amey-binnies has delivered the installation of a new storm storage tank and larger pipes to increase the capacity of the existing sewer infrastructure in Lanark.
The works are being carried out on behalf of Scottish Water, who have invested £2.5 million to reduce the risk of flooding in the area.
The build of the underground storm tank at Wellgate car park is largely complete, with some final remedial works required. During times of heavy rainfall, excess water will spill into this new tank and be stored there before being pumped back into the sewer once water levels there are low again.
Works on the main sewer pipe installation are due to begin in Bernard's Wynd at the end of March.
All traffic management arrangements and local diversions have been agreed in liaison with South Lanarkshire Council. Road users and the local community are thanked for their patience.
Georgina Reid, Scottish Water's corporate affairs manager for the west, said: "Any short-term disruption will far outweigh the long-term benefits we'll achieve here once this project has been fully completed.
"We'd once again like to thank the local community and businesses for their continued co-operation and understanding while we deliver these essential works. We will continue to work with you to ensure this remains the case."
The investment project is due for completion at the end of July 2022.
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