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Clane Area Committee Meeting

Update on works to reduce pollution into the Royal Canal Harbour, Kilcock

Clane Area Committe Meeting 13 May 2014 Councillor Pádraig McEvoy Question Can the council update the committee on work to overcome the pollution risk to the harbour area of the Royal Canal, Kilcock? Report Over the course of the past couple of months, a number of attempts have been made to survey the drainage system in Continue Reading...

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General Road Repairs

Clane Area Committe Meeting 13 May 2014 Councillor Pádraig McEvoy Motion That the council repair road surfaces at; a) The roads from The Stores, Hodgestown to Staplestown, including the ramps, in advance of the annual series of charity dualathon races that are held in 2014 on 12th July, 23rd August and 20th September b) The R407 Continue Reading...

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Prevention of vehicles parking on footpath at L2004 Millicent Road, Clane

Clane Area Committe Meeting 13 May 2014 Councillor Pádraig McEvoy Motion That bollards or other means are considered to prevent vehicles parking on the footpath on the L2004 Millicent Road, Clane opposite Aldi. Report This issue will be investigated to assess the optimum solution to the problem....

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Requested update on the installation of traffic lights on the R403 at Brooklands, Clane

Clane Area Committe Meeting 13 May 2014 Councillor Pádraig McEvoy Motion That the council provide a report on outstanding works to complete the installation of traffic lights on the R403 Celbridge Road at Brooklands, Clane and indicate if an interim pedestrian crossing can be provided for people using the nearby bus stops. Report The junction was Continue Reading...

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Taking in Charge of Public Lighting, Chambers Park, Kilcock

Clane Area Committee Meeting 11 March 2014 Councillor Pádraig McEvoy Motion That the council take over the public streetlights in Chambers Park, Kilcock to ensure they are kept on until the estate is completed to be taken in charge. Report On Thursday 24 February 2014, Electric Ireland disconnected the power supply for the public lighting Continue Reading...

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