Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - County Longford Group Water Schemes.
- Clonback group water scheme 2 speeches
The Minister said £11,600 in provisional grants had been allocated, allowing work to proceed; an inspector would assess expenditure before any instalment was paid.
Albert Reynolds, Fergus O'Brien
- Ballinamuck group water scheme 2 speeches
Approval remained under examination pending review of the revised design, the county council’s conditions, and the related Dromard scheme.
Albert Reynolds, Fergus O'Brien
- Abbeyshrule group water scheme 2 speeches
The Minister said the proposals were being examined urgently, but grant consideration awaited applications covering the group’s approximately 450 prospective members; submissions then covered only 100.
Albert Reynolds, Fergus O'Brien
asked the Minister for the Environment if he will give immediate sanction to proceed to the Clonback, County Longford, group water scheme; and if he will outline the reason for the delay.
Comment on this
State grants totalling £11,600 were provisionally allocated for this scheme on 10 September 1984 thus enabling work on the scheme to proceed.
My Department's local inspector will visit the scheme shortly and an instalment of grants will be paid to the group if warranted on the basis of expenditure incurred up to the date of his visit.
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Comment on this
asked the Minister for the Environment if he will now give approval to proceed to the Ballinamuck, County Longford, group water scheme; and if he will outline the reason for the delay.
Comment on this
The revised design for the Ballinamuck scheme is under examination in my Department in the light of Longford County Council's conditions for approving it and the position in regard to a related group scheme development proposed for Dromard.
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asked the Minister for the Environment if he will now give approval to proceed with the Abbeyshrule, County Longford, group water scheme which has been held up for the past two years; and if he will make a statement on the extraordinary delay involved in this scheme.
Comment on this
The proposals for this scheme are being examined as a matter of urgency so that the allocation of grants can be considered as soon as the group submit all grant applications for the scheme — at present applications submitted relate to 100 only out of approximately 450 prospective members of the group.