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Re: [melb] Camberwell Junction track replacement this weekend
"Jeremy de Korte" <jdekorte@one.net.au> wrote in message
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> Does this mean that they might actually get to Balaclava Junction as well
> (routes 3, 64 & 69)? That last time I saw that it was a real mess - even
worse
> than Camberwell in some places. There has been about four or five levels
of
> work on it. Last time anthing significant happened there was when they
redid
> the overheads. I also heard that they are ripping up the old connecting
tracts
> between Burke and Riversdale roads. Will this happen to redundant tracks
at
> Balaclava? I hope not. I remember using those other curves on tram
school
> excursions in the early eighties to get to activities at Caulfield Park.
I seem to remember that Alan Brown, when he was transport minister, said it
was policy to maintain the full junction for heritage reasons.
There's not actually many redundant curves - only the ones from North to
East, I believe. All the others are used during normal operations, such as
for Glenhuntly depot trams to/from East Malvern (3) and St Kilda Beach (79).
Daniel
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