Written answers
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Department of Environment, Community and Local Government
Housing Adaptation Grants Funding
Róisín Shortall (Dublin North West, Independent)
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To ask the Minister for Environment, Community and Local Government if he has finalised the allocations to local authorities for private housing grants for 2013; the grants schemes to be covered by these allocations; and if he will provide a breakdown of the 2011, 2012 and 2013 allocations by grants scheme and by local authority. [12257/13]
Jan O'Sullivan (Limerick City, Labour)
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My Department’s involvement with the Housing Adaptation Grant Schemes for Older People and People with a Disability relates primarily to the recoupment of a proportion of local authority expenditure on the payment of individual grants. These schemes are funded by 80% recoupments available from my Department together with a 20% contribution from the resources of the local authority. The suite of grants include three separate grant measures: the Mobility Aids Grant scheme with grants of up to €6,000, the Housing Aid for Older People scheme with grants of up to €10,500 and the Housing Adaptation Grant for People with a Disability with grants of up to €30,000, depending on household income.
The schemes are administered by the local authorities and it is a matter for each local authority to apportion the funding between the various grant measures. Allocations for 2013 in respect of these grant schemes were announced on Friday 1 March 2013 and details of these, together with the additional information sought in relation to allocations in 2011 and 2012, are set out in the following table.
Local Authority | 2011 Allocation | 2012 Allocation | 2013 Allocation |
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Carlow | €1,349,014 | €1,349,014 | €747,078.97 |
Cavan | €1,879,903 | €1,625,000 | €1,038,155.24 |
Clare | €3,000,000 | €1,445,000 | €1,445,000.00 |
Cork | €6,250,364 | €6,250,364 | €4,561,159.71 |
Donegal | €3,100,769 | €2,448,146 | €827,280.49 |
D’Laoghaire/Rathdown | €1,165,228 | €1,110,602 | €731,197.36 |
Fingal | €2,072,365 | €2,072,365 | €1,588,467.61 |
Galway | €2,387,900 | €2,375,000 | €1,644,386.59 |
Kerry | €3,459,023 | €3,257,865 | €1,445,971.16 |
Kildare | €3,563,545 | €2,025,000 | €2,025,000.00 |
Kilkenny | €1,867,500 | €1,867,500 | €1,406,161.86 |
Laois | €1,146,093 | €1,084,827 | €260,923.46 |
Leitrim | €990,189 | €576,305 | €65,953.25 |
Limerick | €1,719,225 | €1,473,454 | €1,473,455.00 |
Longford | €1,260,000 | €1,243,575 | €687,674.34 |
Louth | €1,345,716 | €1,186,266 | €1,103,144.70 |
Mayo | €2,724,401 | €2,575,216 | €2,575,216.25 |
Meath | €1,464,096 | €997,208 | €487,123.12 |
Monaghan | €1,319,083 | €1,152,172 | €837,210.57 |
North Tipperary | €1,607,181 | €1,200,000 | €425,757.37 |
Offaly | €2,059,313 | €1,125,000 | €625,000.00 |
Roscommon | €2,562,790 | €1,009,251 | €709,956.68 |
Sligo | €997,800 | €997,684 | €276,983.80 |
South Dublin | €3,084,098 | €2,728,308 | €1,213,986.05 |
South Tipperary | €3,125,000 | €3,111,713 | €1,087,988.81 |
Waterford | €1,238,324 | €994,766 | €414,024.05 |
Westmeath | €1,143,266 | €988,155 | €435,722.48 |
Wexford | €2,603,404 | €2,566,772 | €1,210,764.56 |
Wicklow | €1,151,969 | €954,794 | €567,117.69 |
Cork City | €2,707,916 | €1,749,741 | €1,749,741.25 |
Dublin City | €11,361,211 | €10,629,459 | €4,932,319.56 |
Galway City | €1,024,632 | €928,352 | €301,280.08 |
Limerick City | €1,525,000 | €1,525,000 | €1,010,884.61 |
Waterford City | €790,310 | €740,282 | €348,841.83 |
Sligo Borough Council | €418,084 | €385,844 | ( with Sligo Co Co figure for 2013) |
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