Work is expected to begin on new wastewater infrastructure in L'Derry next week.
NI Water will install the infrastructure by trenchless methods of pipelaying, supporting a housing development on Whitehouse Road. Work, which will be completed within one week, will extend from the junction of Upper Galliagh Road and Buncrana Road into the new development at Whitehouse Road.
Speaking about the scheme, Stephanie McVeigh, NI Water's project manager said: "To facilitate the work in the safest possible manner, a road closure will be required on Upper Galliagh Road between its junctions with Buncrana Road and Temple Court. A diversion route will be signposted along Lower Galliagh Road, the A515 and Buncrana Road.
"NI Water's contractor, BSG-Phace will be able to facilitate buses through the works area however we would kindly ask that motorists follow the signposted diversion route and allow extra time for their journeys.
"We would also take this opportunity to highlight that construction sites are dangerous areas for unauthorised persons, especially children, and we would appreciate your co-operation in ensuring that children do not play in or around any site or machinery. Working areas will have warning signs in place to protect the public from any hazards. The public are advised to stay away from these working areas for their own safety.
"NI Water and BSG-Phace appreciate the patience and cooperation of residents and the wider public while we undertake this essential work to serve new housing in the area. We assure you that we will strive to keep disruption to a minimum and complete the work in the shortest possible timeframe."
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