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The following information has been sent to local businesses
Dear Sir/Madam
M60 JUNCTIONS 1-2, STOCKPORT – MAJOR MAINTENANCE WORK
I am writing to inform you of road works taking place on the M60 between junctions 1 and 2 to improve the road surface, the drainage system, safety fences and lights. Preparatory work will start on 2 October. From mid-October, there will be narrow lanes and a 40mph speed limit in place until the works are completed next spring. This will cause some delays and you are advised to warn your customers and suppliers, if they are making deliveries, to allow more time for their journey.
The work is being undertaken as the road is worn out and needs repairing. The existing concrete surface is also very noisy and so a new ‘low noise’ surface will be laid in its place. Existing steel barriers on the central reserve will be replaced with a continuous concrete barrier. This will stop ‘crossover accidents’ and also reduce maintenance costs. We will carry out other essential maintenance at the same time.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused to yourselves or your customers during the works.
Yours faithfully
(signed)
John C Mather
Project Sponsor
M60 JUNCTIONS 1-2, STOCKPORT – MAJOR MAINTENANCE WORK
I am writing to inform you of road works taking place on the M60 between junctions 1 and 2 to improve the road surface, the drainage system, safety fences and lights. Preparatory work will start on 2 October. From mid-October, there will be narrow lanes and a 40mph speed limit in place until the works are completed next spring. This will cause some delays and you are advised to warn your customers and suppliers, if they are making deliveries, to allow more time for their journey.
The work is being undertaken as the road is worn out and needs repairing. The existing concrete surface is also very noisy and so a new ‘low noise’ surface will be laid in its place. Existing steel barriers on the central reserve will be replaced with a continuous concrete barrier. This will stop ‘crossover accidents’ and also reduce maintenance costs. We will carry out other essential maintenance at the same time.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused to yourselves or your customers during the works.
Yours faithfully
(signed)
John C Mather
Project Sponsor
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