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Os. Lecha – Franowo tram route (with tunnel) in Poznań

completedstage: operationaldelivered
PLN 261 million
programme budget (multi-year) · data from 2012net or gross: not recorded≈ PLN 261 million (value-by-stage, est., nominal)funding: EU funds, local government

A new tram route with a total length of over 2 km, linking the loop at os. Lecha with a new Franowo tram-and-bus loop and a new tram depot at Franowo, with an approximately 1 km section running through a tunnel (the tunnel is 1,067.2 m long, with two underground stops). The investment was one of four key Euro 2012 investments entrusted by the City of Poznań to the special-purpose vehicle Infrastruktura Euro Poznań 2012 Sp. z o.o., and was included in the government's list of Euro 2012 undertakings (Council of Ministers regulation, Journal of Laws 2007 No. 192 item 1385, item 37). The investor was the City of Poznań, represented by the Poznań Public Transport Authority (Zarząd Transportu Miejskiego w Poznaniu). The project's value was PLN 261.38 million, of which PLN 99 million was co-financing from the Wielkopolska Regional Operational Programme 2007–2013. Construction work was carried out from April 2011, and the ceremonial opening of the route and the tunnel took place on 11 August 2012.

How it went

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Deliverydelivered[1]

Timeline

  1. Construction startApr 2011
  2. Original date2012
  3. Delivery11 Aug 2012

Significance

The route linked the Rataje housing estates and retail complexes (M1, IKEA) with the city centre and the new Franowo tram depot, improving transport service in south-eastern Poznań in connection with the hosting of the UEFA EURO 2012 football championship. An approximately 1 km section of the route was routed through a 1,067.2 m long tunnel with two underground stops.

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  1. Zarząd Transportu Miejskiego w Poznaniu
    StatusDeliveryFunding
    Status · DeliveryOddanie nowej trasy tramwajowej do użytku miało miejsce 11 sierpnia 2012 roku
    FundingCzęść środków pochodziła z funduszy Unii Europejskiej i pozyskana została w ramach Wielkopolskiego Regionalnego Programu Operacyjnego.
  2. Wikipedia (pl)
    StageInvestor
    Stage11 sierpnia 2012 o 17:00 odbyła się uroczystość otwarcia tunelu
    InvestorInwestorem było Miasto Poznań, reprezentowane przez Zarząd Transportu Miejskiego
  3. Poznańskie Inwestycje Miejskie
    Construction startFunding
    Construction startkwiecień 2011 r. - sierpień 2012 r. - realizacja robót budowlanych
    FundingŹródła finansowania: Budżet Miasta Poznania
  4. PortalSamorzadowy.pl
    Cost
    CostWartość projektu wynosi 261,38 mln zł
  5. Miasto Poznań (poznan.pl)
    Original date
    Original dateCałość powinna być gotowa w pierwszym kwartale 2012 roku
  6. Prawo.pl (Dziennik Ustaw)2007
    StrategicBudowa trasy tramwajowej Os. Lecha-Franowo wraz z nową zajezdnią tramwajową na Franowie oraz przebudowa trasy tramwajowej Kórnicka-Os. Lecha-Rondo Żegrze