B3302 resurfacing Works

September 13th 2019

As you may be aware Cormac Surfacing will be carrying out resurfacing work on the B3302 commencing Monday 16th September.

The work will be carried out under a day time road closure which will be carried out in phases.

Phase 1: Commencing Monday 16th September – White Horse to Leedstown – Approximately 2 days to complete.

Phase 2: Commencing Wednesday 18th September – Leedstown – Approximately 5 days to complete

Copies of the diversion routes are below:

Diversion Route Phase 1 click here 

Diversion Route Phase 2 click here 

Affected residents will have received a letter to notify them of the impending work.

Traffic marshals will be on site to assist road users.

We appreciate that this will cause a great deal of disruption and will endeavour to keep this to a minimum.

If you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Kind Regards

Carol Bardsley | Surfacing Programmer

Cormac | Surfacing

www.cormacltd.co.uk

Room 12, Cormac Head Office, Higher Trenant Road, Wadebridge, PL27 6TW

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