Written answers
Tuesday, 9 July 2019
Department of Rural and Community Development
Departmental Schemes
Dara Calleary (Mayo, Fianna Fail)
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737. To ask the Minister for Rural and Community Development the number of applications permissible per county for schemes (details supplied) in 2019, in tabular form. [29541/19]
Michael Ring (Mayo, Fine Gael)
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I have provided the number of applications permissible per county for schemes (details supplied) in 2019, in the following table.
| Scheme/Programme | Number of applications permissible by county and local authority for schemes |
|---|---|
| Community Enhancement Programme The RAPID and Communities Facilities Schemes are no longer available; the Community Enhancement Programme replaced these two earlier schemes. | No limit to number of applications per county or local authority. |
| Town and Village Renewal Scheme | A maximum of 12 applications can be submitted under this scheme per county. |
| Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme | A maximum of 14 applications can be submitted under this scheme per county. |
| Walks Scheme | The Walks Scheme currently covers 39 trails in 15 counties |
| CLÁR Programme | A maximum of 15 applications can be submitted under Measures* 1 & 2. There is no limit to the number of applications which can be submitted for Measure* 3 a, b and c. |
| Local Improvement Scheme | No particular number of roads as long as the Local Authorities work within their funding allocation and within the scheme criteria. |
* The Measures funded under the 2019 CLÁR programme are: Measure 1: Support for Schools/Community Safety measures, Measure 2: Play Areas (including Multi-Use Games Areas). And,
* Measure 3: Community Wellbeing Supports (new in 2019), comprising of: (a) First Response Support,(b) Mobility and Cancer Care Transport and (c) Sensory Gardens.
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