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Rapid Deployment Pedestrian Scheme - 2022 South West

Works Extent

An NTA funded project, designed in-house by Cork City Council's Active Travel Team, this project includes a number of active travel works across the Southwest LEA.  Locations include:

Location 1 Muskerry pic 1 of 2

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Location 2 Churchview pic 1 of 2

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Location 3 Glendale Road pic 1 of 2

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Location 4 Hillside Ave to Glendale Ave pic 1 of 2

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Location 5  Hazel Road pic 1 of 2

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Location 6 Melbourne Ave pic 1 of 2

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Location 7 Halldene Avenue pic 1 of 2

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Location 8 The Rise pic 1 of 2

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Location 9 The Rise pic 1 of 2

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Location 10 Donscourt pic 1 of 2

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Location 11 pic 1 of 2

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 Works included new footpaths, upgrading/widening existing paths, upgrading modal filters, junction build outs, tactile paving, new/upgraded public lighting and new/upgraded stormwater drainage.

Objectives

  • Enhanced connectivity for pedestrian and cyclists;
  • Safer and more direct route for commuters, school goers and leisure enthusiasts;
  • An environment which will encourage modal shift to active travel;
  • An improved quality of life for residents in the area.

Summary of Key Deliverables

  • 2,278m of new/upgraded footpaths;
  • 2 upgraded modal filters;
  • 25 new uncontrolled crossings;
  • 12 new junction build-outs;
  • 49 new public lighting columns;
  • 55 upgraded public lighting heads;
  • 70m of in-rail lighting;
  • 27 new trees;
  • 38 new planting beds.

Timeline

Start:  Construction commenced in Q4 2022

Finish:  Substantial completion in Q3 2023.

For further information please contact Brendan O'Leary, A/Senior Executive Engineer at email brendan_oleary@corkcity.ie