Notice Under Section 38 of the Road Traffic Act 1994
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 38 of the Road Traffic Act 1994, Cork City Council hereby gives notice of its intention to carry out the following traffic management measures on Ringmahon Road, Avenue de Rennes, Skehard Road, Ballinsheen Road, Sean Cronin Park, Ashwood, Mahon Drive, Lakeland Crescent, Loughmahon Road, Loughmahon Park and Castle Road for the safety and convenience of road users.
The main elements of the proposed Mahon Cycle Scheme are:
Renewal of footpaths and enhancements to the public realm.
Installation of upgraded controlled pedestrian crossing facilities.
Installation of raised table-top ramps and uncontrolled crossing facilities at junctions.
Installation of circa 5.3 km of cycle infrastructure, including segregated cycle tracks and greenways.
Signalisation of junctions at Ringmahon Road West/Skehard Road, Ringmahon Road/Avenue de Rennes and Skehard Road/Avenue de Rennes.
Adjustments to the existing road layout, including traffic lanes, parking areas and new road markings and signage.
Other necessary associated works.
Plans and Particulars of the proposed scheme are available for inspection to the right of this page under the “Materials” Heading.
Submissions and observations with respect to the proposed development, dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the proposed development is situated, may be made either:
in writing to the Senior Engineer, Infrastructure Development, City Hall, Cork.It should be clearly marked “Mahon Cycle Scheme”;
or alternatively, submissions can be made electronically by clicking on the "Make a Submission" Icon to the top right of this page.
The Closing date for receipt of submissions is on or before: 5pm, Tuesday 14th June 2022.
All comments, including names and addresses of those making submissions and observations, submitted to Cork City Council concerning the scheme, will form part of a report to be presented at the monthly meeting of Cork City Council. Accordingly, they will be included in the minutes of that meeting and may appear in the public domain. Cork City Council will retain data for no longer than is necessary and in accordance with the Council’s Retention Policy and relevant Data Protection legislation.
Dated 29th April 2022
Ann Doherty
Chief Executive
Cork City Council
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Mahon Cycle Scheme
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CORK CITY COUNCIL
Mahon Cycle Scheme
Notice Under Section 38 of the Road Traffic Act 1994
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 38 of the Road Traffic Act 1994, Cork City Council hereby gives notice of its intention to carry out the following traffic management measures on Ringmahon Road, Avenue de Rennes, Skehard Road, Ballinsheen Road, Sean Cronin Park, Ashwood, Mahon Drive, Lakeland Crescent, Loughmahon Road, Loughmahon Park and Castle Road for the safety and convenience of road users.
The main elements of the proposed Mahon Cycle Scheme are:
Plans and Particulars of the proposed scheme are available for inspection to the right of this page under the “Materials” Heading.
Submissions and observations with respect to the proposed development, dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the proposed development is situated, may be made either:
The Closing date for receipt of submissions is on or before: 5pm, Tuesday 14th June 2022.
All comments, including names and addresses of those making submissions and observations, submitted to Cork City Council concerning the scheme, will form part of a report to be presented at the monthly meeting of Cork City Council. Accordingly, they will be included in the minutes of that meeting and may appear in the public domain. Cork City Council will retain data for no longer than is necessary and in accordance with the Council’s Retention Policy and relevant Data Protection legislation.
Dated 29th April 2022
Ann Doherty
Chief Executive
Cork City Council
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