Weekly Road Report – West End Ward #dundeewestend

DUNDEE CITY COUNCIL – WEEKLY ROAD REPORT


REPORT FOR WEST END WARD – WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY 13 JUNE 2022

City Road/Tullideph Road – 4 way temporary traffic lights from Tuesday 31 May for 4 days for CityFibre works.

Blackness Road at Abbotsford Street – off-peak 2 way temporary traffic lights from Monday 6 June for 3 days for CityFibre Works.

City Road/Saggar Street – 3 way temporary traffic lights from Wednesday 8 June for 3 days for CityFibre Works.

Logie Street (between City Road and Ancrum Road) – footway closed with pedestrian walkway on carriageway from Monday 13 June for 3 days for CityFibre works.

Explorer Road – off‑peak convoy work on Wednesday 15 and Thursday 16 June for traffic management training.

Forthcoming Roadworks

West Marketgait (Hawkhill to Ward Road) – northbound nearside lane closure on Monday 20 June for Scottish Water ironwork repairs.


WestFest Big Sunday today! #dundeewestend


Don’t miss WestFest Big Sunday today!   We’ll be lending a hand at the Harris Education and Recreation Association stall.     

More details of WestFest Big Sunday is available www.facebook.com/events/3130303717204304



Getting things done – Seabraes viewing area #dundeewestend

We recently had a query regarding the redevelopment of the Seabraes viewing area.


The path surfacing was looking odd as new black tarmac was placed on a section of the path (see photo) which looked poor next to the original buff colour.

We contacted the council’s Projects Team Leader who reassured us as follows :

“The buff resin bond surfacing is due to be laid around the benches. It should be noted that the new resin bond colour will appear brighter than the original surfacing due to weathering but will blend in over time.”



Getting things done – Seabraes viewing area #dundeewestend

We recently had a query regarding the redevelopment of the Seabraes viewing area.


The path surfacing was looking odd as new black tarmac was placed on a section of the path (see photo) which looked poor next to the original buff colour.

We contacted the council’s Projects Team Leader who reassured us as follows :

“The buff resin bond surfacing is due to be laid around the benches. It should be noted that the new resin bond colour will appear brighter than the original surfacing due to weathering but will blend in over time.”



School crossing patrollers #dundeewestend

Tayside Contracts is currently recruiting for more school crossing patrollers – and specifically for Blackness Primary School for the Hawkhill crossing.

It is vital that all school patrol crossing points are staffed and if any resident is interested, details are below :