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Wednesday <strong>April</strong> <strong>25</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

News<br />

Six-month time frame for<br />

clock tower scaffolding<br />

• By Sarla Donovan<br />

SCAFFOLDING around<br />

the Scarborough clock<br />

tower could be there for<br />

another six months.<br />

The scaffolding was<br />

installed last month at a<br />

cost of $280 per week, but<br />

repair work is yet to begin.<br />

However, city council<br />

head of parks Brent Smith<br />

said investigation and<br />

testing had been carried<br />

out and the scaffold was<br />

required to allow this to<br />

occur.<br />

The concrete has been<br />

tested for chlorides and<br />

once results are known the<br />

scope of repair work will<br />

be finalised and put out<br />

for tender.<br />

“In addition to the concrete<br />

and tower repairs, all<br />

four clock faces and mechanisms<br />

will be removed to<br />

allow full restoration off<br />

site. We hope to remove<br />

the clock faces in May,”<br />

Mr Smith said.<br />

RESTORATION: Scaffolding around the<br />

Scarborough clock tower will stay in place until test<br />

results on the concrete come back.<br />

The scaffolding could<br />

be in place for up to six<br />

months, however, this<br />

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time frame might reduce<br />

once the concrete tests<br />

come back.<br />

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Timeball restoration<br />

may be finished by<br />

end of next month<br />

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Ms Watson said<br />

original materials had<br />

been used “as far as<br />

possible” to reinstate the<br />

tower and flag pole.<br />

The Victorian-era<br />

Timeball Station –<br />

used to signal the time<br />

to ships in Lyttelton<br />

<strong>Harbour</strong> – was damaged<br />

beyond repair in the<br />

February 22, 2011,<br />

earthquake.<br />

A full rebuild wasn’t<br />

feasible, but Heritage<br />

NZ has been overseeing<br />

the $3 million tower<br />

restoration, which<br />

started in July.<br />

It has been financed<br />

by Heritage NZ, Holcim,<br />

Landmark Inc, the<br />

Lottery Grants Board,<br />

Stout Trust, Parkinson<br />

Memorial Park Trust, the<br />

Mainland Foundation<br />

and community<br />

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