As part of the finishing touches along Cameron Road, Tauranga City Council contractors are installing interpretive signs.

Interpretative signage covers a range of topics such as natural and cultural heritage, historic stories, geological information, or can simply highlight points of interest within a reserve, park or urban space.

This work involves hyrdovac excavation to make the holes for the posts the signs will be on, says a council spokesperson.

"The team is also upgrading the power box on the eastern side of the Elizabeth Street and Cameron Road intersection (outside Toyota) from Monday, March 25, which will require the closure of a section of footpath along Elizabeth Street, as well as a closure of the mid-block crossing overnight from 6pm Wednesday, March 27.

"There are also some remedial stormwater works underway. These works are largely underground, but involve entering several manholes at the roadside from Monday, March 25, over four days.

"These areas will be smaller, fenced-off sections along the corridor during the coming week."

Council says new public water fountains are also currently being installed at Elizabeth Street and Sixteenth Avenue.

"Work to install permanent fences and timber posts at some of the mid-block pedestrian crossings is also continuing, along with the installation of the decorative pavers which signify shared-use pathways.

"The team is also completing the remaining paint work on the shared footpath and cycleway, at nights (6pm to 6am), as weather allows.

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