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Pedestrian crossings for Muff village 27.08.07

THE border village of Muff is to finally get its long-delayed pedestrian crossings, a local councillor has said.
Cllr. Pádraig Mac Lochlainn said he had been assured by senior Donegal County Council officials that the crossings will soon proceed to construction.
Muff expected to get safety crossings soon. "A public consultation process was carried out by the Council earlier this year to decide where the most appropriate location in the village for the crossings were. However there has been a delay in proceeding on to construction now for months," he said.
Cllr. MacLochlainn said he had lobbied for a number of years for the safety crossings on behalf
of the residents of Muff.
"I have campaigned for these crossings now for a number of years. Indeed my fellow Sinn Fein members in the area carried out a petition of hundreds of local residents and business people to strengthen our case," he said.
"The crossings have been paid for by a developer who was asked to do so as part of his planning conditions.
"While I welcomed the public consultation process to ensure maximum local agreement on where the crossings should be located, I am very frustrated at the delay in progressing this matter for months at this stage.
"I have now been assured by senior officials at Donegal County Council that they will move to wrap up the consultation process and finally construct the long overdue pedestrian crossings," he added.
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