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Motion from Councillor Pamela Conroy: Differential surface around cycling infrastructure. AI091410
Meeting: 11/12/2023 - County Council (Item 503)
Councillor P. Conroy - Differential surface around cycling infrastructure
“That the Chief Executive adopts a policy of creating a differential surface around cycling infrastructure on footpaths, such as bike repair stations, Sheffield stands and painted shared bike parking spots, so that those who are blind or visually impaired, are aware of potential obstacles and can avoid them.”
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The motion, in the name of Councillor P. Conroy was proposed by Councillor D. Healy and seconded by Councillor K. Power.
The report was ACCEPTED.
Meeting: 13/11/2023 - County Council (Item 449)
Councillor P. Conroy - Differential surface around cycling infrastructure
“That the Chief Executive adopts a policy of creating a differential surface around cycling infrastructure on footpaths, such as bike repair stations, Sheffield stands and painted shared bike parking spots, so that those who are blind or visually impaired, are aware of potential obstacles and can avoid them.”
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Meeting: 09/10/2023 - County Council (Item 405)
Councillor P. Conroy - Differential surface around cycling infrastructure
“That the Chief Executive adopts a policy of creating a differential surface around cycling infrastructure on footpaths, such as bike repair stations, Sheffield stands and painted shared bike parking spots, so that those who are blind or visually impaired, are aware of potential obstacles and can avoid them.”
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Meeting: 11/09/2023 - County Council (Item 348)
Councillor P. Conroy - Differential surface around cycling infrastructure
“That the Chief Executive adopts a policy of creating a differential surface around cycling infrastructure on footpaths, such as bike repair stations, Sheffield stands and painted shared bike parking spots, so that those who are blind or visually impaired, are aware of potential obstacles and can avoid them.”
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