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NI Water and contractor Farrans Construction are continuing to work on a scheme to improve and upgrade the water supply in Northern Ireland.
Work has already started in the Antrim area and is expected to move on to the Stiles Farm area of Antrim. Approximately 30km of watermains are being laid throughout the area at a total investment of around £3million.
On street parking will be restricted throughout the programme of work, however, pedestrian access will be available to all properties at all times.
Derek Crabbe NI Water Project Manager said: "The scale of the ongoing watermains project has required extensive work on local roads. However, where possible, we will use state of the art low-dig technology throughout this programme of work which will enable us to lay many of the mains without the need to open large trenches.
"NI Water will continue to cooperate with TransportNI and local stakeholders and will do everything possible to keep any disruption to a minimum. We will also work with Translink to ensure that public transport services function with minimum disruption."
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