WAKEFIELD, Trelawny — The National Works Agency (NWA) says no major disruptions are expected as it acquires land needed for a $292.2-million project being done in Trelawny under the Government’s Shared Prosperity Through Accelerated Improvement to Our Road Network (SPARK) Programme.

“No buildings will be included in the acquisition. Only fencing and other such structures that are in the right of way will be taken,” community relations officer for the NWA Western Office, Janel Ricketts, told the Jamaica Observer.

She said Member of Parliament for Trelawny Northern Tova Hamilton and members of the technical team, including China Harbour Engineering Company Limited and SJE Consultants Limited, gave residents that assurance during a meeting held at Wakefield Primary and Infant School last Friday.