Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Water and Sewerage Schemes.
- Mid-Kerry water supply scheme 4 speeches
The Barleymount reservoir and other Stage II contract documents are under consideration; the scheme is Kerry’s top priority, but no decision date is available.
John O'Leary, James Tully
- Rosscahill group water scheme 2 speeches
Progress depends on developing the source and laying a trunk main; the submitted works proposal is under consideration, with no decision date yet.
Robert Molloy, James Tully
- Inis Meáin group water scheme 2 speeches
A new proposal was received, and promoters were asked to survey intended participants so water requirements can be assessed.
Robert Molloy, James Tully
- Aughascashla scheme extension to Duagh 2 speeches
The extension proposals are being examined, pending technical information requested from Kerry County Council.
Thomas McEllistrim Jnr., James Tully
- Milford sewerage extension 2 speeches
Tenders for the Milford sewerage scheme, which will serve Kilmacrenan Road, are under consideration; no decision date is available.
Neil T.C. Blaney, James Tully
asked the Minister for Local Government the present position regarding stage II of the mid-Kerry water supply scheme which includes a reservoir at Barleymount near Killarney.
Comment on this
Contract documents for this scheme are under consideration in my Department. I am not as yet in a position to indicate when a decision on it can be given.
Comment on this
Do the contract documents include plans for stage II of the mid-Kerry water supply scheme and also for the reservoir at Barleymount?
Comment on this
The preliminary proposals of the mid-Kerry scheme were approved at stage II. The scheme would involve an extension of 4,440 million gallons, a booster and a pumphouse as well as a 16,000 million gallon reservoir at Barleymount. The contract documents were received in the Department on 4th December, 1975. The scheme is now No. 1 on the list of priorities for Kerry and when it has been cleared it will be the first of the schemes for that area to be undertaken.
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asked the Minister for Local Government when the Rosscahill group water scheme, County Galway was formed; and the reasons for the delay in starting work on this project.
Comment on this
The Rosscahill group scheme was formed in 1971 with Lough Buffy as the proposed source. Progress with this scheme depends on the development of the source and the laying of a section of trunk main by Galway County Council. A scheme for these works was submitted by the council to my Department in March last and is under consideration. I am not at present in a position to say when a decision will issue to the local authority in the matter.
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asked the Minister for Local Government the present position regarding the proposed group water scheme for Inis Meáin, County Galway.
Comment on this
A new proposal for a group water scheme on the island of Inis Meáin was received in my Department on 17th June, 1976. Survey sheets were given to the promoter for completion by intending participants in order that the total daily water requirements may be assessed and the proposal be investigated.
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asked the Minister for Local Government if he will sanction the proposals submitted to him by Kerry County Council for an extension of the Aughascashla water scheme to Duagh, Camp, Tralee, County Kerry.
Comment on this
Kerry County Council's proposals for an extension of the Aughacashla water supply scheme which would serve Duagh were received in my Department on the 17th May last.
Completion of the examination of the proposals must await technical information requested from the Country Council on the 1st June, 1976.
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asked the Minister for Local Government the present position regarding the provision of a sewerage extension to serve Kilmacrenan Road, Milford, County Donegal.