Highways bosses are set to close two village streets after parked cars had forced previous roadworks to be abandoned.
Temporary parking restrictions will be in place later this month as resurfacing works and carriageway repairs take place on Mount Pleasant and Princess Road in Reydon, near Southwold.
Motorists are being warned they could face delays and homeowners are also being made aware of the closures.
The resurfacing works will be carried out by Suffolk Highways with both roads temporarily closed from 8am to 5pm on Thursday, April 16.
It comes after previous roadworks plans had to be ditched due to parked cars getting in the way.
According to the One Network roadworks map, delays are likely as the roads are temporarily closed with a diversion route set to be in place.
A spokesman for Suffolk Highways said: "Access to properties and businesses will be made available when it is safe to do so, but there may be a short delay.
Temporary parking restrictions will be placed on both sides of Mount Pleasant and Princess Road - with no parking at any time."
Highways officials said that works had been "previously attempted" on both roads, but parked vehicles had caused obstructions.
Homeowners are now being urged to help ensure the works can take place this time.
The spokesman said: "When we previously attempted to carry out works at this location, we were unable to proceed due to the presence of parked vehicles.
"To help reduce the risk of this happening again, parking enforcement may be used.
"To ensure these works commence and progress smoothly, please do not park your vehicle on the road shortly before they are scheduled to begin as well as throughout their duration."
Highways officials thanked homeowners, locals and drivers for their "patience during this time."
A diversion route will be in operation throughout the course of the works in Reydon.
Traffic will be diverted via Covert Road, Coxes Lane and vice versa.
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