Submissions by topics "Transport and Mobility"

General submission regarding many aspects of the plan, including mobility, recreational space and housing. See attached document for submission. Phone number and email address redacted. Read More	Improving cycling infrastructure in Cork City See attached document for submission. Submittor email address and phone number redacted. Read More
A focus on a more coordinated 'Tourism Strategy' - requiring improvement of the public realm, improved green transport infrastructure, and a more advantageous use of the city's Maritime Heritage. See attached document for submission. Address and email redacted. Read More	General Submission from CEF regarding many aspects of the plan. See attached document for submission. Submittor email address, address and phone number redacted. Read More
General Submission focused on the Passage West, Rochestown and Douglas areas. See attached document for submission. Submittor address redacted. Read More	Making Cork liveable and future proof Positive Indications about Community Building • A strong sense of community is of crucial importance and it is something Cork has. With constrained budgets and environmental pressures ... Read More
Housing Delivery needs to become a key priority of this Development Plan. A flexible approach to enforcement and land use zoning needs to be adopted in the wake of Covid 19 to support business and the implementation of CMATS is strongly advocated. This submission is presented to Cork City Council by the Cork Business Association [hereinafter referred to as the CBA] and represents the collective views of its members in response to the Issues... Read More	Refer to submission We write on behalf of Ceancullig Investments Ltd to make the following submission on the City Development Plan Issues Paper. Our client fully accepts the need to restrict car parking in the City... Read More
This submission is lodged on behalf of a group of nine multi-national and indigenous life sciences companies based in Ringaskiddy, Co. Cork. The Covid-19 pandemic is going to cause significant disruption to the Irish economy. Several key transport infrastructure projects are already overdue in the region, and cannot face further delays... Read More	Unique transport priorities The development plan should use the CMATS strategy as a base, but on top of this the city should build its own ambitions and priorities that play to its advantages and speak to its unique character... Read More