Cathcart Water Mains Upgrade
Project Overview
We are taking care of the water services in your community by investing £900,000 to upgrade the water mains to ensure you continue to enjoy clear, fresh drinking water, and reduce the chance of pipes bursting.
The work will begin on Monday 26th August, and is expected to last approximately 24 weeks.
Roadworks will be in place in various phases as the project progresses, which will include the use of temporary traffic lights, road closures, and some access and parking restrictions.
At a Glance
- Approx. £900k investment
- 24 weeks duration
- Delivered by Caledonia Water Alliance (CWA)
What We Are Doing
A rolling programme of traffic management will be in place throughout the duration of the work, which is detailed below.
- Old Castle Road: Two week single lane closure from Monday 26 August.
- Kilmailing Road: On street parking restrictions for approximately two weeks from Wednesday 4 September.
- Taynish Drive: Two week road closure from approximately Friday 20 September.
- Crompton Avenue/Old Castle Road: Temporary traffic lights and on street parking restrictions at junction with Carmunnock Rd to junction at Elmore Ave for two weeks from approximately Thursday 3 October. This will then move on a rolling programme from junction Elmore Ave to junction Old Castle Road/ Snuffmill Road for three weeks from around Wednesday 23 October.
- Elmore Avenue: Various phases of temporary traffic lights and on street restrictions which are anticipated to be in place from Wednesday 16 October for around one week, Wednesday 13 November for approximately one week, and Wednesday 15 January (2025) for around three weeks.
- Carna Drive: The final phase will commence which includes temporary traffic lights and on street parking restrictions for six weeks from Monday 25 November.
Road Traffic Management Diagram for Cathcart Water Mains Upgrade
Traffic management will commence from Monday 26 August 2024 on a rolling programme.
Please note that these works are part of a wider programme of work and dates and durations maybe subject to change depending on progress.
As with any project of this nature, we will do all we can to work with the local community to keep any disruption to a minimum. We’ll have a team on site who’ll be available to residents to answer any questions or concerns.
The work is being carried out by Scottish Water’s alliance partner, Caledonia Water Alliance.
As with any project of this nature, we will do all we can to work with the local community to keep any disruption to a minimum. We’ll have a team on site who’ll be available to residents to answer any questions or concerns.
The work is being carried out by Scottish Water’s alliance partner, Caledonia Water Alliance.
