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McCabe Street night works start 11 March

As part of our commitment to improve safety and extend the life of our roads, essential resurfacing works along a portion of McCabe Street will take place from 11 March.

These will be night works only, with the first evening of works to begin from 8pm until 5am. All going well, we anticipate these roadworks to complete by 19 March.

The works will take place along McCabe Street between the North Fremantle border (Tyrone St) and Tom Perrott Oval (end of Beagle St).

Traffic management and noise management will be in place to ensure we complete this project efficiently and with minimal inconvenience to residents who use or live along McCabe Street.

We understand that roadworks can be disruptive, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work to enhance the infrastructure in Mosman Park.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the road resurfacing project, please do not hesitate to contact the Project Manager, Uwe Striepe, on 08 9383 6600.

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