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Dáil

Written Answers. - Traffic Calming Measures.

Eamon Walsh Mr. E. Walsh Question Labour Party

101 Mr. E. Walsh asked the Minister for the Environment the traffic calming measures which may be used by South Dublin County Council to improve the urban residential environment; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [11816/96]

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Brendan Howlin Minister for the Environment (Mr. Howlin) Labour Party

Section 38 of the Road Traffic Act, 1994, provides that road authorities may, in the interests of the safety and convenience of road users, provide such traffic calming measures as they consider desirable for public roads in their charge. Guidance notes on the implementation of these provisions were issued by my Department to road authorities in 1994. These included references to appropriate traffic calming publications, both local and international, outlining measures for urban, residential and rural areas.

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Eamon Walsh Mr. E. Walsh Question Labour Party

102 Mr. E. Walsh asked the Minister for the Environment the traffic calming measures supported by his Department and applied for by South Dublin County Council; the amount of finance in this respect; the location of the projects; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [11817/96]

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Brendan Howlin Minister for the Environment (Mr. Howlin) Labour Party

A scheme of grants for traffic management measures forming part of the recommended strategy outlined in the final report of the Dublin Transportation Initiative was introduced in 1994.

Traffic calming measures are eligible for assistance under this scheme. Grants have since been paid to South Dublin County Council in respect of the following traffic calming projects:

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