Submissions by topics "transport"
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The Cork Commuter Coalition wishes to give overall support to the proposed Cork City Development Plan (2022-28). There are many aims within this plan that we thoroughly welcome, including :...
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SIVUH welcomes the proposed cycle paths and pedestrianisation in the city centre. The nature of integrated acute care across the hospital sites in Cork requires cycle pathways to be integrated so...
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This submission has been prepared by Avison Young on behalf of An Post. Please see the attached report.
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Parks
More parks are essential! Having space to play, congregate, relax, exercise and unwind.
Fewer plazas without trees.
This is not something that requires too much... |
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with new bike lanes being added, it is a good thing for those who really need it but as someone who drives and cycles, i believe it would be a good aim to have at least one primary cycle only cross...
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A Changing World
Thank you for organising the webinars to discuss the future of the city and for getting such good people to talk. City Council consultation documents are very welcome. The...
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Please consider this proposal in the Development plan.
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While the recently published Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy (CMATS) is welcome both for its ambition and scope in the long-term, there is, we believe, a necessity to address the current...
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Submission to the City Development Plan.
North / South connections for the light rail systems must be given serious consideration.
Gliders as used in Belfast again a thought for the future of...
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Post the proposed installation of a fixed rail bridge….no merchant vessels will ever again berth in Cork City, no foreign Naval vessels, no small Cruise Vessels, Tall Ships, no...
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