Footway resurfacing and reconstruction
Footway resurfacing and reconstruction will be carried out to repair worn walking surfaces with defects over the majority of the length, such as:
- uneven surfaces
- trip hazards
- large numbers of cracked slabs
Works detailed here do not have scheduled dates at this time. Consultation letters will be delivered to residents on all streets affected prior to start of any works in your area.
| Street | Location | Ward | Type of works |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goodramgate | Kings Square to Boyes (Boyes Side) | Guildhall | Conservation paving |
| Back Swinegate | Little Stonegate to Swinegate | Guildhall | Conservation paving |
| Little Stonegate | Stonegate to Back Swinegate | Guildhall | Conservation paving |
| Beckfield Lane: | Grayshon Drive - Norman Drive | Acomb | Footway Resurfacing |
| Key Cycle Route Network - Knavesmire (York Racecourse) | 800m cycleway at south end of racecourse | Micklegate | Cycle Way repairs |
| Various streets TBC | Various Locations TBC | Various TBC | Surface treatment - Slurry Seal |
Types of works
Types of works may vary, depending on the nature of any damage or defect.
Footway Resurfacing
The removal of the footway surface layers and replacement with new materials.
Conservation paving
The removal of damaged slab or flag paved footways and replacement with high quality materials suitable for conservation areas.
Footway slurry seal
A thin layer of surface treatment that covers the footway and seals it from water ingress and repairs minor imperfections whilst also improving grip/texture. During the works, footways will be closed and alternative pedestrian routes should be used, footways will normally reopen after a couple of hours.
Also see
- Report a road or pavement problem
- Report a road or street sign problem
- Report a problem with streetlights