The City of Cape Town is set to commence with the resurfacing of various roads in Belhar on Wednesday, 26 October 2022. Residents can expect the works to continue until Wednesday, 16 November 2022, pending unforeseen delays and inclement weather.
\nThe work is planned to take place on weekdays only, from 07:30 to 17:00 to limit the impact on road users.
\nThe following roads will undergo upgrades:
\nRoad section:\tFrom:\tTo:
\nHerschel\tEdison\tStanford
\nGalileo\tHerschel\tPriestley
\nMarconi\tGalileo\tHerschel
\nMorse Close\tHerschel\tEnd
\nNewton\tGalileo\tHerschel
\nNobel\tGalileo\tHerschel
\nPascal\tGalileo\tHerschel
\nPerkins\tGalileo\tHerschel
\nPriestley\tGalileo\tPerkins
\nOpera\tEnd\tTambourine
\nTambourine\tTrumpet\tSonata
\nOboe\tEnd\tTambourine
\nTrumpet\tEnd\tSonata<\/p>\n
In addition, several sidewalks will be resurfaced and additional sidewalks will be constructed.
\n‘We ask that the community please cooperate with our team on the ground while the project is ongoing. We would like to resurface this portion of the road to provide residents in the area with a safe and smooth road surface. We have measures in place to help direct residents during the construction period and we urge all road users to please comply,’ said the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Urban Mobility, Councillor Rob Quintas.
\nThe City’s Road Infrastructure Management Department will be milling out the existing road surfacing and replacing it with a new asphalt road surface. This work forms part of regular maintenance to prolong the longevity of the city’s road network.<\/p>\n
Source: City Of Cape Town<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"