26/09/2013
Resurfacing Works For Lisburn Road
Transport Minister Danny Kennedy has announced a £320,000 resurfacing project for the Lisburn Road, Belfast.
The scheme is due to start on Monday 30 September.
The works will involve the resurfacing of the carriageway on the Lisburn Road between Ulsterville Avenue and Windsor Park and is expected to take approximately four weeks to complete.
The works on the road will be carried out in a number of stages:
Transport Minister, Danny Kennedy said: "The scheme will improve the quality of the carriageway on this busy route."
(JP/CD)
The scheme is due to start on Monday 30 September.
The works will involve the resurfacing of the carriageway on the Lisburn Road between Ulsterville Avenue and Windsor Park and is expected to take approximately four weeks to complete.
The works on the road will be carried out in a number of stages:
- Initially, work will be undertaken off-peak during the working week using lane closures. Two-way traffic flow will be maintained on the Lisburn Road.
- Overnight road closures are then programmed for four consecutive nights from Monday 7 October. A diversion route will be signed using Bradbury Place, University Road, Malone Road and Balmoral Avenue.
- Finally, work will be carried out over three weekends in October (12/13, 19/20 and 27) in order to enable the final surfacing to be laid on the carriageway. This work will be carried out using a combination of road closures and lane closures and, when appropriate, a diversion route will again be signed using Bradbury Place, University Road, Malone Road and Balmoral Avenue.
Transport Minister, Danny Kennedy said: "The scheme will improve the quality of the carriageway on this busy route."
(JP/CD)
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