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Swansea

Penclawdd To Gowerton Swansea

SCREENING OPINION (EIA) for improvements to existing junctions and widening of the existing cycle way, shared use path to be widened and resurfaced, existing road crossing widened and connected to cycle path at Llynfa Road, a new shared use path, a new crossing at Cefn Stylle Road, changes to signs at Pont Y Cob Road, changes to existing pavement to introduce tactile paving at crossing threshholds and relocation of crossing for greater visibility at Fford Beck junction with the B4295 (West) and changes to existing pavement to introduce tactile paving at crossing threshholds and pavement widening into road at Fford Beck junction with B4295 (East)
Status
Waiting for a decision
Reference
2025/0528/SCR
Type
Outline permission
Size
Medium
Ward
Penclawdd - Area 2
Received
12 March 2025
Consultation date
9 April 2025
Decision due by
2 April 2025

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