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ES Vol 2, CFA 25 2.6.18 The potential for a longer tunnel, moving the eastern tunnel portal to the east of the B4118 Birmingham Road, was raised at the 20th March 2013 community forum. Lengthening the tunnel would have the potential benefit of avoiding disruption to the Castle Bromwich Business Park and also not requiring the realignment of the River Tame and associated impacts on floodplain and the Park Hall nature reserve. It would, however, likely require two tunnel shafts, and would require a complicated connection with the Proposed Scheme Delta junction to the east. It has not been included in the Proposed Scheme.
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High Speed TwoWest Midlands Petition Exhibit
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BIRMINGHAM
Petition number182
Petitioner British Car Auction
LegendPhase One hybrid Bill alignment November 2013
Bored TunnelCuttingEmbankment
Retaining WallStationTunnel PortalViaduct
! British Car Auction
Hybrid Bill Limits SC-01-007
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High Speed TwoWest Midlands Petition Exhibit
Reference Drawing
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LONDON
BIRMINGHAM
Petition number182
Petitioner British Car Auction
LegendPhase One hybrid Bill alignment November 2013
Bored TunnelEmbankmentRetaining WallTunnel Portal
British Car AuctionHybrid Bill Limits
SC-02-007
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BROOKSCROFT
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ROAD
CHESTERROAD
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SPITFIREWAY
BERRANDALEROAD
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BROOKSCROFT
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High Speed TwoWest Midlands Petition Exhibit
Reference Drawing
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LONDON
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Petition number182
Petitioner British Car Auction
LegendPhase One hybrid Bill alignment November 2013
Bored TunnelEmbankmentRetaining WallTunnel Portal
British Car AuctionHybrid Bill Limits
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British Car Auction College Road, PerryBarr - Subject to planning permission
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Registered in England. Registration number 06791686. Registered office: One Canada Square, London E14 5AB.
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Petition number182
Petitioner British Car Auction
LegendPhase One hybrid Bill alignment November 2013
Bored TunnelCuttingEmbankment
Retaining WallTunnel PortalViaduct
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! Location of the petition
Hybrid Bill LimitsSC-02-007
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BCA’s Perry Barr Site –Planning History
• Substantially vacant since 2006 • Formerly used by P&O for storage and distribution of shipping
containers• Planning permission was granted by BCC for use of site for vehicle
auction ‐ approved 17 Dec 2009 – with a 3 year time limit for implementation, which expired 17 Dec 2012
• Planning permission not implemented “because of the reduced volume of sales“
• BCA reapplied for planning permission for use of site for vehicle auctions in Aug 2014. This application is currently with BCC for determination – unlikely to be determined until late Nov 2014
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BCA’s Perry Barr Site –Site Comparisons
Castle Bromwich site • 3.2 hectares • Employs circa 50 staff • Leased by BCA freehold
Kleinwort Benson• Located close to Junction 5 of
M6• Over 1,000 vehicle spaces• Approx. 6 miles from Perry Barr
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Perry Barr site • 8.3 hectares • Planning application states will
employ circa 200 staff• Freehold owned by British Car
Auctions • Located between junctions 6
and 7 of M6 • The development will create
10,285 sq m (gross) floorspace• 2,500 vehicle spaces (including
parking for customers and staff)
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HS2 Hybrid Bill impact on petitionerHybrid Bill Eastern
BromfordTunnel Portal
Removes British Car Auctions (BCA)
(displacement of 50 jobs)
Removes Hayward Industrial Estate and Bottom Ash Plant
(displacement of 170 jobs)
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Assurances offered to BCA1. Once the Bill has received Royal Assent, the Secretary of State will provide British Car Auctions with six
months’ advanced notice of entry on the property at Hayward Industrial Estate, Langley Drive, Birmingham, under section 11(1) of the Compulsory Purchase Act 1965 or section 8 of the Compulsory Purchase (Vesting Declarations) Act 1981.
2. The Secretary of State is willing to pay British Car Auctions up to 90 % of the nominated undertaker’s estimate of the compensation (including for disturbance) payable to British Car Auctions for compulsory purchase of its leasehold interest, upon service of the notice referred to in assurance (1) above. This is subject to British Car Auctions agreeing and being able to accept a charge over its leasehold interest for the amount of the compensation paid, and the amount of advance payment will be reduced to reflect the amount of any loan already secured against its interest.
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Assurances offered to BCA3. HS2 Ltd will, if required by British Car Auctions, write to Birmingham City Council as local planning authority, in support of the Petitioner’s existing planning application (2014/06133/PA) for a vehicle auction facility on their site located on the former P&O site, College Road, Perry Barr, Birmingham B6 7AT.
i. The Secretary of State will require the nominated undertaker to keep British Car Auctions updated on the progress of the Bill and likely target dates for taking possession of the property at Hayward Industrial Estate, Langley Drive, Birmingham.
ii. The Promoter will encourage the Agency service to engage proactively with British Car Auctions to assist it, as and when necessary, whilst it undertakes the search for alternative premises, to identify its requirements and plan its relocation in advance of Royal Assent;
iii. The Promoter will, in these circumstances, agree to treat the reasonable costs incurred by British Car Auctions in connection with the search for alternative premises as proper disturbance costs in British Car Auctions’ claim for compensation; and
iv. In the event that British Car Auctions shall identify suitable premises for the relocation of their business on a date prior to the date of notice, on receipt from British Car Auctions of details of those premises, the Secretary of State will confirm whether or not he/she accepts that those premises provide a reasonable basis for British Car Auctions’ claim for compensation under Rule 6 of the Land Compensation Rules 1961.
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BCA’s option to move the alignment North 100m
Avoids the loss of units in Castle Bromwich Business Park and displacement of 220 jobs
Loss of approximately 136 residential dwellings
Reduced distance to residential properties, community facilities would likely significantly increase construction and operational
noise and vibration impacts in Castle Vale
Loss of community facilities inc, a large portion of Farnborough Road Park playing fields, Berwood
Court Care Home and Air Cadets Unit
Avoids isolation and amenity effects on
residents of the Gypsy and Traveller site
No permanent realignment of River Tame and reduced impact on Park Hall
floodplain
Additional construction transport impact of using residential roads in Castle Vale
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BCA’s option to move the alignment South 100m
Avoids BCA and Hayward Industrial Estate
Loss of businesses in southern area of Business Park including the displacement of 377 jobs
Gypsy and Travellers site in Castle Bromwich Business Park would now be permanently lost
Interference with hydraulic continuity of river and
groundwater
New cutting severs access from Tameside Drive disturbing businesses during
construction of diversion
Reduced construction noise effects on Castle Vale
Potential increased flood risk as River Tame would be channelled between M6 on embankment and Proposed
Scheme flood protection
Increased risk of clash with M6 viaduct or BromfordTower piling
Additional land for flood compensation may be needed –potentially within
sewage sludge beds to north
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BCA’s option to extend the tunnel East 500m (Additional £37.0m)
Additional land for flood compensation may be
needed – potentially within sewage sludge beds to north.
Access required through Midpoint Way
Avoids the loss of units in Castle Bromwich Business Park and avoids displacement of 205 jobs
New ventilation shaft required off Bromford Drive + land take +
additional construction and permanent impacts
Reduced construction impacts on Castle Vale and remaining units in Castle Bromwich Business Park
Diversion of Plants Brook and Dunlop Channel under NR lines
takes additional land and adds risk
Interference with hydraulic continuity of river and groundwater together with link with floodplain and habitats
Potential increased flood risk due to land take associated with tunnel portal and cutting
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Additional cost breakdown for BCA’s option to extend the tunnel East 500m
Land and Property £‐1.87m
Engineering (Total) £36.97m
Tunnels £28.89m
Civil Eng £0.68m
Railway systems £7.4 m
Indirect Cost £5.59m
ECP/VE £‐3.93m
Total £37.00m
* BCA’s options to move the alignment North 100m or South 100m have not been costed* ECP = Efficiency Challenge Programme. VE = Value Engineering
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CFA option to extend the tunnel
to Delta Junction (+2.65km)
Cost Breakdown
Land and Property £-20.45m
Engineering (Total) £90.70m
Tunnels £134.00m
Civil Eng £-62.50m
Railway systems £19.20m
Indirect Cost £13.12m
ECP/VE £-8.12m
Total £76.00m
* ECP = Efficiency Challenge Program. VE = Value Engineering
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BCA Bedford
BCA Enfield
BCA Paddock Wood
Distance from BCA Bedford BCA Enfield : 58 miles BCA Blackbushe :77 miles BCA Paddock Wood : 100 miles
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HOUSE OF COMMONS SELECT COMMITTEE HIGH SPEED RAIL (LONDON - WEST MIDLANDS) BILL PROMOTER’S RESPONSE TO PETITION OF:
British Car Auctions Limited
PETITION NO:
182
PARAGRAPH NO:
10-11
ISSUE RAISED:
Alternative proposals
PETITION PARAGRAPH:
10. In short, the Petitioner objects to the currently proposed location of the route of the railway and the associated works and hereby requests that the route of the railway in this location is either (a) moved 100 metres to the north of the Petitioner's land; (b) moved 100 metres to the south of the Petitioner's land; or (c) if the route of the railway line as proposed in the Notice is not moved laterally then it should be tunnelled to a suitable depth under the Property. 11. In particular the Petitioner notes that the proposed railway is to be tunnelled at the Bromford Tunnel East Portal which is to the west of the Petitioners land which lies roughly between this point and east of Castle Bromwich Court. The Petitioner requests that tunnelling commences at a location approximately 500 metres to the east of the currently proposed Bromford Tunnel East Portal. This would prevent the necessity for the compulsory acquisition of the Property and other land on the adjacent industrial estate. This in its self will substantially reduce any compensation claim by the Petitioner (and others) under the terms of the bill in respect of the compulsory acquisition of the Petitioners property and the permanent relocation of the business elsewhere. Due to the nature of the business and the type of replacement facility that will be needed, a compensation claim may run into several million pounds.
PROMOTER’S RESPONSE: 1. In January 2012 the HS2 scheme was announced by the Secretary of State for Transport. At that time there was an above ground alignment through Castle Bromwich Business Park under the elevated M6 through Bromford, requiring extensive works particularly to A452 Chester Road, A4040 Bromford Lane and River Tame realignment. 2. As stated in the Environmental Statement, Volume 2, CFA25, Section 2.6.14, the following options were considered for this section of the route:
• Option 1 (Surface Option): the January 2012 announced scheme beneath M6 viaduct, but with a concrete cover to the Proposed Scheme to allow maintenance of the M6 elevated
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viaduct above; • Option 2 (Surface Option): the January 2012 announced scheme but within a new
combined HS2/M6 viaduct structure; • Option 3: the Proposed Scheme (tunnel); • Option 4 (Surface Option): crossing the M6 further east, passing through Castle Bromwich
Business Park and running the route parallel to the M6 through Bromford; • Option 5 (Surface Option): crossing the M6 further east, opposite the Park Hall nature
reserve, passing south of Castle Bromwich Business Park and running the route parallel to and south of the M6 through Bromford; and
• Option 6 (Surface Option): use the classic rail infrastructure corridor.
3. The tunnel option would avoid any major works or disruption beneath the M6 viaduct and also there is no need to move the River Tame south (from under the M6), which would have resulted in the loss of community facilities, open space and play areas. This option also avoids substantial relocation of National Grid overhead power lines and pylons. The proposed tunnel will also no longer require any major highway works in this area, which would have significantly impacted the local businesses and traffic. 4. The lengthening of the tunnel may have the potential of avoiding disruption to the Castle Bromwich Business Park. However, such an extension would require extensive works to re-configure the connection with the Proposed Scheme’s delta junction to the east and would also likely require the construction of two further tunnel shafts. The Promoter concluded that, on balance, the net additional costs of an extended tunnel option would be likely to outweigh any net benefits of the proposal. Therefore, it has not been included in the Proposed Scheme.
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