Traffic diversions planned in Kloof for the construction of the final phase of the Western Aqueduct.
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A pipeline from Inchanga Station to Ashley Drive in Kloof should be fully operational by mid-year.
Construction of the Western Aqueduct pipeline continues to move forward, with the break pressure tank in Ashley Drive expected to be completed in 2015.
Capital projects in Ward 10 have been creating employment for many previously unemployed people over the past few months.
The Western Aqueduct project is now well underway, with a good portion of the second phase complete.
Ongoing work on the Western Aqueduct pipeline will be causing a few disruptions and road closures over the coming months.
The Northern Aqueduct Augmentation project is set to cause some major disruptions during the construction period.
The new inlet water pipe from the EWS main line to Jerome Drive Reservoir is complete and will help minimise leaks and conserve precious water resources.
The eThekwini municipality will allocate R580 million over the next three years to accelerate the construction of the Western Aqueduct bulk water pipeline.
