Chapter 2
Core Strategy
Issues / Recommendations / Observations
Sub. No.
Chief Executive’s Response & Recommendation
d. Designing a safe place that enables access for all. e. Creating a healthy neighbourhood with increased urban greening and direct access to high quality parks and public spaces. f. Being well-connected with easy access to public transport and active travel. g. Providing enhanced permeability for walking and cycling.
(iii) Amend Objective 4.4 Active Travel: Objective 4.4 Active Travel
To actively promote walking and cycling as efficient, healthy, and environmentally friendly modes of transport by securing the development of a network of direct, comfortable, convenient, and safe cycle routes and footpaths across the city. To support the 15-minute city concept and walkable neighbourhoods with adequate walking and cycling infrastructure connected to high- quality public realm elements, including wayfinding and supporting amenities (benches, water fountains, bike stands). To support the expansion of the Cork Bikes scheme. To accommodate other innovations such as electronic bikes, public car hire, and other solutions that will encourage active travel. To support the rollout of the NTA 5 Year Cycle Plan. To support and engage with the Safe Routes to School programme. (iv) Amend Objective 6.2 Accessibility to the Green and Blue Infrastructure Network by adding the following: Objective 6.2 Accessibility to the Green and Blue Infrastructure Network
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