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Cllr Richard Davies, executive member for highways, said: 鈥淭his project will see over five and a half miles of Old Roman Bank, from the A52 at Sandilands to the North Sea Observatory in Chapel St Leonards, fully rebuilt and rejuvenated.

鈥淣ot only will we be reconstructing the main carriageway from the ground up, but we鈥檒l also be resurfacing its footways in Sandilands, replacing five street lights, widening the road where we can, and building passing bays throughout.鈥�

Dates and timeframes

Monday 16 September for up to six months

Location of works

Along Sea Lane, Huttoft Bank, Roman Bank, Anderby Road and St Leonards Drive between Sandilands (junctions with A52) and Chapel St Leonards (junction with St Leonards Drive)

Traffic management

Phased daytime road closures from 7am to 7pm, weekdays only

Phased night-time road closures at the following three junctions and one access at the times listed below (dates TBC):

• Huttoft Beach/Sea Lane junction, 7pm to 7am
• Two Anderby Creek/Sea Road junctions, 7pm to 7am
• Chapel Point/North Sea Observatory Car Park access, 6pm to midnight

Please note that we will be carrying out works in two areas simultaneously during the project: one starting at the Sandilands end of the works on Monday 16 September, moving south towards Anderby Creek; and the second starting south of Anderby Creek on Wednesday 2 October, moving towards Chapel St Leonards.

Diversion route

Via A52 / Skegness Road / St Leonards Drive, and vice versa.

Please note that the diversion route also includes Rectory Road and Sea Road through Anderby for access to and from Anderby Creek.

Cllr Davies added: 鈥淎lthough we鈥檒l be doing our absolute best to carry this scheme out as quickly and efficiently as possible, there鈥檚 no doubt these works will cause some disruption. However, I want to ensure anyone directly affected that we鈥檝e done and will be doing all we can to keep this to a minimum.

鈥淔or example, we鈥檝e planned the works to take place outside of the summer holidays to ensure fewer people are affected by the works. We鈥檒l also be keeping pedestrian footways open to the public, having gatemen present at both ends of any closures to assist with access and egress, and maintaining access for residents and emergency services throughout the project as far as reasonably practicable.

鈥淲e will also have a dedicated public liaison officer on-site to answer questions and keep those affected up-to-date. Her name is Sophie Ward-Owen, and she can be reached on 07495 916383 or sophie.ward-owen@owen-partners.co.uk.鈥�

For more information about this and other major highways projects, visit www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/majorprojects.