The City of Cape Town is gearing up for significant roadworks across the bustling suburbs of Sea Point, Fresnaye, Bantry Bay, and Camps Bay, with the aim to enhance and prolong the longevity of the city’s road network, reports Cape {town} Etc.
This essential maintenance initiative is scheduled to commence on 29 January 2026 and is expected to conclude on 28 February 2026, weather permitting.
Residents and business owners in these popular areas should prepare for increased activity as the City mobilises its Urban Mobility Directorate teams.
Working hours will generally be from 7am:00 to 5pm, Monday to Saturday, with scheduled night work on select roads to minimise traffic disruption during peak hours.
Councillor Rob Quintas, the City’s Mayoral Committee member for Urban Mobility, has urged the public to remain patient during this temporary inconvenience.
He stated, ‘Our teams will do their best to complete the road resurfacing as efficiently as possible. Residents can look forward to fresh roads very soon,’
The roadworks will be comprehensive, including full-width resurfacing and critical infrastructure upgrades such as the installation and replacement of kerbs and channels.
Additionally, there will be efforts to raise manholes to finished road levels and replace damaged or missing service covers, catchpits, and grid covers.
Specific roads that will be impacted by these operations include:
- Bordeaux Avenue
- Solomons Road
- St Denis Avenue
- Friars Road
- Clifford Road
- Lilson Road
- Northumbria Road
- Upper Deane Road
- Firmount Road
- Upper Rhine Road
- Ilkley Crescent
- Hall Road
- Norfolk Road
- Alexander Road
- Beach Road
- Albany Road
- Ocean View Drive
- St Jeans Avenue
- Alexandra Avenue
- Le Croix Avenue
- Monastery Road
- Disandt Avenue
- Ave Protea Avenue
- Rochester Road
- Arcadia Close
- The Ridge Road
- Maidens Cove
- 1st Crescent
- Hove Road
- Ingleside Road
- Medburn Road
- Sedgemoor Road
- Strathmore Road
- The Cheviots Road
- The Fairway
- Theresa Avenue
- Beta Road
- Fiskaal Road
As warmer and more favorable weather conditions approach, the City’s Road Infrastructure management teams are keen to accomplish as much as possible during this limited window for road maintenance.
Citizens of Cape Town are encouraged to remain informed and adapt their travel plans as necessary to navigate these changes effectively.
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Source: City of Cape Town
