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Nov 2016

GAS NETWORK UPGRADE DIARY: DAY 9: SGN: Media release to community: Project progressing extremely well, latest updates

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Latest update on our work in Coast Road:
media release to community: SGN, 10 November 2016

Our project in Coast Road is progressing extremely well. We are nearing the end of our first phase and we have already started part of our second phase.

We hope to finish our first phase on Tuesday 15 November, a week ahead of schedule. We will then move our road closure eastwards between Waverley Gardens and Seaville Drive for the second phase of our project.

To help reduce disruption for local residents, we aim to reopen a section of Coast Road when our work area moves eastwards on Tuesday. Traffic will be able to travel along Coast Road from Wallsend Road up to our closure at Waverley Gardens. This will allow Waverley Garden residents to access their road from the Wallsend Road end of Coast Road.

Through traffic, and those residents east of Seaville Drive, should continue to use the signed diversion via Sluice Lane. Our ‘safety spotters’ will remain in place along the diversion route to ensure everyone’s safety along the narrow, unadopted stretch of Coast Road.

SGN
10 November 2016

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