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Temporary road closure of Buitengracht Street, city centre

19 March 2010 by CapeTownNewsReader

Buitengracht Street, between Riebeek and Strand Streets, is to be temporarily closed over the next week to accommodate the building of a pedestrian bridge.

The closures, which will be conducted in off peak times (mostly overnight) to minimise disruption, are necessary in order to lift, place and assemble the bridge structure over the road. The closures commenced on Monday 15 March 2010 and will end on Sunday 28 March. The inbound (travelling in the direction of the mountain) and/or outbound (travelling in the direction of the Waterfront) carriageways will be closed as follows:

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  • Saturday 20 March: Outbound – 05:00 to 17:00
  • Sunday 21 March: Inbound – 05:00 to 17:00
  • Tuesday 23 March: Inbound and outbound – 19:00 to 05:00 (Wednesday)
  • Wednesday 24 March: Inbound and outbound – 19:00 to 05:00 (Thursday)
  • Saturday 27 March: Inbound and outbound – 05:00 to 17:00
  • Sunday 28 March: Inbound and outbound – 05:00 to 17:00

During the closures, traffic coming down Buitengracht (outbound) will be deviated around the site and back onto Buitengracht via Strand Street, Chiappini Street and Somerset Road. Traffic moving up Buitengracht (inbound) will be deviated around the site and back onto Buitengracht via Riebeek, Bree and Strand Streets. Waterkant between Bree Street and Buitengracht will be closed to through traffic whenever Buitengracht inbound is closed. All deviation routes will be clearly sign posted. For a map of the detours, please click here. Motorists are urged to make use of alternative routes such as Long, Loop and Bree streets during these periods, or even to avoid the city centre completely, if possible, by taking the coastal route via Sea Point or circling to the east via Mill Street and either Buitenkant or Tennant Streets.

Pedestrians are urged to stay clear of the site and cross Buitengracht only at the existing pedestrian crossings at Riebeek and Strand Streets.

The City regrets the inconvenience.

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