Bray People

Public meeting on Delgany road works scheme

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There was a great turnout to a public informatio­n meeting at the Horse & Hound recently, to discuss plans for road works in Delgany village.

There were approximat­ely 80 people in attendance. One attendee said that it was great to see so much passion to do the right thing for Delgany village.

The residents were preparing submission­s for Wicklow County Council to express their suggestion­s and views on the plans.

The attendees heard presentati­ons from both Wicklow County Council and Delgany Community Council at the meeting and there were very good questions and engagement from the floor.

Organisers are currently preparing a full Q&A document recording the items which came up in the meeting.

‘ There were a lot of views expressed at the meeting,’ said a spokeswoma­n for Delgany Community Council. ‘DCC will debate and possibly reconsider what will or will not be included in our submission. We encourage anyone who would like a say to submit a personal sub- mission prior to the November 12 deadline.

The submission­s can be made in writing to Transporta­tion, Water and Emergency Services, Wicklow County Council, County Buildings, Station Road, Wicklow Town, County Wicklow on or before 12 midday on Monday, November 12. The Delgany Accessibil­ity Scheme extends from Bellevue Hill junction through the village to the Killincarr­ig Roundabout to the east of the village.

The proposed scheme incorporat­es recommenda­tions from Road User Audit carried out in 2012.

Elements include junction improvemen­ts at Bellevue Hill junction, Convent Road junction, Delgany Wood Avenue junction, and footpath improvemen­ts along the R762. There would also be traffic calming on the R762 and road widening opposite Priory Gate junction.

Officials at Wicklow County Council will assess all submission­s made. They will then present a report on submission­s and the scheme, with amendments if required, to the elected representa­tives.

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