Kouga Local Municipality has released its weekly roadworks and pothole repair schedule for the St Francis area. The work will take place between 11 and 19 September 2026.
Motorists should expect temporary disruptions in several areas. Therefore, residents should drive carefully near construction teams and follow all temporary road signs.
Weekly pothole repairs
Municipal teams will carry out pothole repairs in Palamos Avenue and De Jonge Thomas from 11 to 18 September.
Residents can report additional potholes to the Kouga Municipal Call Centre. Reports can be submitted via WhatsApp on 081 760 9183 or by calling 042 200 2200.
Accurate reports will help teams identify damaged sections and include them in future repair schedules.
Road refurbishment and resealing
A separate roadworks schedule will run from 14 to 19 September. The municipality will complete several forms of maintenance across St Francis Bay.
Cowrie Crescent will receive a slurry overlay. Teams will complete pothole patching, surface repairs and an asphalt overlay on Tom Brown Boulevard. Borrie Bend will also receive an asphalt overlay.
Meanwhile, pothole patching will take place in Cayenne Drive, Oyster Row, Tumeric Turn and Sea Glade. Contractors will prime Sunset Drive.
Vegetation clearing and surface repairs
Teams will clear vegetation and repair road surfaces in Diaz Drive, Cinnamon Street, Ramazini Road and Palamos Street.
The schedule also includes Esmaralda Road, Tiyus Street, Steenbras Street, Canal Road and Ibizia Crescent.
Motorists urged to take care
The municipality has asked motorists to limit road use in affected areas where possible. This will allow contractors to complete the work safely and efficiently.
Temporary road closures may become necessary. Motorists should observe all road markings, reduce their speed and follow instructions from workers on site.
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