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17

Dec 2022

Last Updated: 16/12/2022
Environment
Environment

Long-term roadworks to affect villages near Knaresborough

by Newsroom

| 17 Dec, 2022
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Roadworks are to cause major disruption to two villages near Knaresborough for several weeks at the start of next year.

Utilities company Power On is to install power cables for a 600,000 square feet business park near Flaxby called Harrogate 47 close to junction 47 of the A1(M). The park could support 2,000 jobs.

The project is expected to last six months and involve five weeks of road closures, starting on January 9, in Flaxby and Coneythorpe.

Power On said in a statement it had conducted "extensive consultation" to minimise disruption.

Work will start on York Road in Flaxby and continue onto Shortsill Lane and Moor Lane. It will take place from January 9 to 28 before recommencing on February 22 until March 14.

Diversions will be in place to minimise disruption.

Power On said in a statement it was "committed to delivering essential works whilst ensuring minimal disruption to local residence and the community". It added:

"We have been able to avoid further closures by allowing traffic to flow subject to reduced weight limits.  Alternative transport for schools will be provided by North Yorkshire County Council.
"We have been working with the local parish council who have assisted in coordinating the works.  Road closure signs will include alternate routes to any local businesses affected with advanced warning signs posted in late December.
"The works are to be completed during the winter months, to minimise impact.  At the request of the Tiger Inn and the parish council, it was agreed that work will be suspended during potentially busier periods such as Valentine’s, Mother’s Day, and Easter weekend."


The company added residents affected by the road closures "will be able to access via the diversion routes which have been previously agreed and signposted".




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