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23/03/2017

aBV To Start £140,000 Kincardine Sewer Upgrade

Work is to begin on a £140,000 sewer improvement project in Kincardine.

The five-week project will be carried out by Scottish Water's alliance partner aBV on Toll Road. Work will begin on Tuesday, 28 March.

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The scheme, which includes the replacement and re-lining of the sewer, will require traffic management. Diversions will be in place.

Scottish Water said it would like to thank customers for their patience while this project is carried out.

(LM)

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