By NELC announce more than 50 road closures
North East Lincolnshire Council have announced a programme of works which will result in more than 50 road closures across Cleethorpes and Scartho.
Works will begin on Monday 14 June, and are expected to be completed by Tuesday 22 June, subject to weather conditions.
Contractors will be using a process which involves applying a bitumen emulsion spray to the road, followed by a layer of stone chippings which are spread and rolled into the existing road surface.
This seals the existing surface from water, improves the surface texture and extends the life of the road.
Once the surface treatment has been completed vehicles can run on the surface immediately.
A full road closure will be in place between 7.30am and 6pm on the day of the works.
Works will take one day to complete at the majority of the locations, but some streets will take two days due to the size.
Affected roads include:
Cleethorpes:
Bentley Street (Two days)
Billinghay Court
Caenby Road
Claymore Close
College Street (Two days)
Cosgrove Street (Two days)
Cross Street (Two days)
Daggett Road
Durham Road
Garbutt Place
Howlett Road
Langley Place
Lincoln Road
Mill Place
Minshull Road
Pearson Road
Reston Court
Rymer Place
Strubby Close
Weekes Road
Wesley Cres
Scartho:
Amesbury Ave
Amos Close
Ancaster Avenue
Bayons Avenue
Brixham Court
Christine Place
Crake Avenue
Dawlish Road
Dovedale Drive
Elizabeth Close
Emfield Grove
Emfield Road
Fauconberg Avenue
Ferriby Lane
Hurford Plc
Kensington Place
Langdale Ave
Larden Avenue
Orchard Croft
Paignton Court
Pelham Avenue
Pelham Place
Rosaire Place
Sophia Avenue
Southern Walk
Southfield Avenue
Southfield Road
The Oval
Torbay Drive
Totnes Road
Waltham Rd
Well Vale
West Lea
Westkirke Avenue
Windlesham Ave
A spokesperson for NELC said:
“Residents and businesses affected by the works will receive a letter in advance of the works with further information and instructions.
“Advanced warning signs will be erected on site advising of the works. On the day of the works, on street parking will be temporarily suspended to allow the works to take place.
“The works will be managed and overseen by North East Lincolnshire Council’s regeneration partner, ENGIE, with contractor Kiely Bros. carrying out the works.
“North East Lincolnshire Council, ENGIE and Kiely Bros. would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused by the works.”
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