Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri – Iechyd a Diogelwch a Mynediad
Mae Awdurdod y Parc Cenedlaethol yn gwneud llawer iawn o waith yn darparu cyfleusterau ar gyfer pobl ag anableddau a chaniatáu i fwy o bobl gael mynediad i Eryri.
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www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/data/assets/word_doc/0014/11147/disabilityequalityscheme-review-2009-2012.doc
Gan ddefnyddio’r wybodaeth ar dudalennau 12 i 15 o’r ddogfen yn y cyswllt uchod, crynhowch yr hyn sy’n cael ei wneud ar hyn o bryd i wella mynediad i Barc Cenedlaethol Eryri i bobl ag anghenion arbennig.
Creu cyfleusterau ar gyfer ymwelwyr ag anghenion arbennig
Mae’r cyswllt isod yn egluro’r rhesymu y tu ôl i gynllunio’r llwybr bordiau.
www.eryri-npa.gov.uk/visiting/snowdonia-for-all/leisure-walks/llyn-cwellyn-board-walk
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Trafodwch gyda phartner y materion Iechyd a Diogelwch sy’n gysylltiedig â datblygu llwybrau bordiau ar gyfer ymwelwyr ag anghenion arbennig, fel yr un yn Llyn Cwellyn.
Crynhowch y pwyntiau a wneir yn eich trafodaeth.
Cydbwyso mynediad â chadwraeth
Mae’r erthygl ganlynol yn nodi rhesymau Awdurdod y Parc Cenedlaethol dros roi tarmac ar rannau penodol o Lwybr y Mwynwyr i’w gwneud hi’n haws i ddefnyddwyr mewn cadeiriau olwyn gael modd i ddefnyddio’r llwybr.
Work on the Miners’ Track
9 July 2010
Following detailed consultation with SNPA’s Disability Forum, Northern Snowdonia’s Access Forum, local landowners and Gwynedd Council’s Highway Department, contractors have been working on repairing and maintaining sections of Snowdon’s Miners Track as part of SNPA’s annual programme of improvements.
Work has been undertaken to upgrade the structure of paths, drainage and general maintenance work, enabling a wider audience to enjoy and appreciate the mountain. This work also coincides with substantial renovation work at the Pen y Pass café, where improvements have been made to the heating and insulation system, as well as the kitchen and dining area which forms part of the National Park’s commitment to the 10:10 initiative.
Hywel Jones, SNPA Access Project Officer said,
“The work on the Miners Track is part of a general planned programme of repair and maintenance within a much broader programme of improving access in the National Park.
When improving the conditions of paths, techniques vary depending on the terrain, the type of footpath and the user’s needs.
In this instance, the majority of work on the Miners Track was undertaken using traditional techniques varying from stone pitching to laying aggregate.
However because of the unique nature of some sections and the need to take into account the needs of a wider audience, these methods were not suitable.
On three small sloping sections of the path between Llyn Teyrn and Llyn Llydaw, to ensure better access and longevity of the surface, we have had to use more
durable methods and, in this instance, tarmac topped with crushed granite was used.
In total, 2½ km of the path has been improved and only on three small sections has tarmac been used, 62m x 1m, 30m x 3m, and 25m x 1m.
This will now enable more people of all abilities to use the track from Pen y Pass to Llyn Llydaw,
and it also forms part of our continuous vision to improve access and enjoyment to all.”
Fodd bynnag, mae gwahanol bobl wedi mynegi gwrthwynebiad i’r cynllun.
Defnyddiwch y cysylltau isod i ymchwilio i’r barnau gwahanol a fynegwyd am ddefnyddio tarmac i atgyweirio a chynnal a chadw’r llwybr troed.
www.snowdonia-society.org.uk/news.php?n_id=203
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Ar ôl ymchwilio i’r holl gysylltau uchod yn drylwyr, paratowch ddadl o blaid defnyddio tarmac ar rannau o’r llwybr troed dan sylw o safbwynt Iechyd a Diogelwch a mynediad. Gall hyn fod ar ffurf:
- Llythyr a ysgrifennir at bapur newyddion
- Cyflwyniad PowerPoint
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Gwerthuswch y materion Iechyd a Diogelwch posibl sy’n codi o ganiatáu mynediad i rannau mwy anghysbell a heriol o’r Parc Cenedlaethol i bobl ag anghenion arbennig.