Residents raise concerns over £4 m project
Local businesses in Ramsey say they fear the loss of more than 50 parking spaces could be the death of retail in the town.
Plans to redevelop West Quay are being submitted for approval by the Department of Infrastructure.
The £4 million project will include a new sea wall, complete reconstruction of the road and the installation of a new leisure area.
Director of Highway Services Jeff Robinson said the subsequent removal of spaces was always going to be an issue:
Butcher, Rob Teare, and businesswoman Karen Jones are both concerned about the impact the loss of parking will have on the local economy:
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