Extensive
Roadworks Nearing Completion
Rayneau Gajadhar,
Chief Executive Officer of CIE Ltd, reports that the roadworks are
approximately 80% complete. In preparation for hosting six ICC Cricket World
Cup games from June 15th, the project is centered on optimizing the points of
entry and exit to the cricket grounds.
Mr. Gajadhar
elucidated that the project encompasses the ring road encircling the stadium
and the Caye Manje Road. This alignment with the ICC Cricket World Cup schedule
is fortuitous, as the Caye Manje/Gros Islet Road was already slated for
upgrades.
Comprehensive
Scope of Work
The scope of work
for this project is both extensive and impressive. It includes road widening
along Caye Manger, the construction of kerb walls, retaining walls, and
drainage systems, all meticulously planned. Additionally, site clearance,
milling, and paving works from the Caye Manger gap to the Gros Islet Fire
Station underscore CIE Ltd’s commitment to excellence.
Mr. Gajadhar noted
that the preparations involved applying a regulating coat of asphalt on the roads.
This layer will remain in place for approximately two months, after which any
imperfections will be assessed and the final paving will be completed.
Focused
Attention on the Stadium's Perimeter
The section of road
within the stadium’s immediate perimeter does not necessitate extensive work.
Consequently, only remedial repairs will be undertaken to ensure it is in
optimal condition for the World Cup matches. Mr. Gajadhar explained that the
work around the stadium involves targeted remedial efforts, particularly in the
more damaged areas, which will be completed in time for the Cricket World Cup.
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