Corbawn Lane Beach Access and Coastal Protection works starts 10th December

As a result, it is proposed that Corbawn Lane Beach Access will be closed to the public from the 10^th of December 2018 for approximately 6 months. The closure is required to facilitate the above repairs and protection works to the beach access and adjacent cliff faces.

The restrictions will mean that the public who access the beach at other locations such as the Shanganagh Wastewater Treatment Plant, Quinn’s Road and Woodbrook, will not be able to use the Corbawn Lane access to exit the beach and may not be able to travel along the beach past the works at some stages of the tide.  Appropriate health and safety plans and warning signage will be in place in the vicinity of the works.

The contractor will be permitted to use a section of the south of the green area in front of Seafield as a secure site compound for storage of plant and materials during the works and will be required to reinstate the space to its original condition on completion of the works. 

Information on the works will be communicated to the public via our website and social media channels and there will also be a letter drop to adjacent residents in the coming days. 

It is good news that these essential works are progressing and that, separately, plans are progressing in relation to environmental and coastal protection measures at the old Bray landfill. 

The contractor will be permitted to use a section of the south of the green area in front of Seafield as a secure site compound for storage of plant and materials during the works and will be required to reinstate the space to its original condition on completion of the works. 

Information on the works will be communicated to the public via our website and social media channels and there will also be a letter drop to adjacent residents in the coming days. 

Please contact me should you have any queries about the proposed works.