Meath County Council has commenced a non-statutory public consultation around proposals that could provide a pedestrian and cycle facility from Drogheda Town to Mornington. The Consultants working on the Scheme have considered a number of options and identified an emerging preferred route.
This forms the basis for our “Emerging Preferred Scheme” which seeks to achieve a comprehensive solution that provides a cycle and pedestrian route, and considers the environmental and ecological constraints along the proposed route, in a way that will deliver real benefits to cyclists, pedestrians, and all road users.
In advance of commencing a formal planning application process, we wish to consult with the public. If members of local communities, or cyclists, pedestrians and other road users, the local community, interested individuals or groups have suggestions as to how we can do this better, we will certainly consider those for inclusion in the finalised plans, which will form the basis of a formal planning application intended to be made at a later date.
We are very anxious to get as wide a range of views as possible, and we want to engage with as many people as possible in the consultation process that gets under way, so that we can be confident that the final plan maps out the best way forward.
Details of the proposals will be on display at the two locations below during normal Council Office opening hours, from Friday 30th August 2019 to 11th October 2019:
Meath County Council Offices, Buvinda House, Navan, Dublin Road, County Meath.
Meath County Council Offices, Main Street, Duleek, County Meath.
For further information please visit: www.meath.ie
Boyne Greenway –Drogheda to Mornington
Boyne Greenway –Drogheda to Mornington
Non-Statutory Public Consultation
Meath County Council has commenced a non-statutory public consultation around proposals that could provide a pedestrian and cycle facility from Drogheda Town to Mornington. The Consultants working on the Scheme have considered a number of options and identified an emerging preferred route.
This forms the basis for our “Emerging Preferred Scheme” which seeks to achieve a comprehensive solution that provides a cycle and pedestrian route, and considers the environmental and ecological constraints along the proposed route, in a way that will deliver real benefits to cyclists, pedestrians, and all road users.
In advance of commencing a formal planning application process, we wish to consult with the public. If members of local communities, or cyclists, pedestrians and other road users, the local community, interested individuals or groups have suggestions as to how we can do this better, we will certainly consider those for inclusion in the finalised plans, which will form the basis of a formal planning application intended to be made at a later date.
We are very anxious to get as wide a range of views as possible, and we want to engage with as many people as possible in the consultation process that gets under way, so that we can be confident that the final plan maps out the best way forward.
Details of the proposals will be on display at the two locations below during normal Council Office opening hours, from Friday 30th August 2019 to 11th October 2019:
For further information please visit: www.meath.ie
Submissions are to be made no later than 4pm on Friday 25th of October, and can be made through the Council’s website (www.meath.ie or https://consult.meath.ie) or by email to transport@meathcoco.ie.
Alternatively submissions can be made by post to:
Drogheda to Mornington Consultation,
Transportation Department
Meath County Council,
Buvinda House,
Dublin Road,
Navan,
County Meath,
C15 Y291
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