A small team is on site completing the finishing touches along Cameron Road in Tauranga.

Rain in the past fortnight has caused some delays to planned works, which we will be continuing with as weather allows, says a statement from Tauranga City Council.

"When it rains, works involving concrete, asphalt, excavation and painting can’t be completed.

"In the coming weeks, the team will be installing decorative pavers in the shared path areas as part of the cultural design elements on Cameron Road.

"The stormwater works on Fourth Avenue (west) are now complete and the road is open."

From 6am Monday, March 11, the team will be working on remedial drainage works which includes lifting the manholes in Tenth Avenue (west), which they expect to take three days (weather dependent).

"Noise and vibration are associated with these works, however, we will be working to keep this to a minimum.

"Tenth Avenue (west) will be fully closed for the duration of these works. Traffic requiring access to Tenth Avenue (west) will need to take Ninth Avenue and Edgecumbe Road.

"Upcoming night works (6pm to 6am) include asphalt works at Sixth Avenue (east) and the First Avenue central median, as well as line marking. These works are expected to take one night and will be scheduled when weather allows.

"Work to install permanent fences and timber posts at some of the mid-block pedestrian crossings is continuing.

"A routine inspection of the completed works is also underway to ensure everything is functioning and operating as it should be. Once this is completed, we will know if there are any sections that need further attention.

"We thank you for your patience and understanding while these essential works are underway."