An overview of progress on the Coastal Carriageway improvement project.
What we achieved in January
Old Roman Bank
- Reconstructed the verges between Sea Lane and Anderby Creek
- Reconstructed the base layers of nearly 2 miles of carriageway between Anderby Creek and Chapel St. Leonards
Broadway / York Road in Sutton on Sea
- Removed the existing concrete road and footways between Station Road and Marisco Court
- Installed new surface water manhole and gullies between Station Road and Marisco Court
- Installed new kerbline for footways and channel blocks between Station Road and Marisco Court
- Installed approximately 50m of new carrier drain pipes
What’s happening in February
Old Roman Bank
- Install new drainage and kerbing in Chapel St. Leonards
- Begin road reconstruction in Chapel St. Leonards
- Continue laying more surface layers between Anderby Creek and Chapel St. Leonards
Broadway / York Road in Sutton on Sea
- Complete Phase 1 (Station Road to Marisco Court), including new asphalt road construction and footway surfacing
- Begin Phase 2 (Marisco Court to Broadway Medical Practice), including removal of concrete road and northern footway
- Continue construction of carrier drain, catchpits and gullies for new surface water drainage system
Current/ongoing traffic restrictions and closures
Old Roman Bank
- Ongoing road closure between Sandilands and Anderby Creek & Anderby Creek and Chapel St Leonards
Broadway / York Road in Sutton on Sea
- 24/7 road closure on Broadway (total closure from Station Road to Marisco Court, with no access in this area for residents)
Upcoming traffic restrictions and closures
Old Roman Bank
- Night-time road closures as required in February to complete the Sea Lane and Old Roman Bank junction
- Night-time road closures as required in February/March outside the observatory
Broadway / York Road in Sutton on Sea
- 24/7 road closure on Broadway (total closure from Marisco Court to Broadway Medical Practice, with no access in this area for residents)
For more information about this and other major highways projects, visit www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/majorprojects.
