City of Vernier - Requalification of Chemin du Coin-de-Terre and separation of the sanitation networks in the sector extended to Avenue de Crozet - Renewal of GIS networks
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Description & Project Overview
The project concerns the perimeter of Chemin du Coin-de-Terre (North and South) and Avenue de Crozet, on the territory of the City of Vernier. It is part of a constrained urban context, marked by the superposition of infrastructure projects, requalification of public space and recent real estate developments or those currently under study. The planned work aims to separate the sewerage network, renew and adapt the GIS networks (drinking water, gas and electricity), as well as the complete requalification of Chemin du Coin-de-Terre Nord, including the repair of surfaces and surface developments. Occasional interventions on Avenue de Crozet, in particular a potential reprofiling of the asphalt on Crozet Est, are also part of the scope of the project. The project is in parallel with ongoing structuring work on the Route des Franchises and Avenue Edmond-Vaucher (City of Geneva), which requires close coordination of phasing, hydraulic outlets and network operating conditions. The scope of the work is directly affected by several riverside real estate projects, which reinforce the constraints of access, circulation and maintenance of services throughout the construction site: • The Saint-Pie X project, recently delivered and completed, is fully affected by the project and participates in surface development; • The FPLM project, currently under study, generates sensitive technical interfaces, particularly in terms of access, networks and temporary structures near the underground car park. These projects involve the permanent maintenance of access, fine coordination of interventions and the implementation of temporary works (water, gas, electricity) in order to guarantee the continuity of services throughout the duration of the work. The project pursues the following objectives: Modernize and make underground networks more reliable by separating EU/EP and renewing