Written answers

Wednesday, 22 January 2014

Department of Public Expenditure and Reform

Flood Prevention Measures

Photo of Terence FlanaganTerence Flanagan (Dublin North East, Independent)
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85. To ask the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform the number of applications that have been made by Dublin City Council and Fingal County Council for funding towards flood alleviation and prevention measures; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [3007/14]

Photo of Brian HayesBrian Hayes (Dublin South West, Fine Gael)
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Details of the applications approved, refused or under consideration for funding under the Minor Flood Mitigation Works and Coastal Protection Scheme submitted by Dublin City Council and Fingal County Council from 2009 to date are outlined in the following tables.

Dublin City Council Minor Flood Mitigation Works & Coastal Protection Scheme Funding Applications Approved

2011 Project LocationAmount of Funding ApprovedDate of Approval
Dodder Estuary, Fitzwilliam Quay€400,000 25/03/11 & 06/10/11
Raheny Village & Harmonstown Road€135,00029/11/11
2012 Project LocationAmount of Funding ApprovedDate of Approval
Carrickfoyle Tce, Millbrook Tce, Lady's Lane, Kilmainham€225,00015/05/12

Funding Applications Not approved

2009 Project LocationReasons for Non-approval
Wad River

Funding provided by OPW to undertake a number of studies
2010 Project LocationReasons for Non-approval
Glendhu Park, AshtownPluvial related – outside scope of Minor Works Scheme
Camlough, Dingle Road & Drumcliffe Drive, CabraPluvial related – outside scope of Minor Works Scheme
Ballygall Crescent, Fairways Ave & Griffith Road, FinglasPluvial related – outside scope of Minor Works Scheme

Fingal County Council Minor Flood Mitigation Works & Coastal Protection Scheme

Applications Approved

2011 Project LocationAmount of Funding ApprovedDate of Approval
Aspen, Swords€54,00002/08/11
Rolestown East€153,00002/08/11
2013 Project LocationAmount of Funding ApprovedDate of Approval
Portrane/Rush (Coastal)

€57,800


25/02/13
The Grange,

Malahide
€93,60013/05/13
Applications Not Approved
2009 Project LocationReasons for Non-approval
Greenfield Road/Strand Road, Sutton

(coastal)
Did not meet Minor Works Scheme criteria- estimated cost is over the Scheme limit of €500,000
Rush to Portrane- Coastal Monitoring ProgrammeThe Council were asked in 2012 to resubmit under revised coastal criteria
Strand Road, Baldoyle to Portmarnock

(coastal)
Did not meet Minor Works Scheme criteria- estimated cost is over the Scheme limit of €500,000
2010 Project LocationReasons for Non-approval
Bloody Stream, HowthDid not meet the criteria of the Minor Works Scheme- Benefit Cost Ratio below the required minimum
Eircom Telephone Exchange,

The Grange, Malahide
Did not meet the criteria of the Minor Works Scheme- Benefit Cost Ratio below the required minimum
Spout Lane, Lusk Did not meet the criteria of the Minor Works Scheme- Benefit Cost Ratio below the required minimum
Strawberry Beds Did not meet the criteria of the Minor Works Scheme- Benefit Cost Ratio below the required minimum
Portmarnock Road Roundabout

(coastal)
The Council were asked in 2012 to resubmit under revised coastal criteria
Golf Links Road, Portmarnock

(coastal)
The Council were asked in 2012 to resubmit under revised coastal criteria
2011 Project LocationReasons for Non-approval
Burrow Road Beach

(coastal)
Did not meet the criteria of the Minor Works Scheme- Benefit Cost Ratio below the required minimum


The Council were asked in 2012 to resubmit under revised coastal criteria
Strand Road, Portmarnock

(coastal)
Did not meet Minor Works Scheme criteria, estimated cost is over the Scheme limit of €500,000


The Council were asked in 2012 to resubmit under revised coastal criteria
Applications under Consideration
2013 Project Location
R127 Skerries/Balbriggan Regional Road (coastal)
Malahide Town Centre (coastal)

(Awaiting further details- to be submitted by the Council)

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