Work is continuing on NI Water's £7million Ravenhill Avenue Flood Alleviation Project in south Belfast.
Works had recently been suspended on Ravenhill Avenue due to an unforeseen issue with existing services, which has now been resolved, and works will recommence on the 19th May 2021. Thee works will be carried out in phases over the next 21 months, and in order to undertake these significant constructions works safely, a road closure will be in place during this time.
The road will be closed in short sections for each phase; however, there will be no through traffic between Ravenhill Avenue and Cregagh Road. Access will be maintained for residents and businesses throughout, but will only be possible from either end of the works location. Pedestrian access will remain available at all times.
For the safety of the public and construction workers, there will be no parking in the vicinity of the construction works.
Details of the next 3 phases of work:
These phases of work are due to begin on 19 May, and take approximately four months to complete. Each phase will be completed before moving onto the next phase.
• Phase 4a London Road - will involve laying new sewers at the London Road junction on Ravenhill Avenue, work is due to commence week beginning 17th May for 2 weeks
• Phase 4b London Road - will involve the installation of a temporary sewerage pumping main on Ravenhill Avenue from Ravenhill Road to London road, work is due to commence upon completion of Phase 4a and last approximately 3 weeks
• Phase 5 Ormeau Park to London Road - will involve tunnelling of the combined sewer from Ormeau Park to the London Road Junction on Ravenhill Avenue, work is due to commence upon completion of phase 4b and take approximately 3 months to complete.
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