The smooth access to outbuildings and traffic for the electrification of the Casino Resort will be affected, says AHK
The smooth access to outbuildings and traffic will be affected by the necessary excavations that will be made, according to the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC), as part of the electrification of the major Casino Resort project, which includes the installation of underground cables from the EAC substation "POLEMIDIA 132 kV" to the substation "ZAKAKI 132 kV".
According to an announcement by AHK, work on the project, which will be carried out in sections, depending on the schedule approved by the Public Works Department and the Police, will begin on Monday 21/03/2022 and is expected to be completed by the end of next May.
The Electricity Authority apologises for the inconvenience that will be caused and urges the public to show necessary understanding and compliance with the temporary road markings and Police instructions.
At the same time, the Authority assures that it will make every effort, in cooperation with all agencies and local authorities involved, to minimize inconvenience and better regulate traffic.
"The main concern is to complete the project safely, as soon as possible and with the least impact on the public," it stresses.
According to the Electricity Authority, the project includes excavation and other related works for the laying of underground high voltage cables, on Ilias Kannaurou Street (Ilias Kannaurou area of Ipsona) from the junction of Ioannis Psycharis Street to the junction with Ymittos Street, a length of about 800m.
It also mentions that the project includes excavations and other related works for the laying of underground high-voltage cables in a section of the Street of the Birth of Christ Sotiris Sotiris from the junction of Franklin Roosevelt Street (near the restaurant 'Kyrenia') to Asomatos, a length of approximately 400m.
Source: KYPE
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