14 February 2017 Leisure and Development - Consultation Schedule 1 TITLE RECEIVED FROM SUBMISSION BY North-West Multimodal Transport Hub Public Consultation Translink 20 January 2017 Translink is working together with partners in the Department for Infrastructure, Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, Derry City and Strabane District Council, Donegal County Council and Sustrans to deliver the North-West Multimodal Transport Hub; a major new active and sustainable transport facility which will transport travel and heritage regeneration in the region. Situated on the former iconic Waterside Station site, the new Hub will be an important gateway to the North-West; it will encourage a modal shift from car to public transport and other sustainable modes by providing integrated and convenient services to encourage more active travel for a healthier region supporting a key outcome of the draft Programme for – Government. Proposals include restoration and refurbishment of the former listed Waterside Railway Station, new platforms, and enhanced Park & Ride, an Active and Sustainable Travel Centre, demolition of the current train station, a new bus turning circle, Greenway link to the City Centre via the Peace Bridge as well as Track, Signalling and Telecoms work. Translink are now launching a public consultation to share views to help develop Hub proposals. The consultation can be found on the following website: 2 TITLE RECEIVED FROM SUBMISSION BY DAERA Knowledge Framework Consultation Department of 27 February 2017 Agriculture, Environment and Affairs
14 February 2017 Leisure and Development - Consultation Schedule 1 TITLE RECEIVED FROM SUBMISSION BY North-West Multimodal Transport Hub Public Consultation Translink 20 January 2017 Translink is working together with partners in the Department for Infrastructure, Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, Derry City and Strabane District Council, Donegal County Council and Sustrans to deliver the North-West Multimodal Transport Hub; a major new active and sustainable transport facility which will transport travel and heritage regeneration in the region. Situated on the former iconic Waterside Station site, the new Hub will be an important gateway to the North-West; it will encourage a modal shift from car to public transport and other sustainable modes by providing integrated and convenient services to encourage more active travel for a healthier region – supporting a key outcome of the draft Programme for Government. Proposals include restoration and refurbishment of the former listed Waterside Railway Station, new platforms, and enhanced Park & Ride, an Active and Sustainable Travel Centre, demolition of the current train station, a new bus turning circle, Greenway link to the City Centre via the Peace Bridge as well as Track, Signalling and Telecoms work. Translink are now launching a public consultation to share views to help develop Hub proposals. The consultation can be found on the following website: 2 TITLE RECEIVED FROM SUBMISSION BY DAERA Knowledge Framework Consultation Department of Agriculture, Environment and Affairs 27 February 2017
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