Further details on the proposed development, including how to make a submission, are available on the Mayo County Council website.placeholder image
Further details on the proposed development, including how to make a submission, are available on the Mayo County Council website.

New active travel plans for Mayo town enters public consultation phase

Mayo County Council invites public input as plans unveiled for the backbone of Castlebar’s Active Travel network.

Residents of Castlebar are being invited to have their say on a major new active travel proposal, as Mayo County Council announces the opening of a non-statutory public consultation on the Castlebar Orbital Connect Route.

The proposed Orbital Connect Route is set to form the backbone of Castlebar’s Active Travel Network, creating safer and more accessible walking and cycling links around the town.

The council said the project aims to improve connectivity between key residential areas, schools, workplaces and amenities, while encouraging more sustainable transport options.

To give the public an opportunity to learn more about the plans, a public information event will take place on Thursday, March 26, from 4pm to 7pm at the Lough Lannagh Leisure Centre.

In addition, an online public webinar will be held on Thursday, March 12, from 7pm to 8pm, allowing those unable to attend in person to engage with the project team and ask questions.

Mayo County Council is encouraging residents, businesses and community groups to review the proposals and make submissions or observations. 

The consultation period will remain open until April 14.

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