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“ We ’ re very conscious that , whilst we were building new infrastructure , we wanted to recognise and look back and reflect on the past that ’ d come before us ”
— Brett Summers
Project Director , Caulfield to Dandenong at Level Crossing Removal Authority made their lives easier to get from point A to point B .” Social inclusion is a very strong policy at the Level Crossing Removal Project , and something the program is extremely proud of .
Whether it ’ s consulting train drivers and the end operators on the line about signal designs , helping veterans out with a job in the construction industry , or helping local underprivileged families , Summers says : “ With every dollar that we spent on this project , we tried to always find a way that we could return some benefit to the community .”
Sustainability and world ’ s best-practice is also something that was at the forefront of everything the project did . From installing solar panels to using the wood from original stations to make seats and playgrounds scattering the corridor , to restoring station buildings – it worked with the Chisholm Institute
of TAFE to restore the original heritagelisted Clayton station building – Summers
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