Waterford community invited to have say on accessible neighbourhood project

Public consultation drop-in events will take place in St. Paul's Church Parish Centre on Wednesday, July 29
Waterford community invited to have say on accessible neighbourhood project

Sketch of a proposed section of the project. Picture: Waterford City and County Council.

Waterford City and County Council is inviting the public to have their say on the proposed Lismore Park, Lisduggan, Larchville Accessible Neighbourhood Project.

Public consultation drop-in events will take place in St. Paul's Church Parish Centre, from 12pm – 2 pm and 5pm – 7pm on Wednesday, July 29.

The consultation process is open here until 4pm on September 2.

Project information. Picture: Waterford City and County Council.
Project information. Picture: Waterford City and County Council.

The council say: “The project aims to improve how people move around their neighbourhood by providing safer, more direct and more attractive walking and cycling routes.

“It is intended to make daily journeys easier, encourage more people to walk or cycle, improve road safety and create a healthier, more connected community.”

Funded by the Local Democracy Scheme

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