TREVISO – Ponte Dante, resurfacing of the sidewalk and road: changes to traffic. Tomorrow, Thursday 13 June, work will begin on the reconstruction of the worn surface of the road surface near the bridge dedicated to the great poet. The works will consist of milling the existing wearing course and creating the new flooring in special bituminous conglomerate in order to contribute to the valorisation of a historic place dear to the Treviso people. The road signs will also be restored later. The executing company is PAMA srl of Villorba. THE milling work, laying of the wearing course and resurfacing of the signs, will begin on June 13th, except in cases of force majeure and adverse weather conditions, and will be completed by June 14th. «We wanted to take advantage of the immediate availability of a specific machine to carry out the intervention already this week – states the councilor for Public Works, Sandro Zampese -. Furthermore, as usual, every measure and every useful method will be adopted Reduce the timelimit i noises and the production of dust and debris.”
Construction site on Ponte Dante, change of traffic
During the entire period of the intervention (two days), as it is a construction site, both pedestrian and vehicular traffic will be closed, with interventions having to be made on both types of routes. Any fronters/residents of Piazza Garibaldi and Via dello Squero will be able to access to and from the properties from Piazza Garibaldi itself when entering and exiting Via Tolpada. In order to facilitate transit coming both from the ring road outside the city walls and from Viale dei Mille, incoming transit from the outer ring road will be closed at the Portello del Sile with a detour towards Porta Carlo Alberto – Porta Piave. Traffic coming from Viale dei Mille can always exit onto the external ring road or proceed to Piazza Garibaldi and then compulsorily turn right onto Via Tolpada. The connection to the Garibaldi Riviera will however always be guaranteed by the usual road system without any modification (in detail: Origin via dei Mille, Piazza Garibaldi, Via Tolpada, Piazza S. Maria Maggiore, Via Carlo Alberto, Vicolo Carlo Alberto, Via Guido Bergamo, Via Gualpertino da Coderta and continue on Riviera Garibaldi). For the pedestrian transit: Piazza Garibaldi, Via dello Squero, Via Guido Bergamo, Via Gualpertino da Coderta and continue on Riviera Garibaldi.
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