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Temporary road closure 6 August – Glyde Street

Posted on 30 July 2021

Significant impact to Mosman Park residents and workers

Friday 6 August 2021 from 7am to 6pm

Current works along Glyde Street will require the construction of a tower crane on Friday 6 August.

This will have a considerable impact on people who live and work in parts of Mosman Park as road closures and detours will be in place and access will be limited.

What road closures will be in place?

  • Due to safety reasons, Glyde Street (between Ecclesbourne Street and Monument Street) will be closed from 7am to 6pm on Friday 6 August.

What detours will be in place?

  • While works are happening, please follow detour signs or plan an alternative route ahead of time. Residents along the detour route will experience more traffic than usual. These alternative routes are able to handle the extra traffic and will minimise disruption to residents and works.

Will access for local traffic be available?

  • Access for residents and businesses affected by road closures will be provided. Please follow the direction of traffic controllers on site.

Who can I contact about the works?

If you have any queries please contact Tony Grinceri from PACT Construction on 9340 5900.

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