The university commissioned the fire survey in July, and allowed students to move in September
Controversial parklets have gone from a Lincolnshire town and will not return, it has been confirmed.
At a meeting organised by Louth Town Council at St James’ Church on Monday night, Lincolnshire County Council’s Chris Miller said the parklets were meant to give an idea of how improvements through the Louth Active Travel Scheme could look. “What will happen now is look to take forward the ideas that have come out of our engagements and see if there’s anything we can do that the people of Louth do want us to do.
“During the meeting with the Town Council and Louth residents, and through a survey by the Town Council, there have been many ideas put forward about what the next phase of the Active Travel Scheme could look like to reflect the future needs of pedestrians and visitors to Louth that the experimental scheme has sought to demonstrate.
He said Transport Boards have been set up around the county to look at how to shape and mould transport, promote more physical activity and tackle speeding issues. “Some form of normality will return to Louth and we won’t have the embarrassment of them sat there now,” he said.However, he said there still remained a number of unresolved issues around the loss of parking.
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