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Liverpool Canal Link. W. Martin Clarke - Regeneration Manager. What the project is Why we’re doing it Where we’re up to BW’s track record on restorartion. The Proposal. Route to the south docks:. Without the canal link. With the canal link. Current terminus of canal.
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Liverpool Canal Link W Martin Clarke - Regeneration Manager • What the project is • Why we’re doing it • Where we’re up to • BW’s track record on restorartion
The Proposal Route to the south docks: Without the canal link With the canal link Current terminus of canal
Reasons for Developing the Liverpool Canal Link Reason 1: To promote Liverpool as a visitor destination on the canal network
Reasons for Developing the Liverpool Canal Link Reason 2: To encourage an increase in boat movements along the Leeds & Liverpool Canal (projected 4500 per annum from an existing 500)
Reasons for Developing the Liverpool Canal Link Reason 3: To animate the currently disused central docks and to enhance the south docks No more dead water
…every day should feel like a RIVER FESTIVAL kind of day. Activity, every day of the year
Reasons for Developing the Liverpool Canal Link Reason 4: To enhance the wider regeneration along the waterfront
Reasons for Developing the Liverpool Canal Link Reason 5: A catalyst for the wider regeneration of the canal corridor through Merseyside
1.Leeds & Liverpool Canal to Trafalgar Dock Description of the Development • Lock Flight • Isolation Structure • Salisbury River Lock
1. Leeds & Liverpool Canal to Trafalgar Dock 2. Central Dock Channel and Bridge • Channel • Bridge Crossing • Dredging Description of the Development
1. Leeds & Liverpool Canal to Trafalgar Dock 2. Central Dock Channel and Bridge Bridging Point Central Dock Channel
Princes Dock Lock • Causeway Bridge • Princes Dock Footbridge • Culvert at plot 7 • Dredging Description of the Development 1. Leeds & Liverpool Canal to Trafalgar Dock 2. Central Dock Channel 3. Princes Dock
Pier Head Description of the Development 1. Leeds & Liverpool Canal to Trafalgar Dock 2. Central Dock Channel 3. Princes Dock 4. Pier Head Channel
Consultation • English Heritage • Liverpool City Council • Liverpool Vision • National Museums Ltd • Mersey Travel • CABE • Environment Agency • Landowners • Other stakeholders
Funding • Funding now committed • Objective One - £7.5M • North West Development Agency - £7.5M • English Partnerships - £1.7M • British Waterways - £0.3M
Milestones • Funding secured August 2005 • Planning Consent December 2005 • Construction starts Summer 2006 • Canal link open Summer 2008
Delivery of Restoration By 2002 in North West: • Huddersfield Canal • Rochdale Canal • Ribble Link • Anderton Boat Lift Total value over £80M
Delivery of Restoration Recently secured: • Liverpool Link • Manchester, Bolton & Bury • Droitwich • Cotswolds • Montgomery Total value nearly £60M
Conclusion • Waterspace animation • Regeneration catalyst • Public realm focal point • Supported by all stakeholders • BW track record of delivery