Written answers
Tuesday, 20 November 2007
Department of Transport
Local Improvement Scheme
8:00 pm
Tom Hayes (Tipperary South, Fine Gael)
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Question 279: To ask the Minister for Transport the way local improvement scheme funding is allocated; the number of projects that were denied funding in 2007; and the amount each county has received of this funding. [29865/07]
Noel Dempsey (Meath West, Fianna Fail)
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The administration of the Local Improvements Scheme (LIS) is a matter for the relevant county council, subject to the terms of the Local Improvements Scheme Memorandum and relevant Department circulars. Applications under the scheme are submitted to, and decided by, the relevant county council. My Department has no function in the matter. The allocation of funds under the scheme to individual county councils is decided annually in the context of the overall funds available and the number of LIS applications on hands in each County at the end of the previous year.
The allocation to each county council under the scheme in 2007 is outlined in the following table.
County Council | 2007 Allocation |
â'¬ | |
Carlow | 219,921 |
Cavan | 1,817,708 |
Clare | 1,811,772 |
Cork | 2,365,465 |
Donegal | 3,661,409 |
Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown | 0 |
Fingal | 0 |
Galway | 1,848,435 |
Kerry | 2,669,668 |
Kildare | 154,283 |
Kilkenny | 621,086 |
Laois | 708,363 |
Leitrim | 1,400,648 |
Limerick | 1,002,476 |
Longford | 915,368 |
Louth | 226,377 |
Mayo | 4,004,296 |
Meath | 151,435 |
Monaghan | 1,783,555 |
North Tipperary | 375,456 |
Offaly | 418,140 |
Roscommon | 569,101 |
Sligo | 1,013,471 |
South Dublin | 0 |
South Tipperary | 369,764 |
Waterford | 435,921 |
Westmeath | 214,888 |
Wexford | 698,469 |
Wicklow | 542,525 |
Total | 30,000,000 |
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