Traffic studies are currently being undertaken, which will inform how the site will be planned.
We are yet to join up with the St Paul's School traffic consultation, however, we will raise this with the transport consultant.
Melwood will be actively designed to minimise pressure on existing traffic hotspots - this will be informed by the traffic study and will see us incorporate a variety of measures to ease traffic flow in and around the development.
With any Section 106, how it is used is decided by the council, so allocated funds will be invested by Liverpool City Council as they see fit.
Regarding traffic lights, we will take advice from Liverpool City Council's Highway Engineers on the need for any off-site highway infrastructure.
Liverpool City Council will decide on our commitment to local transport infrastructure as part of the development.
We are exploring options for car pool schemes on the site and should anything be agreed upon, further information will be circulated as and when available. At this point, nothing has been confirmed and we are still consulting with community members about what transport solutions could be incorporated into Melwood.
Traffic studies are currently being undertaken, which will inform how the site will be planned.
Multiple parking solutions will be incorporated into the site so that any vehicles at Melwood will not impact residents around the site by overspilling onto streets around the scheme.
We are exploring options for car pool schemes on the site and should anything be agreed upon, further information will be circulated as and when available. At this point, nothing has been confirmed and we are still consulting with community members about what transport solutions could be incorporated into Melwood.
Regarding traffic lights, we will take advice from Liverpool City Council's Highway Engineers on the need for any off-site highway infrastructure.