Planning application · Cork County Council

Upgrade works to two existing controlled pedestrian crossings at the IDA Business…

IDA Business & Technology Park Anngrove Carrigtwohill Co.Cork

25/5189 · CorkClosed
Reference
25/5189
Planning authority
Cork County Council
Received
19 Jun 2025
Decided
12 Aug 2025
Status
Closed

Proposed development

Permission for upgrade works to two existing controlled pedestrian crossings at the IDA Business and Technology Park. The works include installing raised crossing points, new section of footpath, line marking, traffic poles with lights and tactile paving. We also intend to install a new raised uncontrolled crossing at the roundabout at the rear of the IDA Business and Technology Park. These works include upgrade works to the existing footpath, installation of a raised crossing point, new sections of footpath, tactile paving and line marking.

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