Currently in 'unsafe' condition
Resurfacing work near to the site of a proposed £70 million development in Douglas – which has been put on indefinite hold – will be completed next month.
The Department of Infrastructure says the condition of the lane, from Victoria Road to the promenade, is ‘unsafe’ and, as a result, it’s unable to open it to traffic or pedestrians.
It’s located near to what should have been the new headquarters of King Gaming.
Construction on the site has stopped after a decision by the Gambling Supervision Commission to cancel the gambling licence of the company following a criminal investigation.
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In response to a Tynwald question for written answer Minister Tim Crookall says a contractor has been appointed to carry out resurfacing work on the route and it should be finished in early November.
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