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Rathvilly. Photo: Google Maps
The Vision Rathvilly Consultation Bus will be in the village centre from tomorrow 12th and 13th 0f December.
Plan Viewing will be available on Monday from 10am - 6pm.
Drop In consultation meetings with VHA Architect will take place on December 13 from 3pm to 8pm
Carlow County Council with the support of Rural Regeneration & Development Fund earlier this year appointed the consultancy company Vincent Hannon Architects (VHA) to develop a plan for the most effective presentation, management and enhancement of the town’s public realm.
The plan will have particular reference to the following: Public space network; Connectivity and permeability; Parking and traffic; Legibility/manoeuvrability; Signage and Way finding; History and heritage; Tourist destination.
The aim of the project is to develop a strategy for the town’s public realm, which can be used to identify and provide guidance for individual detail design projects.
The plan will be visual and identify both short term and longer-term projects.
It is intended that the strategy will stimulate interest and activity among all the community in carrying out activity to enhance the town of Rathvilly, and that all stakeholders will be involved in developing a shared vision for the development of Rathvilly.
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