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Road pavement markings commence on March 12  

March 10, 2016

Road pavement markings commence on March 12  
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GREAT BAY, Sint Maarten (DCOMM) – Ministry of Public Housing, Environment, Spatial Development and Infrastructure (Ministry VROMI), announces that all existing pedestrian crossings, speed bumps, and main intersections, will be painted starting on Saturday, March 12.

Every weekend including Sundays, the aforementioned road pavement markings will be applied until complete.  These works will be carried out between 8.00AM to5.00PM.

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The listed areas of all scheduled paint works are as follows:

PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS

  • Kruythoff Roundabout
  • Intersection Wellington Road/Welfare Road
  • Intersection Wrigley Street/Wellington Road
  • Welfare Road area Tropicana Casino
  • Welfare Road Area Taste Factory
  • Welfare Road Area Royal Palm Hotel
  • Simpson Bay Bridge twice
  • Airport Boulevard Area Simpson Bay Police Sub Station
  • Causeway Bridge West
  • Causeway Bridge East
  • Charles Leopold Bell Primary School
  • Orange Grove Area Seven Day Adventist primary School
  • Elder Drive Area Leonard Conner School
  • Sister Modesta Road up to Sister Regina School
  • Old Simpson Bay Road Area to Sister Regina School
  • Orange Grove Road
  • Union Road Area Doctor’s Office

SPEED BUMPS

  • Charles Leopold Bell Primary School
  • Orange Grove Area Seven Day Adventist Primary School
  • Elder Drive Area Leonard Conner School
  • Sister Modesta Road near Sister Regina School
  • Old Simpson Bay Road Area to Sister Regina School
  • Orange Grove Road
  • Sister Modesta
  • Sister Patientia

INTERSECTIONS

  • Welfare Road Area Tropicana Casino
  • Airport Boulevard Area Simpson Bay Police Sub Station
  • Billy Folly/Welfare Road
  • Airport Rd/Father Boradorij
  • Arlette Peter/Union Road
  • Former Midas

Motorists and pedestrians, should be alert of the works that are taking place in the aforementioned area.

Ministry VROMI apologizes for any inconveniences this may cause.

Road pavement markings commence on March 12  

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/721news/road-pavement-markings-commence-on-march-12-2/

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