❗Deadline approaching // Two options for the management of Hoylake Beach are out for public consultation until 25 March - with both options including proposals to remove some vegetation to provide amenity space.
The ‘Access for All’ option proposes removing 1.92 hectares of vegetation (around the size of 2.7 Wembley football pitches), mostly around the RNLI lifeboat station - for which safe access has been a vital consideration - but also includes slipways and two 10 metre-wide strips - one along the seawall from Clydesdale Road to King’s Gap, and one from King’s Gap through the vegetation to the sandy beach.
The ’Amenity Beach’ option proposes removing just over 3 hectares of vegetation (around the size of 4 Wembley pitches), similar to the ‘Access for All’ option, but with a larger area of amenity beach being provided towards Trinity Road.
See the link below for a closer look and to have your say on the options.
Vice President Team Consulting & Executive Search at General Sports Worldwide, theClubhouse
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