Old Farm Road in Brighton to close for six weeks from September 21 for gas mains work

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Old Farm Road in Brighton to close for six weeks from September 21 for gas mains work

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Works to replace gas distribution infrastructure will necessitate the temporary shutdown of a residential thoroughfare in the coastal city.

The affected section of Old Farm Road spans between Graham Avenue and Braybon Avenue.

Commencement of the project is earmarked for September 21.

The local authority confirmed that the regulatory notice falls within the parameters established by road traffic legislation, enabling the essential maintenance to proceed.

Pedestrians will continue to benefit from access throughout the duration of operations, while automotive traffic will be directed along an alternative path clearly marked for commuters.

Completion of the infrastructure improvement is projected to occur by early November.

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