Taff Embankment
Introduction
Taff Embankment Garden Village was built in the 1970’s and majority of the properties are flats, with some houses and bungalows.
Currently the front boundaries and communal garden areas are ‘knee-high’ timber rails which are in a poor condition or broken, paving areas are in need of repair and residents do not have anywhere to store their waste bins.
Proposal
The plan we have on display identifies the range of works being proposed and how individual properties will be affected.
The works that we are suggesting include:
· Installing new steel boundary fencing
· Securing entrances to rear courtyards with new wooden fencing and gates
· Improving front gardens and forecourts with a combination of new paving and grassed areas
· Identified spaces for bin storage
· Specific footpath works to assist mobility
· New traffic bollards
Whats Happening Now? - Update
Centregreat, the Council’s contractor for this scheme commenced work in May and are making good progress with the works detailed above.
Contact Information
For further information please contact John Holloman at john.holloman@cardiff.gov.uk or 02920 537358. You can also contact us directly by clicking here
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