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Thank you for your interest in these proposals. The consultation period for these has now concluded.
Any feedback received during this time has been recorded and will be considered by senior officers at Cornwall Council.
A decision will be made in due course as to whether to proceed with the proposals, amend them or abandon them. Following this, respondents will be notified of the outcome.
We are looking at putting in new cattle grids at 2 locations in the Tregoss Moor area.
What are we consulting on?
These locations will be specifically on the roads East of Moor View (U6114) and South of Tregoss (C120). The plan is to widen the road to fit in a wooden gate and a bypass so vehicles and cattle can get around the cattle grid if needed. We will also resolve some drainage issues and add extra fencing to connect with the boundaries that are already there.
Why?
Natural England is worried about cattle getting onto the roads, which is not safe for drivers or the animals. The objective is to stop this from happening by installing cattle grids at the entrance to Tregoss Moor. The bypass will make sure that animals and vehicles that can not go over the grid can still get through safely.
Next steps
The consultation period runs from 30th April to 21st May 2025. If no one has any major objections, we will move on to the construction phase and aim to complete this by the end of 2025.
How can I respond to this consultation?
To provide your feedback about these trial measures, please complete the Consultation Feedback Form below by 21st May 2025.
Alternatively, you can email Cormac at traffic@cormacltd.co.uk(External link)(External link)(External link) or you can send your response by post to: Infrastructure Design Group, Cormac Consultancy, Radnor Road, Scorrier, Redruth, TR16 5EH. When emailing or responding by post, please quote the scheme reference: Infra23-347.
***(If you choose not to provide your address with your response or withdraw your personal information before completion of the scheme, we regret that we may be unable to consider your response in regard to a particular aspect of it. Nonetheless, any points made will still be considered as general comments.)***
We are looking at putting in new cattle grids at 2 locations in the Tregoss Moor area.
What are we consulting on?
These locations will be specifically on the roads East of Moor View (U6114) and South of Tregoss (C120). The plan is to widen the road to fit in a wooden gate and a bypass so vehicles and cattle can get around the cattle grid if needed. We will also resolve some drainage issues and add extra fencing to connect with the boundaries that are already there.
Why?
Natural England is worried about cattle getting onto the roads, which is not safe for drivers or the animals. The objective is to stop this from happening by installing cattle grids at the entrance to Tregoss Moor. The bypass will make sure that animals and vehicles that can not go over the grid can still get through safely.
Next steps
The consultation period runs from 30th April to 21st May 2025. If no one has any major objections, we will move on to the construction phase and aim to complete this by the end of 2025.
How can I respond to this consultation?
To provide your feedback about these trial measures, please complete the Consultation Feedback Form below by 21st May 2025.
Alternatively, you can email Cormac at traffic@cormacltd.co.uk(External link)(External link)(External link) or you can send your response by post to: Infrastructure Design Group, Cormac Consultancy, Radnor Road, Scorrier, Redruth, TR16 5EH. When emailing or responding by post, please quote the scheme reference: Infra23-347.
***(If you choose not to provide your address with your response or withdraw your personal information before completion of the scheme, we regret that we may be unable to consider your response in regard to a particular aspect of it. Nonetheless, any points made will still be considered as general comments.)***
Please complete this Consultation Feedback Form to give your views on changes to improve the safety near Tregoss by introducing cattle grids by the 21st May 2025.
Thank you for your interest in these proposals. The consultation period for these has now concluded.
Any feedback received during this time has been recorded and will be considered by senior officers at Cornwall Council.
A decision will be made in due course as to whether to proceed with the proposals, amend them or abandon them. Following this, respondents will be notified of the outcome.
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