Amey is continuing work on an environmental improvement project in Paisley.
The contractor is building a large interceptor sewer in the town which, once completed, will substantially reduce the frequency of spills from the sewer network into the Espedair Burn and White Cart Water during storm conditions.
The investment is part of Scottish Water's £250 million five-year programme of work, launched in 2013, to improve river water quality and the natural environment and tackle flooding across the Greater Glasgow area.
Road users are now being advised the next phase of work is underway in Rowan Street. The scheme, which got underway today, 21 May, is expected to take around eight months to complete.
To carry out the works, Scottish Water revealed Rowan Street will be closed between Espedair Street and Rowan Wynd, and parking restrictions will be in place.
The utility added it apologises for any inconvenience caused as a result of this work.
(LM)
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