KCC & KWETB Completing Traffic Studies

Tuesday, 20 April 2021 08:02

By Ciara Plunkett @kfmradio

Kildare County Council has been asked to "reengage with KWETB and all stakeholders regarding traffic issues at Pipers Hill Education" campus.

There have been persist traffic problems, for residents and those access the schools on the Kilcullen Road site.

KCC says its Roads Section are c in the process of completing a report on the traffic issues there, "taking into account the Aecom Traffic Analysis Report that was carried out for KWETB. "

Thereafter, a meeting is to be arranged with KWETB

Fine Gael Cllr. Evie Sammon, raised the matter at the Naas MD meeting.

Cllr. Sammon joined Clem Ryan on this morning's edition of the programme, to discuss all of her motions before the April meeting of the Naas Municipal District.

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