Project Update

Over the past month:

• the traffic lights on the roundabout have been completely removed;
• a new attenuation tank and associated drainage have been put in;
• the footpath has been removed;
• the Eastern widening of Coldharbour Lane has been completed;
• the High Voltage cable diversion has been completed;
• road construction continued including kerbs installation and footpath construction.

An overnight closure of Coldharbour Lane has been in place since 28 May and will continue until 15 June. The overnight closures are required to try and minimise disruption during the day. The closures are to allow for many different works to be undertaken, including the installation of deep drainage crossings, site clearance works, the removal of the existing splitter islands and the installation of more kerbs, drainage and edgings. In addition, vegetation clearance has been undertaken.

On Saturday 8 June the concrete barrier on the roundabout will be removed.

Forthcoming Works

During June the following works are planned.

The overnight closure of Coldharbour Lane will continue until 15 June (8pm – 6am) with diversions in place.

On 17 June the first major tarmacking will begin on the ‘offline west’ area, which will eventually form part of the new roundabout. Lighting columns will also be installed.

From 10 June to 28 June (24 hours) a lane will be closed on the western arm of the roundabout as UKPN installs a cable diversion.

On 25th & 26th June the first full roundabout closures will take place overnight (8pm-6am).

A full overnight closure of the roundabout is scheduled between 22 July and 10 August (8pm-6am). Once confirmed the dates and diversions will be displayed via electronic

signage boards on all approaches to the roundabout and will also be on the project websitewww.coldharbourroundabout.co.uk

Regular adjustments to the traffic management also will be made.