Have your say on plans to reduce congestion at Lakeside
The supermarket’s management has submitted a planning application which will see the creation of a slip road into its land, as well as a dramatic overhaul of the format of the car park.
North Lincolnshire Council will make the proposals available for residents via a consultation unit which will be on site at the supermarket on Friday (June 18) from 3pm to 6.30pm.
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Hide AdCoun Rob Waltham, leader of North Lincolnshire Council, said: “This is just the start of what is needed to help ease the traffic congestion in the area.
“I welcome the submission from Morrisons and I’m grateful for the support our MP Holly Mumby-Croft has given to get us to this point.
“This is not the only thing which needs to change and while it certainly represents a big step forward we really need people who use the area to have their say now – both on this proposal and what else they think may help.”
The proposal comes as the council recently completed the construction of a new roundabout on the M181.
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Hide AdThe multi-million Government-backed project – which is the first investment in the motorway network since the late 1970s – will open up land for new homes and business, shorten commute times to nearby cities and reduce congestion at Berkeley circle.
Residents can view and comment on the plans by visiting the North Lincolnshire Council website.