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Felixstowe Port study ignores parking provision
28th August 2008, Page 6
28th August 2008
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Page 6, 28th August 2008
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A STUDY INTO the impact of Felixstowe Port's expansion plans, to be published next month, does not address lorry park availability.
Suffolk Coastal District Council, the East of England Development Agency and Hutchison Ports have commissioned consultants at GHK to investigate the requirement for port-related logistics land over the next 20 years.
GHK director Jamie Simpson says traffic volumes, container storage demand, warehousing and traffic interchanges have all been looked at. but the provision of lorry parking facilities has not.
"We tangentially touch on that," he says. We are mindful of that subject." He adds that work on parking is being done separately.
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