Feanwâlden's Oastein road reopens early with safer cycling and upgraded sewer system
Residents of Feanwâlden can now enjoy a smoother, safer commute as the renovated Oastein road and cycle path reopen a week ahead of schedule. The upgrades include wider cycle lanes, improved paving, and a modernized sewer system, enhancing daily travel for drivers and cyclists alike.
| Key Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Location | Oastein, Feanwâlden (between Rûnwei and Boskrâne) |
| Completion Date | 19 March 2026 (one week early) |
| Cycle Path Width | 3.5 metres (concrete, widened) |
| Road Improvements | New asphalt layer, redesigned paving, renewed sewerage system |
| Contractor | Folkertsma Infra B.V. (Ginnum) |
| Collaborating Authority | Wetterskip Fryslân (sewage pressure pipeline replacement) |
| Community Involvement | Design developed in collaboration with local residents |
The municipality of Feanwâlden is responsible for maintaining local infrastructure, including roads, cycle paths, and sewer systems, to ensure safe and efficient mobility for residents. Wetterskip Fryslân, the regional water authority, collaborates on projects involving water management and sewage systems to align infrastructure upgrades.
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Roadworks on Oastein entrance in Feanwâlden completed earlier
On Thursday afternoon, 19 March, the renovated section of Oastein in Feanwâlden will reopen to all traffic. The new cycle path alongside the road will also be in use from that date.
The road section of Oastein between Rûnwei and Boskrâne has received a new asphalt layer. Additionally, the cycle path has been fully renovated, widened to 3.5 metres, and constructed in concrete. This has significantly improved traffic safety and cyclists' comfort.
Between Hagedoarn and Boskrâne, the street has been completely redesigned. The new paving matches the style of Feanwâlden’s town centre. The design was developed in collaboration with the local community and presented during an open-house evening. Furthermore, the sewerage system in this section has been renewed, with the pipes positioned in the middle of the road to prevent damage from tree roots.
The project was carried out by the municipality in cooperation with Wetterskip Fryslân, which replaced the sewage pressure pipeline in this section. By combining these works, the street only needed to be opened once.
The construction was handled by Folkertsma Infra B.V. from Ginnum. The contractor opened Oastein to traffic one week earlier than contractually agreed. Originally, the reopening was scheduled for late March 2026.