The work is part of the Leith Flood Protection Scheme, which began more than a decade ago.
Pedestrian access over the bridge was reopened two months ago.
‘‘The bridge’s closure for much of this year has been necessary to safely and properly install a culvert on its west bank, which will reduce the impact of floodwaters in a 1-in-a-100-year flood event,’’ Otago Regional Council operations general manager Gavin Palmer said.
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I would invite all the critics to head down there and have a look at what all the hard work and time spent has been about. You may well have been inconvienced for a short moment in your lives, but look at what these guys and gals have done. Some of these projects aren't exactly, 'click, pay, and recieve' like you do with a pizza. Just saying...