NOTICE TO STAKEHOLDERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF CONTINUED WORK ON ANCHORAGE ROAD
NOTICE TO STAKEHOLDERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF CONTINUED WORK ON ANCHORAGE ROAD BETWEEN DICKENSON BAY STREET AND ALFRED PETERS STREET, WHICH WILL CAUSE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCE.
Special Notice is given that from Monday 14th October 2024 to Thursday 31st October 2024, there will Single Lane Traffic only, in the Southbound direction, to accommodate the replacement of a U Drain on the Western side of Anchorage Road between Alfred Peters Street and Dickenson Bay Street.
Vehicular Traffic travelling South towards Dickenson Bay Street shall NOT be affected.
Vehicular Traffic travelling North from St. John’s towards Alfred Peters Sreet and beyond, shall turn LEFT at Dickenson Bay Street and follow the Diversion Signs and/or the instructions of Flag Persons to bypass the Work Areas and regain access to Anchorage Road via Alfred Peters Street.
C O Williams sincerely regrets the inconvenience. The roadwork is a part of the Second Road Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project being carried out by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda.
Queries can be made by calling the C O Williams Project office at 562-9573.
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