Temporary go-karting track for Douglas?

Wednesday, 24 October 2012 01:00

A new go-karting facility could be on the cards in Douglas.

Planning documents released by the Department of Infrastructure show an application for a temporary go-karting track at the Grandstand.

The proposal is for a change in use of the land on Glencrutchery Road along with the installation of barriers, lighting, fencing and a reception area.

The application was submitted on October 18th and is pending consideration. It’s not yet known who is behind it but more details are expected to emerge later today.

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