Works start Monday 21 March for five days

Landscape maintenance activities worth £7,000 are set to get underway on a section of the A84 at Kildean Roundabout in Stirling from Monday 21 March.

The work will involve maintenance activities along the verge of the A84 on the eastbound approach to the roundabout, with teams removing trees that are in poor health and undertaking vegetation clearance where this is found to be encroaching toward the footpath.

The project is expected to begin on Monday 21 March and is planned to take place over five days between 7.30am and 5pm, with all works expected to be complete on Friday 25 March, subject to weather conditions.

To ensure the safety of pedestrians during these maintenance activities, there will be a footpath closure on the A84 adjacent to Kildean Services. The footpath will be open to pedestrians outwith working hours. The planned landscaping works will not impact motorists.

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