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Roscommon

County Roscommon

F42 VR98

Tel: 090 6637100

Fax: 090 6625599

Email: info@roscommoncoco.ie

Agenda

Boyle Municipal District
Friday, 24th November, 2023 2.30 pm

Venue: Boyle Municipal District, Boyle

Contact: Geraldine Lafferty  Email: glafferty@roscommoncoco.ie 071 9662101

Items
No. Item

1.23

Disclosure of Conflict of Interest (Section 177 of the Local Government Act 2001 as amended)

2.23

Adoption of the Minutes pdf icon PDF 828 KB

·         Minutes of Boyle MD meeting on 22nd September 2022

·         Minutes of Boyle MD Budget meeting on 18th October, 2022

Additional documents:

3.23

Matters Arising

4.23

Boyle MD Fund Project Revisions for Approval pdf icon PDF 93 KB

(a)  Roscommon Historical Society

(b)  Ballinameen GAA

(c)   Tarmonbarry Tidy Towns

Additional documents:

5.23

Presentation of First Draft of LECP 2023-2029

6.23

Declaration of Public Road - 2023 November Director's Report Estate Taken in Charge pdf icon PDF 132 KB

  • Section 11 (2) (b) of the Roads Act 1993 and Roads Regulations 1994, Part 2

Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended), Section 180 Local Government Reform Act 2014 Schedule 3 Declaration of public road within the housing development at Quay West North, Cootehall

 

  • Section 11 (2) (b) of the Roads Act 1993 and Roads Regulations 1994, Part 2

Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended), Section 180 Local Government Reform Act 2014 Schedule 3 Declaration of public road within the housing development at Quay West South, Cootehall

 

7.23

Notices Of Motion

4.23

Cllr. Valerie Byrne/ Cllr. Tom Crosby

 

That Roscommon County Council insure that the necessary funding be put in place to Assets Management team for the repair of lighting in Kildollogue and Vesnoy estates in Strokestown. The problem arose due to the change in ESB Networks Regulations and significant works are required to rectify. These works need to be done now to ensure proper lighting in place for winter.

 

 

 

 

8.23

Questions

8.23

Has the Council been successful in preventing Board Na Mona or their contractors from using the Cloonsshanna Road and the Rooskey Tarmonbarry Road for Transporting over 80,000 ton of mill peat stockpiled on the bog for delivery to Northern Ireland. 

Both roads are built over bog land with no proper foundation and could not at all sustain lorry loads with weights of over 30 tons on board. Cllr. Tom Crosby

 

9.23

Can Director of Services inform the meeting of what is the current progress with the flooding prevention measures for Bridge Street Strokestown.  Cllr. Tom Crosby

 

 

 

 

 

9.23

Votes of Congratulations/Sympathy

10.23

A O B

 

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