A busy East Kilbride highway is to be closed for eight weeks for works to enhance the native sewer community and shield in opposition to flooding.
A bit of sewer, roughly 6m lengthy near East Kilbride Cemetery, has collapsed and wishes changed.
To hold this out Scottish Water might want to shut Mavor Avenue at its junction with the roundabout on the B783 East Mains Highway from right now (Monday, July 18) for roughly eight weeks.
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Three-way non permanent visitors lights will likely be put in - on both aspect of the roundabout on East Mains Highway and at its junction with Outdated Coach Highway.
Site visitors will likely be diverted through B783 East Mains Highway, A749 Kingsway, Legislation Place and Mavor Avenue.
Site visitors administration preparations will see the non permanent lights manually managed between 7am and 7pm to maintain visitors flowing. The scenario will likely be saved beneath fixed assessment outdoors of those instances and remedial motion taken if required.
Scottish Water appreciates there's prone to be disruption for native residents and companies and stated it should do all that may be accomplished to speak with everybody who could also be affected, notably native colleges as they return from the summer time holidays.
Georgina Reid, Scottish Water’s company affairs supervisor within the west stated: “As all the time, we are going to do all that we are able to to finish these important works as rapidly and safely as attainable and can work with the neighborhood to maintain disruption to a minimal.
“We wish to thank highway customers prematurely for his or her endurance and understanding.”
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