Proposals would see reduced parking in area
Plans for Ramsey Quayside submitted by the Department of Infrastructure have been opposed by Ramsey Town Commissioners.
Seven of eight members of the local authority present for a public meeting held on Monday night (8 November) were against the proposals.
The design would reduce parking from 105 to just 35 spaces.
Commissioner, Juan McGuinness explained the effect such a design could have on the town:
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