Submissions by topics "Cycle network"
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I think the Lee 2 Sea route should be a core objective of policy for cycling and walking through the city and should be funded and promoted. It should link with other walking and cycling routes and...
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The Cork Land Use and Transportation Study 1978 proposed that Patrick St would made be a pedestrianised street to create a pleasant and traffic free street. I request that the city would be...
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The Cork Cycle Network Plan 2017, page 40/41 & Fig 5.4 highlighted a potential Cork Urban Greenway. This would be an orbital route linking various existing greenway sections in the city, along...
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Map 16 (Ballincollig)
--on the map there are no indications that there will be a cycleway or walkway along the Model Farm Road or the Carrigrohane Straight Road. Both roads are essential pieces...
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While the cycle routes planned between Little Island and the Lower Glanmire Road will serve commuters living in the city and working at Little Island, commuters living in the North East suburbs of...
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This request is that the written statement Volume 1, Transport chapter , Cycling, would include a commitment from the City Council to conduct Audit of Existing Cycling Infrastructure.
The...
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Cork City Draft Development Plan 20212-2028
In regards the above consultation, I wish to highlight that the Lee to Sea Greenway is supported through objectives within both:
a. the Regional...
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The Lee to Sea Greenway to be included as an Objective in the Core Strategy (Chapter 2)
The Lee to Sea Greenway should be added as a specific Objective in Chapter 4 (Transport), with a plan for...
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The Lee to Sea Greenway presents a significant opportunity for Cork. We feel that the Lee to Sea Greenway needs to be included as a specific transport objective and a plan is presented for route...
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I commend Cork City Council for the significant improvements to the cycle network in the last 12 months. That said, many people living in the city do not have access to safe cycle routes and large...
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