27 Hull roads to close for resurfacing work
Hull City Council is set to start its annual micro-surfacing programme next month, which will see 27 roads rejuvenated across the city. Work will begin on Tuesday 6 May and is expected to be completed by Saturday 31 May, weather permitting. The programme aims to enhance the quality of the mainly residential roads, which are now starting to show signs of deterioration. Micro-surfacing removes any existing shallow defects, such as potholes and cracking, while sealing up the road to water ingress. This will help to improve the condition and safety of Hull’s roads for residents, commuters and visitors. To ensure the safety of the contractors, and road users, the works will be conducted under full road closures. The scheduled working hours are from 7am to 5pm, unless otherwise stated. Residents will be informed via letter drops two weeks prior to the works commencing at each site. Additionally, the contractor will distribute leaflets containing further information. Gillian Osgerby, interim assistant director for major projects and infrastructure at Hull City Council, said: “This programme has been designed to enhance the quality of key residential roads that are showing signs of wear and tear. “We apologise for the disruption these works may cause to some residents, but we strive to minimise disruption and keep residents informed as much as possi
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