Roadworks Update for Nicholls Street 3
Traffic: Traffic on both Nicholls Street and Dudley street will be organized as one-way, and entry will not be
permitted on North Avon Road and Stapleton Road.
Site truck exits the work a zone on Nicholls st towards Dudley with a traffic Controller (TC) who has a radio
at all times. The TC stationed at the Dudley/Nicholls street intersection will stop traffic when the truck is
exiting. Digger on Nicholls st has to swing to the live traffic side due to the low overhead power lines along
west side of footpath. However, we have spotters in place to stop digger from traffic coming towards.
Our work schedule includes Saturdays on occasion
Inconvenience: Property access including addresses #47, 2/47, 49, 51, 51A, 1/53,2/53, 55, 57,58,60 Nicolls Street,
may be impacted during this period.
Disruption Management: Our plan includes engaging in direct communication with residents, informing you in
advance when the trench will affect your access, and providing details about the timeframe during which access
will be restricted.
Site contact person
Kane Radcliffe, Site supervisor, M: 021 830 670
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