The London Underground (Northern Line Extension) Order 2014

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SCHEDULE 1E+W+SSCHEDULED WORKS

• In the London Boroughs of Southwark and Lambeth

  • Work No. 1 — A railway 975 metres in length located in a single bored tunnel structure. The railway commences at a step-plate junction with the London Underground Northern line at a point below De Laune Street and Kennington Park Road 80 metres north-east along De Laune Street from the junction with Harmsworth Street and terminates at a point below Claylands Road 9 metres south-east along Claylands Road from the junction with Trigon Road. The route crosses beneath Harmsworth Street and Kennington Park Place before continuing beneath Kennington Park. The route then crosses beneath Brixton Road, Camberwell Road and Kennington Park Road, terminating at Claylands Road.

  • Work No. 1 includes a temporary gallery tunnel for the construction by the spray concrete lining method of Work No. 1 from Kennington Park to the step-plate junction. This single temporary tunnel commences at a point beneath De Laune Street 92 metres north-east from the junction between De Laune Street and Harmsworth Street and terminates at a point beneath the north-east corner of Kennington Park at Kennington Park Place.

• In the London Borough of Lambeth

  • Work No. 2 — A railway 848 metres in length located in a single bored tunnel structure. The railway commences at a step-plate junction with the London Underground Northern line at a point below Cleaver Square, Radcot Street and Kennington Park Road 31 metres south-east and 39 metres north-east from the junction of Radcot Street and Methley Street and terminates at a point 20 metres north-east of Claylands Road. The route crosses beneath Radcot Street, Ravensdon Street and Kennington Road before passing beneath Kennington Green, Clayton Street, Bowling Green Street and Kennington Oval (Road) and then terminates near Claylands Road.

  • Work No. 2 includes a temporary gallery tunnel for the construction by the spray concrete lining method of Work No. 2 from Kennington Green to the step-plate junction. This single temporary tunnel commences at a point beneath Cleaver Square 51 metres north-east and 13 metres south-east from the junction of Radcot Street and Methley Street and terminates at a point beneath the south corner of Kennington Green.

• In the London Boroughs of Lambeth and Wandsworth

  • Work No. 3 — A railway 2,300 metres in length located in two parallel bored tunnel structures, including a number of cross-passages (incorporating pump stations in some cases) between the tunnel structures. The railway commences at a point 20 metres north-east of Claylands Road and terminates at a point beneath Prince of Wales Drive 49 metres north-west of Battersea Park Road. The work includes two new stations: Nine Elms station is to be constructed on land adjacent to the north side of Pascal Street and Battersea station is to be constructed on land north of Battersea Park Road and south of the disused Battersea Power Station. The stations include two ventilation shafts each, that may extend to a height of 71 metres above Ordnance Datum at Nine Elms and 60.5 metres above Ordnance Datum at Battersea through future commercial developments above the stations or, in the absence of these, to a height of 9.5 metres and 11.6 metres above Ordnance Datum for the two ventilation shafts at Nine Elms and 14.49 metres and 19.3 metres above Ordnance Datum for the two ventilation shafts at Battersea.

  • From Claylands Road the route westwards crosses beneath Cottingham Road, Fentiman Road, Meadow Road, Old South Lambeth Road, South Lambeth Road, Wilcox Road and Wandsworth Road and is approximately parallel to Pascal Street at Nine Elms station. From Nine Elms station the route continues westwards beneath parts of New Covent Garden Market, a railway viaduct, Nine Elms Lane, Cringle Street, Kirtling Street and is parallel to Battersea Park Road at Battersea station. From Battersea station the route crosses beneath two further existing railways and the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, terminating at a point beneath Prince of Wales Drive.

• In the London Boroughs of Southwark and Lambeth

  • Work No. 4a — A cross-passage between the London Underground Northern line southbound platform tunnels at Kennington station located beneath Kennington Park Road 41 metres north-east from the junction with Kennings Way.

  • Work No. 4b — A cross-passage between the London Underground Northern line southbound platform tunnels at Kennington station located beneath Kennington Park Road 109 metres north-east from the junction with Kennings Way.

  • Work No. 4c — A cross-passage between the London Underground Northern line northbound platform tunnels at Kennington station located beneath Kennington Park Road 92 metres north-east from the junction with Kennings Way.

  • Work No. 4d — A cross-passage between the London Underground Northern line northbound platform tunnels at Kennington station located beneath Kennington Park Road 39 metres north-east from the junction with Kennings Way.

• In the London Borough of Lambeth

  • Work No. 7 — A ventilation and intervention shaft located above Work No. 1 in Kennington Park on the corner of Kennington Park Place and St. Agnes Place including an underground connecting adit, a substation and a head house.

  • Work No. 8 — A ventilation and intervention shaft located above Work No. 2 in Kennington Green including an underground connecting adit and a head house located on land at the corner of Kennington Road and Montford Place within the gin distillery.

• In the London Borough of Wandsworth

  • Work No. 9 — A temporary road 65 metres in length commencing at its junction with Battersea Park Road before crossing Work No. 3 at the Battersea station site. The temporary road is located 20 metres west of Savona Street.

  • Work No. 10 — A temporary conveyor belt 420 metres in length with a side branch of 30 metres to a loading hopper, commencing at a point 68 metres north of Battersea Park Road, located within land adjacent to the former Battersea Power Station, and terminating at the eastern end of the existing Battersea Power Station jetty in the River Thames, including a temporary access road, temporary access onto the jetty and a temporary loading conveyor along the length of the jetty together with such temporary or permanent modifications to the jetty and its cranes (including their temporary removal if necessary) as may be required to facilitate the loading of barges and dredging of the River Thames to permit the loading of excavated material onto barges moored alongside the jetty.