Cycling and walking improvements in Davidson's Mains Park
Feedback updated 28 Jun 2017
We asked
We asked for views on the proposed designs for cycle and walking improvements in Davidson's Mains Park
You said
The majority of feedback was supportive or strongly supportive of the proposals. There were some suggested design alterations and clarifications posed. These are detailed in the consultation report which can be accessed below, along with the Council’s response to each of them.
We did
The feedback to the scheme has been used to evolve and improve the design. Details of the design changes is included in the consultation report, which can be accessed via the link below or by using the contact details supplied.
We shall consult again when the detailed design drawings are ready. The consultation shall be available online and via other forms if requested. All people who have asked to be kept informed about the scheme shall be alerted when the consultation opens.
Results updated 28 Jun 2017
The majority of feedback was supportive or strongly supportive of the proposals. A detailed report on the consultation is attached below which includes responses from the council.
Files:
- Consultation Report, 1.3 MB (PDF document)
Overview
This consultation gives people the opportunity to express their views about proposed initial designs for cycling and walking improvements in Davidson's Mains Park.
These designs will improve the width, surfacing and lighting of the path in Davidson's Mains Park which connects Queensferry Road to East Barnton Avenue. It will also widen the waiting area at the signalised crossing of Queensferry Road.
This path will form part of the QuietRoutes Network that is being implemented across Edinburgh. The aim of the network is to provide routes that are easy, safe and convenient to use by people of any level of cycle experience. It will also improve conditions for people walking.
There shall be a public exhibtion of the designs on Wednesday 15 March from 5pm till 8pm at the Blackhall Library. Staff will be on hand to discuss the designs.
Why your views matter
The Council needs to understand and consider all the needs and views expressed by people regarding the street re-design.
We will use the comments to develop an optimum design that improves the street for walking and cycling.
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What happens next
Following the consultation, the designs will be further refined and developed by a design team of Council and external technical experts.
There will be further opportunities to respond to the designs as they are refined.
The aim is for final designs to be completed in 2017.
Subject to Committee approval and funding availability, the intention is to begin construction in 2017/18.
Areas
- Ward 1 - Almond
Audiences
- People with disabilities
- Children & Young People
- Elected Members
- Residents
- Road users
- Built heritage groups
- Community councils
- Neighbourhood partnerships
- Transport groups
Interests
- Health and Wellbeing
- Cycling and walking
- Road safety
- Travel in Edinburgh
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