Sir George Martin Drive: Disruption expected as zebra crossing and 20mph limit installed on new Leeds estate
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On Monday (October 28), work got underway to construct a new zebra crossing and extended footway on Sir George Martin Drive, associated with the development works off East Moor Lane in Adel.
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Hide AdThe scheme is expected to take three weeks and contractors for Leeds City Council will operate two-way temporary traffic signals during working hours.
A council spokesperson said: "In conjunction with a new development on land at the former Eastmoor School we are making a range of improvements.
“Works on a new zebra crossing will take place over the next three weeks, with additional changes to extend the 20mph zone, introduce new parking restrictions, a one-way system and a bus turning point to follow by the end of the financial year.
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Hide Ad“These improvements are designed to ensure that existing and new areas of Adel are safe for pedestrians and road users alike.
"Every effort will be made to minimise disruption for residents. We apologise in advance for any inconvenience and recommend residents to plan ahead and factor any disruption into their travel arrangements."
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Hide AdSir George Martin Drive will then be closed on Sunday, November 17 to allow for carriageway resurfacing and the introduction of a speed table. Signed diversions will be installed on site to notify drivers in advance.
On completion, the new Adel Square scheme will provide 72 high quality sustainable new homes, including the sympathetic conversion of a series of listed buildings alongside new-built homes.
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