NEWCASTLE area Councillor Willie Clarke (Sinn Féin) has called for respect of residents when using a Tullybrannigan Road right of way.
Respect Tullybrannigan Right of Way Residents Says Cllr Willie Clarke
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Newcastle Councillor Willie Clarke has called on car users to respect the residents at a Tullybrannigan right of way.[/caption]
Councillor Clarke said: “I have been approached by residents who live on the Tullybrannigan Road right of way in Newcastle who are extremely frustrated by irresponsible parking on the narrow road leading up to the old Water Board house. This access is a bridleway and a public pedestrian right of way and should not be used by private unauthorised vehicles.
“However as a short-term measure residents asked if some signage could be erected, asking visitors, when parking to consider the need for local residents to access their properties and not obstruct footways or turning spaces. Council will progress this request and the new signage will consist of the wording, ‘No vehicles to park on lane other than residents and service providers.’
“Public rights of way are a fantastic resource for people, locals and visitors alike. We are fortunate to have so many on our doorstep, it is vital that landowners are not inconvenienced by users of these rights of way.”
Newcastle Councillor Willie Clarke has called on car users to respect the residents at a Tullybrannigan right of way.[/caption]
Councillor Clarke said: “I have been approached by residents who live on the Tullybrannigan Road right of way in Newcastle who are extremely frustrated by irresponsible parking on the narrow road leading up to the old Water Board house. This access is a bridleway and a public pedestrian right of way and should not be used by private unauthorised vehicles.
“However as a short-term measure residents asked if some signage could be erected, asking visitors, when parking to consider the need for local residents to access their properties and not obstruct footways or turning spaces. Council will progress this request and the new signage will consist of the wording, ‘No vehicles to park on lane other than residents and service providers.’
“Public rights of way are a fantastic resource for people, locals and visitors alike. We are fortunate to have so many on our doorstep, it is vital that landowners are not inconvenienced by users of these rights of way.”
