I was talking to someone last Wednesday night at Baldoyle library with my daughter, Abigail about the proposed Sutton to Malahide cycle path. He was from the NTA and I think his name was Ken(?)...
1. Sutton to Malahide Greenway - Advertisement
Closed16 Oct, 2017, 9:00am - 31 Oct, 2017, 5:00pm
SUTTON TO MALAHIDE GREENWAY
INFORMATION EVENING
Fingal County Council in conjunction with the National Transport Authority is preparing an infrastructure scheme for a new pedestrian and cycle route along the Fingal Coast. The proposed route will continue northwards from the existing cycle route at Sutton Cross (Sutton-to-Sandycove route) via Sutton Cross to Baldoyle and Portmarnock to Malahide. This project is intended to be submitted to An Bord Pleanala for planning approval during 2018.
The County Council hereby invites any interested parties to attend an information evening at one of the following locations:
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Date |
Venue |
Time |
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17-10-17 |
Portmarnock Hotel and Golf Links |
15.30 – 19.30 |
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18-10-17 |
Malahide Library |
15.30 – 19.30 |
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19-10-17 |
Baldoyle Library |
16.15 – 19.30 |
Various options under consideration for the proposed scheme will be available at each venue and Fingal staff will also be present to provide further information on the project.
Plans and particulars of the options can also be viewed on-line on the Fingal County Council website:https://consult.fingal.ie
Submissions or observations with respect to the proposed Greenway may be made either online through our website: https://consult.fingal.ie or in writing to:
Paul Keane, Executive Engineer
Planning & Strategic Infrastructure Department
Fingal County Council, County Hall, Swords, Co. Dublin.
on or before 31st October 2017.
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Observations
Observations
Cycle Route at Sutton Cross (Sutton to Sandycove Route) via Sutton Cross to Baldoyle & Portmarnock to Malahide
Observations on proposed Greenway
If the boardwalk section is to go ahead, please, please, please ensure the surface is not wood. A non-slip surface is essential for bikes (and pedestrians) and wood is horribly slippy when wet....