drivers beware: right after Pentecost Tölz and upper fish Creek road closures are in the bathroom.

Wacker, Berg/Bad Tölz, Germany – Stadtwerke perform several civil works (water, electricity) in Gries and at Hoheneck. For connection to the main water line to the Lenggrieser Straße, Bad Tölz of the S-curve to the roundabout from Tuesday, 2 must. June, to Friday, 5. June, will be completely blocked. The redirection is carried away over the Easter run and road, in direction Pisa on the ring road.

Also on Tuesday, 2. June, start Working for the district heating network of Hoheneck in the direction of the beach resort district. The king is locked dorfer street from the entrance to Wilhelm-shower-street up to brook street for at least a week to complete. The redirection is done via the stream - to einbach road.

The County road 7 has to be closed

The really big construction project follows in the area of Hoheneck, if the public utilities have completed their Work and the temporarily attached exterior the king of all the villages the road is passable again. The Toil 7 in the direction of reservoir subsidence of the road body are, in fact, for a long time to observe. The High-side of the walkway is partially already with the street level. The state Department intends to rehabilitate this road now.

13. July, property, plant and area Manager Stefan Vogt from the Department, will be locked in the Toil of 7, first on one side, with traffic light solution to do the preparatory work for the actual road rehabilitation. In the summer vacation, it will be necessary to close the road on a length of 50 meters fully, says Vogt. This will take about six weeks. For the floor of the exchange must be up to four feet deep is dug. The main traffic will be diverted via king's village and the national road 11. chs

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