7pm to 7am.

Works include various rail completion and testing works, finishing works including landscaping, placement of topsoil and mulch, road works involving asphalting, kerbing, sealing and completing roads, footpaths, access ways, car parks, minor civils works, installation of signage, barriers and fencing, and earthmoving. There may be an increase in noise and vibration, heavy plant and equipment, and light vehicle traffic in areas including the use of residential streets. 


Pipidinny Road 

There will be a short-term road closure of Pipidinny Road from 24 June to 13 July. The closure will enable the completion of road surfacing and verge works, installation of road markings, signage, kerbs, driveways, clearing of aeras of emergency access tracks, and completion of safety barriers. There will be an increase in noise, dust and vibration with large equipment required to conduct earth works.

The closure will be 24/7 with access maintained for local residents between Beonaddy Road and Wanneroo Road.

Traffic management will be in place and electronic signs on approach to closures. Detours are available through to Marmion Avenue via Romeo Road and Yanchep Beach Road.

Following this closure, there may be ongoing traffic management in place along Pipidinny Road from Marmion Avenue. Traffic management is required to facilitate completion works to the Eglinton Station precinct. 


Wanneroo Road Lane Closure 

There will be a lane closure on Wanneroo Road, near the intersection of Pipidinny Road, from 8-10 July between 7pm and 4am for the installation of Eglinton Station signs. Traffic Management will ensure local resident access is maintained.


Rail

There will be continuous rail works within the rail corridor and surrounding areas from Butler Station to Yanchep Station. There may be interruptions to passenger services from Butler Station.

Until mid-2024, out-of-hours rail commissioning and testing works will be conducted. Works may include track, signalling, communications, installations of rail infrastructure and overhead line equipment. Both compaction and test trains will be operating. The majority of works will be conducted during standard working hours, however out-of-hours works including night works are required

Yanchep

Standard work hours are Monday to Saturday, 7am–7pm, and any out-of-hours works are indicated below. All works will follow approved noise and traffic management plans, and every effort will be made to minimise impacts. For questions about project works, please email info@metronet.wa.gov.au or call the METRONET Info Line 24/7 on 9326 3666. 

Out-of-hours works will be conducted at Alkimos, Eglinton and Yanchep stations, precincts, within the rail corridor and outside in surrounding areas, and at stockpiles from Monday to Sunday, 7pm – 7am until September 2024. Works include various rail completion and testing works, finishing works including landscaping, placement of topsoil and mulch, road works involving asphalting, kerbing, sealing and completing road, footpaths, access ways and car parks, preparation of shared paths, minor civils works, installation of signage, barriers and fencing, and earthmoving. There may be an increase in noise and vibration, heavy plant and equipment, and light vehicle traffic in areas including the use of residential streets. All works will follow approved noise and out-of-hours management plans and regular water carts will be operating to manage dust. There may be intermittent lane and road closures to facilitate works.


Lane Closure - Yanchep Beach Road 

Intermittent lane closures to the west and east bound lanes on Yanchep Beach Road are expected to continue until mid-2024. Speed will be reduced and traffic management in place. Closures will facilitate completion works to the bus stop, road, footpath, verge and may also include utility, barrier, signage and fencing finishing works.

There may be an increase in odour, dust, noise and vibration. Water carts and street sweepers will be deployed to minimise dust when required. 


Jindowie Estate to Yanchep Beach Road

Completion works

Until mid-2024, there will be out-of-hours completion works Monday to Sunday from 7pm to 7am.Works include various rail completion and testing works, finishing works including landscaping, placement of topsoil and mulch, road works involving asphalting, kerbing, sealing and completing roads, footpaths, access ways, car parks, minor civils works, installation of signage, barriers and fencing, and earthmoving. There may be an increase in noise and vibration, heavy plant and equipment, and light vehicle traffic in areas including the use of residential streets.

Intermittent lane closures may be required to complete works and water carts will be used to manage dust.


Noise walls (until early-2024)

Ongoing intermittent road and lane closures to complete noise wall, civil works including footpath reinstatement, road works, barriers, access ways and various other finishing works are expected on both sides of the rail corridor along Bulburin Parade, Barakee Entrance, Cocoparra Parkway and Abercrombie Avenue. Traffic management will be in place.


Earth works (ongoing)

Until mid-2024, ongoing completion works are expected near Bulburin Parade, Barakee Entrance, Cocoparra Parkway, Abercrombie Avenue and Yanchep Beach Road to reinstate footpaths, install traffic barriers and place topsoil and mulch. Intermittent lane closures will be required to complete works. Water carts and street sweepers will be used to manage dust.  There could be an increase in dust, noise and vibration during footpath reinstatement works.


Pre-cast yard (ongoing)

Until mid-2024, the concrete pre-cast yard established on the corner of Blackwood Meander and Bulburin Parade will be removed. Heavy equipment and vehicles remove all material from site.


Rail

There will be continuous rail works within the rail corridor and surrounding areas from Butler Station to Yanchep Station. There may be interruptions to passenger services from Butler Station.

Until mid-2024, out-of-hours rail commissioning and testing works will be conducted. Works may include track, signalling, communications, installations of rail infrastructure and overhead line equipment. Both compaction and test trains will be operating. The majority of works will be conducted during standard working hours, however out-of-hours works including night works are required


Yanchep Beach Road to Toreopango Avenue

Wall construction (ongoing)

Public Comment Period for Capilana Avenue Linestone Wall Installation 

From 27 June until 11 July 2024, a public comment period will be undertaken by the City of Wanneroo to facilitate a northbound lane closure to install limestone walls along the rail line on Capilano Avenue, between Broadgate Boulevard and Capilano Avenue. The lane closure is to provide a safe working distance between excavations and live traffic.

If approved, works will be carried out until September 2024. Work vehicles, trucks and machinery will enter the area from the rail corridor at Capilano Avenue and from Yanchep Beach Road via Spinnaker Park.

Eligible homeowners may submit feedback to the City of Wanneroo writing to the City of Wanneroo at Locked Bag 1, Wanneroo WA 6945, or emailing traffic@wanneroo.wa.gov.au


Earth works (ongoing)

Until mid-2024, works may be carried out to footpaths, roads, access and entry ways, and verges including placement of topsoil and mulch on near Capilano Avenue and Intempo Place. Intermittent lane closures will may be required to complete works.


Yanchep Beach Road (ongoing)

Intermittent lane closures to the west and east bound lanes on Yanchep Beach Road are expected to continue until mid-2024. Speed will be reduced and traffic management in place. Closures will facilitate completion works to the bus stop, road, footpath, verge and may also include utility, barrier, signage and fencing finishing works.

There may be an increase in odour, dust, noise and vibration. Water carts and street sweepers will be deployed to minimise dust when required. 


Booderee Road (ongoing)

The intersection of Booderee Road and Yanchep Beach Road will be closed until Mid-2024.  The purpose of the closure is to enable the construction of a slip lane and works to Yanchep Beach Road.


Rail

There will be continuous rail works within the rail corridor and surrounding areas from Butler Station to Yanchep Station. There may be interruptions to passenger services from Butler Station.

Until mid-2024, out-of-hours rail commissioning and testing works will be conducted. Works may include track, signalling, communications, installations of rail infrastructure and overhead line equipment. Both compaction and test trains will be operating. The majority of works will be conducted during standard working hours, however out-of-hours works including night works are required

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