 The dualling will bypass the area's notorious Iron Bridge |
The final compulsory purchase orders are being issued for the long-awaited A30 dualling at Goss Moor in Cornwall. The Highways Agency is serving notices on landowners and occupiers to create a seven-mile stretch of dual carriageway.
Anyone whose property is affected by the plans between Bodmin and Indian Queens has six weeks to appeal.
Some environmentalists have criticised the �69m scheme, saying it could wipe out rare species of flora and fauna in the area.
The dualling will bypass a single lane stretch of the road on Goss Moor which connects two dualled sections.
The plans aim to ease congestion around the Iron Bridge, a notorious accident blackspot.
It is expected to take two years to complete the scheme.
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