Alun Griffiths informed the council in March that it would not be constructing the bypass it had actually begun making it possible for deal with the month previously.
Main building work was because of begin this spring however was postponed while the hunt began for a replacement specialist.
Galliford Try's very first job will now be the conclusion of preparatory works and any staying in-depth styles to release staying preparation conditions.
Councillor Mike Bell, Leader of North Somerset Council and Executive Member for Major Projects, stated: “Banwell bypass is a plan we're profoundly happy with and eager to provide and, in spite of problems over these previous couple of months, I'm happy to state that we're still on track towards beginning building and construction this year.
“Working with Galliford Try has actually been extremely favorable up until now and I'm thrilled to continue our collaborate as we get the plan provided.”
Liz Bell, Operations Director at Galliford Try, stated: “We are pleased to be collaborating with the North Somerset group to bring this job forward, and assist play our part in enhancing the lives of regional individuals.”
The agreement with Galliford Try remains in 2 phases. The very first phase consists of preparatory works and in-depth style and the 2nd consists of primary building and construction. North Somerset Council will take a choice on continuing with the 2nd phase of the agreement at Full Council in the fall.
Banwell bypass is moneyed through Homes England's Housing Infrastructure Fund.
