A roundabout on the RD34, north of Chelles, is currently being developed. The Department of Seine-et-Marne has launched the work which will begin in January, and the project should be commissioned at the end of June.
As part of its commitment to improve the safety of users on its roads, the Department of Seine-et-Marne has launched work to build a roundabout at the intersection of the RD34, avenue Albert-Sarraut and the path from Chantereine to Chelles. Supported by Brice Rabaste, mayor of Chelles, and Céline Netthavongs, departmental councilor, the project, estimated at 2.5 million euros, will secure the high-traffic intersection and mark the northern entrance to the city.
Olivier Lavenka, vice-president of the Department in charge of land use planning, roads, contractual policies and agriculture, declares: “The development embodies our desire to make the roads of Seine-et-Marne safer and more adapted to current needs. Thanks to the project, we are improving both the safety of motorists and the living environment of local residents while continuing to develop soft mobility. »
In addition to the roundabout, soft connections will be created to continue the development of cycle routes in the region, thus strengthening soft mobility.
The work will begin in January 2025, with several phases planned: phase 1 (January 20 – March 10, 2025) with the closure of Chemin de Chantereine at the intersection of the RD34 and the establishment of an alternation with construction fires; phase 2 (March 11 – May 13, 2025) with the closure of avenue Albert-Sarraut at the intersection of the RD34, with adapted access for local residents; phase 3 (May 13 – end of June 2025) with the gradual commissioning of the roundabout, and occasional traffic restrictions.
Commissioning is planned for the end of June. Diversions will be in place during closures.
