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Tipperary County Council is inviting the local and surrounding communities to a public consultation on the proposed Walkway and Cycle Bridge, a 'transformative' project that aims to enhance connectivity and promote sustainable transport in the community.
The consultation will take place on Thursday, December 19, from 2pm to 8pm at Ardfinnan Community Centre. This open day offers locals the opportunity to view the proposed bridge design and share their feedback.
Arup and Partners LTD, the engineering firm behind the project, and Tipperary County Council officials will be present to answer questions and discuss the design which they say has been specifically tailored for Ardfinnan.
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Tipperary County Council has said that community participation is 'vital' and they encourage all attendees to sign in upon arrival, demonstrating strong local support for this initiative.
An Bord Pleanála will receive a planning application for the project in the first quarter of 2025, making this consultation a crucial opportunity for public input.
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