Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road Public Consultation on Emerging Preferred Route
Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road Public Consultation on Emerging Preferred Route
Closeddate_range28 Mar, 2022, 1:00pm - 6 May, 2022, 5:00pm
Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road
Public Consultation on Emerging Preferred Route
Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road
RPS Consulting Engineers, working on behalf of Kildare County Council, have been appointed to progress the Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road Scheme through Phases 1 to 4 of the TII Project Management Guidelines. The scheme has progressed to Phase 2 and as such Kildare County Council wish to inform you that the Emerging Preferred Route Corridor for the scheme has now been identified. The scheme will consist of a second bridge structure crossing the River Liffey and link road connecting Celbridge to Hazelhatch train station. New pedestrian and cycling infrastructure are proposed along the route to encourage alternative more sustainable transport modes.
What’s happening now?
Kildare County Council is now inviting impacted parties, residents of the local area and members of the public, to participate in a 2nd Non-Statutory Public Consultation for the scheme in order to provide their feedback on the identified Emerging Preferred Route Corridor. This consultation event is running from 28th March 2022 until 6th May 2022 inclusive.
Virtual Consultation
A virtual consultation room is available to view project information and interactive maps. Visit the virtual consultation room via the link here:
In-person consultation meetings with the Design Team will be held in the Mill, Celbridge Community Centre (Room 1) on Thursday 7th April and Friday 8th April 2022 from 12 noon to 8.30pm on both days. This will be operated as a walk-in public consultation and there will be no requirement to book a time slot.
How to provide your views on the Emerging Preferred Route Corridor.
The project team welcomes feedback on any issues or information relating to the Emerging Preferred Route Corridor, which you think should be considered by the Project Team.
Once you have viewed the scheme information including the route corridor map, you are invited to complete the consultation questionnaire and return it by post, email or alternatively can be submitted digitally via the project portal:
Post: A/Senior Executive Officer, Roads, Transportation and Public Safety Department, Kildare County Council, Áras Chill Dara, Devoy Park, Naas, Co. Kildare, W91 X77F.
Email: CHLR@kildarecoco.ie
Project Portal: Make a Submission Please note that the data collected from this consultation will be shared by Kildare County Council with their Consultants RPS. Any information which you submit via Kildare County Council's websites will be treated with the highest standards of security and confidentiality, strictly in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018. Please refer to the Privacy Statement attached and Kildare County Council Public Consultation Portal Privacy Policy. By making a submission, you are consenting to your data being collected as part of this consultation. Please refer to the Privacy Statement attached and the Kildare County Council Public Consultation Portal Privacy Policy. In relation to how your data is processed for this Consultation - please see Privacy Statement contained in Material list.
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Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road Public Consultation on Emerging Preferred Route
Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road
Public Consultation on Emerging Preferred Route
Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road
RPS Consulting Engineers, working on behalf of Kildare County Council, have been appointed to progress the Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road Scheme through Phases 1 to 4 of the TII Project Management Guidelines. The scheme has progressed to Phase 2 and as such Kildare County Council wish to inform you that the Emerging Preferred Route Corridor for the scheme has now been identified. The scheme will consist of a second bridge structure crossing the River Liffey and link road connecting Celbridge to Hazelhatch train station. New pedestrian and cycling infrastructure are proposed along the route to encourage alternative more sustainable transport modes.
What’s happening now?
Kildare County Council is now inviting impacted parties, residents of the local area and members of the public, to participate in a 2nd Non-Statutory Public Consultation for the scheme in order to provide their feedback on the identified Emerging Preferred Route Corridor. This consultation event is running from 28th March 2022 until 6th May 2022 inclusive.
Virtual Consultation
A virtual consultation room is available to view project information and interactive maps. Visit the virtual consultation room via the link here:
Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road (chlr-em-preferred-option.ie)
Meet with the Project Team
In-person consultation meetings with the Design Team will be held in the Mill, Celbridge Community Centre (Room 1) on Thursday 7th April and Friday 8th April 2022 from 12 noon to 8.30pm on both days. This will be operated as a walk-in public consultation and there will be no requirement to book a time slot.
How to provide your views on the Emerging Preferred Route Corridor.
The project team welcomes feedback on any issues or information relating to the Emerging Preferred Route Corridor, which you think should be considered by the Project Team.
Once you have viewed the scheme information including the route corridor map, you are invited to complete the consultation questionnaire and return it by post, email or alternatively can be submitted digitally via the project portal:
Please note that the data collected from this consultation will be shared by Kildare County Council with their Consultants RPS. Any information which you submit via Kildare County Council's websites will be treated with the highest standards of security and confidentiality, strictly in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018. Please refer to the Privacy Statement attached and Kildare County Council Public Consultation Portal Privacy Policy.
By making a submission, you are consenting to your data being collected as part of this consultation. Please refer to the Privacy Statement attached and the Kildare County Council Public Consultation Portal Privacy Policy.
In relation to how your data is processed for this Consultation - please see Privacy Statement contained in Material list.
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