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Dáil

Written Answers. - Grant Payments.

asked the Minister for the Environment the reason for the delay in relation to the application of a person (details supplied) in County Tipperary for a house improvement grant.

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Gerard C. Connolly Minister for State at the Department of the Environment (Mr. Connolly) Fianna Fáil

There has been no undue delay; as already indicated to the Deputy, a grant cannot be allowed as an inspection had not been carried out by 27 March 1987.

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asked the Minister for the Environment when a house improvement grant will be paid to a person (details supplied) in County Galway.

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Gerard C. Connolly Minister of State at the Department of the Environment (Mr. Connolly) Fianna Fáil

An inspection with a view to payment of the grant will be carried out as soon as possible.

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asked the Minister for the Environment the grants which are currently available for the repair of a house and the building of a new house; and the grants which were available in December 1986.

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Gerard C. Connolly Minister of State at the Department the Environment (Mr. Connolly) Fianna Fáil

In December, 1986, the following housing grants were generally available:

Grants to purchase or build a new house: £2,000 grant to first time house purchasers, and the £2,250 "builders" grant, and £5,000 "surrender" grant to certain tenants and tenant purchasers who surrendered their local authority dwellings and built or purchased a private house.

Grants for house repairs and improvements: grants payable under the 1985 House Improvement Grants Scheme, the Disabled Persons Grants Scheme and the Essential Repairs Scheme.

In the meantime, the £2,250 "builders" grant, the £5,000 "surrender" grant and the House Improvement Grants Scheme have been terminated.

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