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SEQ Rail Stabling Program - Woombye construction update As part of the SEQ Rail Stabling Program, Queensland Rail and CPB Contractors will be undertaking vital construction activities along the rail corridor on Friday 3 June 2016 and during the scheduled track closure of the North Coast line on Saturday 4 June and Sunday 5 June 2016. Between 12 midnight and 4am Friday 3 June 2016, Queensland Rail will be using a track machine to realign the existing track in preparation for the works undertaken as part of the scheduled track closure. The track machine is used as part of Queensland Rail’s normal maintenance program. It picks up sections of track which have moved over time, compacts the ballast underneath and replaces the track into the correct position. Works undertaken as part of the scheduled track closure will occur continuously from 4am Saturday 4 June until 2am Monday 6 June 2016, weather permitting. Works will include: Replacement of the existing rail track Removal and replacement of ballast and pavement layers at track turn-out location Concrete works for the foundations of overhead line equipment masts and signals Delivery trucks and workers’ vehicles entering the site via the corner of Old Palmwoods Road and Back Woombye Road Old Palmwoods Road Approximate location of works Back Woombye Road

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SEQ Rail Stabling Program - Woombye construction update

As part of the SEQ Rail Stabling Program, Queensland Rail and CPB Contractors will be undertaking vital construction activities along the rail corridor on Friday 3 June 2016 and during the scheduled track closure of the North Coast line on Saturday 4 June and Sunday 5 June 2016.

Between 12 midnight and 4am Friday 3 June 2016, Queensland Rail will be using a track machine to realign the existing track in preparation for the works undertaken as part of the scheduled track closure. The track machine is used as part of Queensland Rail’s normal maintenance program. It picks up sections of track which have moved over time, compacts the ballast underneath and replaces the track into the correct position.

Works undertaken as part of the scheduled track closure will occur continuously from 4am Saturday 4 June until 2am Monday 6 June 2016, weather permitting.

Works will include: Replacement of the existing rail track Removal and replacement of ballast and pavement layers at track turn-out location Concrete works for the foundations of overhead line equipment masts and signals Delivery trucks and workers’ vehicles entering the site via the corner of Old Palmwoods Road and Back

Woombye Road Use of machinery such as excavators, mobile cranes, front-end loaders, generators, track mountable

excavators, directional drilling machine, resurfacing machines and a concrete pump Use of small power tools such as drills, saws and minor vibratory equipment Mobile lighting towers to light the work areas Delivery and unloading of materials.

Back Woombye Road Approximate location of works

Old Palmwoods Road

SEQ Rail Stabling Program - Woombye construction update

Every effort will be made to keep disruption to a minimum. We appreciate your patience during the construction period and will continue to update you as work progresses.

Where can I find out more information?If you have any questions or would like to register for more information, please contact the Project Team on 1800 783 334 (free call) or [email protected]. Visit www.queenslandrail.com.au/stabling anytime for more information and updates.

Project informationThe South East Queensland (SEQ) Stabling Program involves the design and construction of new or additional train stabling facilities in four locations: Robina, Banyo, Elimbah and Woombye.

The $116 million project was announced in May 2015. The SEQ Stabling Program is part of the broader New Generation Rollingstock project that will see 75 new suburban six-car trains added to the South East Queensland City network, a 30 per cent increase of the current fleet.

CPB Contractors will design and construct the new stabling facilities to help house 75 new six-car trains which will commence services in the second half of 2016.

Pedestrian access at Woombye station will be closed for the duration of this work.

A courtesy shuttle bus will be available between 6am – 6pm, on both days, to transfer pedestrians between Keil Street and Old Back Woombye Road.