George Herald

Courtenay street to be upgraded

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Major upgrades on roads in George will impact on road users for the next few months, starting this month.

The upgrade of Courtenay Street will commence in May, and will be completed at the end of July. It covers the stretch from the railway bridge to the York Street Circle.

During the first phase, work will be done on the outer lanes in both directions, followed by a second phase, and the placement of a new wearing course over all four lanes.

A section of one lane (about 100m at a time) will be closed from 18:00 to 06:00 at night, with minimal impact during the day. There may be a 30mm road surface difference between sections completed and the existing surface during the first phase of the project.

Road users should take care when changing lanes and under wet conditions during phase one, when the road surface will be more slippery. Low profile vehicles should take extra care. Temporary bus stops will be provided when required.

"The George Municipali­ty apologises for the inconvenie­nce and appeals to road users to be patient and exercise caution near roadworks. Please look out for and adhere to special road signage and roadworks personnel," said Athane Scholtz, media liaison officer of George Municipali­ty.

 ??  ?? Some of the beneficiar­ies of phase 1 of the UISP housing project in Thembaleth­u are, from left: Mbewana Ntombehlub­i, Vuyokazi Maketha, Nokuphumla Makeswa, Sibongile Fukuse with the keys of his house handed to him by Yandiswa Malgas (Human Settlement­s...
Some of the beneficiar­ies of phase 1 of the UISP housing project in Thembaleth­u are, from left: Mbewana Ntombehlub­i, Vuyokazi Maketha, Nokuphumla Makeswa, Sibongile Fukuse with the keys of his house handed to him by Yandiswa Malgas (Human Settlement­s...

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