Work to improve pavements and road crossings on Main Road in Kirk Michael will get underway later this month.
The project had been due to start on January 15 but was halted because of Covid-19 restrictions in place at the time.
It will see new footpaths and two zebra crossings created, whilst 40mph buffer zones will be placed on the eastern and southern approaches to the town.
The initiative - created following consultations with Michael Commissioners and village residents - is designed to increase safety and amenities for those living in the area and those travelling through it.
The Department of Infrastructure has confirmed the initiative will now start on February 15, and will begin on the northern approach to the village.
Officials add the road will remain open throughout, but temporary traffic controls will be in place where necessary.
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