CAR owners have been warned that there cars could be towed away when resurfacing works is carried out on a road in Looe next month.

A road closure will be in place on West Looe Hill from Monday, November 9, while carriageway patching and resurfacing work by Cormac takes place.

The closure will be in place on weekdays only, between 7.30am and 5pm, with the works expected to take up to three weeks to complete.

Work will begin at Princes Square, where it is expected to take around four days, before progressing uphill towards Tencreek.

During working hours, a clearway parking zone will be in force along the full extent of the site. Any designated parking bays within the area will be suspended.

Vehicles parked in the signed areas during the time will be towed and charges will apply. The site team will make every effort to try to find the driver or owner of any car parked before requesting its removal.

If a vehicle is towed away for parking in a clearway zone, an approved contractor will remove the vehicle to a safe place.

Traffic marshals will also be on site to support residents and businesses needing local access. Residents will need to stop at the gateways and staff will help drivers to get into or out of the roadworks site safely using the correct route.

Signs will be placed at major junctions prior to the closure on key routes to take non-through traffic away from the closure, as well as keep traffic disruption to a minimum.

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