Waterfront Phase 2 Starts Next Month
Work on Phase 2 of the Colwyn Bay Waterfront Project is due to get underway next month, with almost 1km of existing promenade set to be transformed over the coming year.
The Waterfront Project combines upgrading coastal defences with environmental improvements to the promenade in Colwyn Bay.
Phase 2 will take place between the Pier and the eastern end of the Cayley Embankment. The work will include widening, realigning and raising a section of the existing promenade; improving parking; new landscaping and improving the promenade finishes and facilities. The design and materials will be in keeping with the work completed in 2014 between the Pier and Porth Eirias.
The road between the Pier and the junction of Marine Road, Colwyn Bay will be closed from 6am on Thursday 11th August onwards – diversions will be signposted.
There will be some restrictions to beach access while the work takes place.
Cllr Dave Cowans, Conwy’s Cabinet Member for Highways, Environment & Sustainability said: “I’m pleased that work will soon be underway on the next part of transforming the promenade in Colwyn Bay. The Waterfront Project is a key part of the Baylife Regeneration programme and the town is already seeing the benefit of the work that took place in 2014.
“We realise that closing this section of promenade will cause disruption, but I urge everyone to think of the long term benefits that the project will bring to Colwyn Bay, and I’d like to thank everyone in advance for their patience.”
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