NI Water's £5 million sewerage scheme in Belfast is progressing with traffic restrictions planned for Ormeau Avenue in the coming weeks.
Pipe laying works were completed adjacent to the BBC yesterday, 30 April, with work now underway on the opposite site of Ormeau Avenue near the junction with Dublin Road.
This phase of work will move towards Maryville Street and is expected to take approximately two weeks to complete.
During the works, there will be no left turn onto the Dublin Road for city bound traffic along Ormeau Avenue, with traffic diverted onto Bedford Street. Parking restrictions will also be in place around the working area.
When complete, this investment will significantly reduce the risk of sewer flooding in this area of Belfast during periods of heavy rainfall. Environmental pollution will also be reduced, and the water quality in the Blackstaff Culvert and River Lagan will be enhanced.
(CM/JG)
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