Caragh sewerage scheme
Approval for further planning of the Caragh scheme is pending information from Kildare County Council about its sanitary-services levy. Power highlights the need for housing and asks when approval will come; Reynolds says the Department is pursuing the matter and expects it to be resolved fairly soon.
asked the Minister for Local Government when he expects to be in a position to sanction the sewerage scheme for Caragh, Naas, County Kildare.
Comment on this
A feasibility report has been submitted for this scheme and there has been correspondence between my Department and Kildare County Council. Pending submission by the county council of the information sought on certain aspects, I cannot say when approval will issue to the further planning of the scheme.
Comment on this
Is the Parliamentary Secretary not aware of the grave need for houses in the area and that the council have a site there and are willing to provide houses for needy applicants but that their provision is dependent on sanction being received for stages 1 and 2 of the Upper Liffey Valley regional sewerage scheme? Could he give any idea of how soon sanction will be given?
Comment on this
Kildare County Council levied a charge of £1,200 per acre and the Department wrote to them in July, 1975, requesting details of the total amount of the levy collected to date in regard to the sanitary services. We are awaiting a reply from them.
Comment on this
Does the Parliamentary Secretary mean that the county council have not yet replied to a letter from the Department of July, 1975?