Planned highways works announced for September

Eleven roads across the borough are planned for repairs and resurfacing throughout September as the council continues with its planned phase 1, comprehensive £5m programme of highways works programme.

Southchurch boulevard resurfacing

A full list of roads set for repairs between April 2021 and March 2022 was released in March 2021, as the council’s highways contractor, Marlborough, will be repairing and re-laying full roads and stretches of roads that require immediate attention.

Works for the following roads are planned throughout September:

Resurfacing programme for September 2021

Road name

Planned duration of works – days/nights

Stretch of road being resurfaced

Stock Road

31/08/2021 – 02/09/2021 (Nightwork)

No.7 to green area just past household waste recycling centre.

Olympus Keymead to Chandlers Way

Elmsleigh Drive

06/09/2021 – 09/09/2021

Eastwood Road North to 172 Elmsleigh Drive

Elmsleigh Drive

10/09/2021 – 10/09/2021

Manchester Drive to Blenheim Chase

Ness Road

13/09/2021 – 15/09/2021

No. 115 Ness Road to No. 9 Ness Road

East Street

16/09/2021 – 17/09/2021 (Nightwork)

Victoria Avenue to No. 94 East Street Including Left turn lane into Victoria Avenue

Southchurch Road

20/09/2021 – 20/09/2021 (Nightwork)

Tesco/Esso petrol station to No. 501 Southchurch Road (Honda Dealership)

Southchurch Road

21/09/2021 – 22/09/2021 (Nightwork)

Junction with Southchurch Avenue to Mr Clutch

Western Esplanade

23/09/2021 – 23/09/2021 (Nightwork)

Genting Casino to public toilets

Western Esplanade

24/09/2021 – 24/09/2021 (Nightwork)

Public Toilets to Yacht club

London Road

27/09/2021 – 29/09/2021 (Nightwork)

Chalkwell Park to Lindisfarne Avenue

Kenilworth Gardens

30/09/2021 – 01/10/2021 (Nightwork)

Mountdale Gardens to Arundel Gardens

 

A full list of the 30 roads and 31 pavements set to be resurfaced in 2021/22 can be found on our website.

All road closures will be clearly signposted two weeks before work takes place. All work is dependent on the weather, as crews are not able to lay roads in adverse weather.

How to report a defect

If you are aware of any road defects or roads that need resurfacing or patch work, please report these online via MySouthend.

How we prioritise, repair and resurfacing works

The areas have gone through a strict quality check in line with the council’s procedure, which is based on various risks, and in accordance with the Highways Code of Practice. This procedure considers various items including road condition, bus routes, key routes, claims made, incidents, and flood risk.

Published: 8th September 2021

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