A38 Waterwells to Cole Avenue road to close for re-surfacing
THE A38 dual carriageway northbound between Waterwells and Cole Avenue is to partially close for seven days for resurfacing.
Gloucestershire County Council will begin resurfacing the road on Sunday, July 8, with work continuing through to Sunday July 15.
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The northbound dual carriageway will need to be closed during the resurfacing operation.
The council says to minimise disruption, it will work under road closures on Sundays and overnight only. This means the road will be completely closed from:
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• 8am until 11pm, Sunday 8th July
• During night closures from 7pm until 6am the following day, from Monday 9th to Friday 13th July
• 8am until 11pm, Sunday 15th July
Outside of these hours, the road will be open, with traffic controlled using lane closures.
Every effort is being made to complete the noisiest work before 11pm during overnight work, to reduce disruption to local residents, said a council spokesman.
Gloucestershire Highways Local Highways Manager Sally Godwin has written to local residents and businesses informing them of the work and the times the road will be closed.
She said: “Whilst we know that this closure will inconvenience people, in the long term it will benefit local people and the many commuters who use this road.
“Signs have been put up along the A38 to warn drivers about the closure and clear diversion signs will be in place throughout the work.
“As always, we would like to thank residents and motorists for their co-operation while this important work is taking place.”
Councillor Will Windsor-Clive, cabinet member for communities, said: “We’ve prioritised work to make sure the busiest roads like the A38 are up to standard, and I am really pleased that highway teams are working on Sundays and throughout the nights to avoid shutting the road at peak times.
“The A38 is a very busy road, and we are doing all we can to reduce the impact on people getting to work through the week.
“I hope local residents and motorists agree the short term disruption is well worth the longer term benefits of having a greatly improved road.”
Jackie Hall, county councillor for Quedgeley, said, “Whilst the road works will cause some inconvenience, I know that Gloucestershire Highways have tried to minimise the disruption. I’m sure the road surface will be much improved once it is done.”
Vic Rice, county councillor for Quedgeley, said, “This much needed work forms part of the county council’s continuing efforts to keep roads in good condition. It will probably cause some disruption, which Gloucestershire Highways will try to keep to a minimum, but I am sure motorists will benefit from the new surface.”
If anyone has any concerns please call Gloucestershire Highways 08000 514 514.




Comments
by Star600
Sunday, July 08 2012, 5:33PM
“That explains the chaos on Bristol Road Quedgeley today, with people blocking parts of the Tesco roaunabout! Surely this road is not the worst in the area? Pleanty of other roads need more urgent repairs!”