asked the Minister for Local Government if he will state in respect of counties Meath, Louth and Dublin in relation to each compulsory purchase order (i) made or confirmed in 1968-69 or (ii) awaiting confirmation at present (a) the date on which the order was made, (b) the date on which the inquiry was held and (c) the purpose for which the land in the order is required.
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Compulsory Purchase Orders.
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As the reply is in the form of a tabular statement, I propose with your permission, a Cheann Comhairle, to circulate it with the Official Report.
Following is the information:—
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Title of Compulsory Purchase Order |
Date on which the order was made |
Date on which the inquiry was held |
Purpose for which the land in the order is required |
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(1) Made or Confirmed in 1968-69 |
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1. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Naas Road Improvement) Order, 1966. |
29th September, 1966. |
15th, 16th, 22nd and 23rd March, 1967. |
The improvement of Dublin-Naas Road from Newlands Cross to Dublin County Borough boundary. |
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2. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Open Space) Order, 1968. |
28th May, 1968. |
21st November, 1968 adjourned to 10th January, 1969. |
The provision of a public open space in the townland of Butterfield. |
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3. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Housing Act, 1966) No. 1 Order, 1968. |
30th August, 1968. |
5th February, 1969 adjourned to 26th February, 1969. |
371 acres at Clondalkin for the purposes of the Housing Act, 1966. |
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4. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Bray Road Improvement) Order, 1968. |
19th November, 1968. |
Inquiry not yet held. |
The improvement of a section of Dublin-Bray road between Priory Road and Newtownpark Avenue. |
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5. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Open Spaces and Car Parks) Order, 1968. |
27th December, 1968. |
Inquiry not yet held. |
The provision of a public open space and car parks at Cabragh. |
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(2) Awaiting confirmation, refusal or annulment as the case may be |
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6. Dublin County Council (Santry By- Pass Scheme) Compulsory Purchase Order, 1963. (It is understood that the local authority do not intend to proceed with this order but they have not so far withdrawn it formally). |
4th December, 1963. |
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The provision of a new section of the Dublin-Belfast Road by-passing Santry village. |
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7. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Labourers Acts) No. 2 Order, 1965. (This Order is undetermined only as respects a site at Garristown—the balance was con- firmed on 25th April, 1966). |
11th November, 1965. |
10th February, 1966. The inquiry was adjourned sine die as respects a site at Garris-town for which it is understood alternative arrangements are being investigated by the local authority. |
The Labourers Acts. |
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8. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Housing Act, 1966) No. 1 Order, 1967. |
21st November, 1967. |
11th December, 1968. |
Sites at Loughshinny, Roebuck, and Firhouse for the purposes of the Housing Act, 1966. |
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9. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Roads) Order, 1967. |
19th December, 1967. |
4th December, 1968. |
The improvements of public roads at seven separate locations at Churchtown Upper, Mount Anville Road, on the Dublin-Drogheda Road south of Swords, Skerries-Balbriggan Road, Stillorgan Avenue—Monkstown Road, Navan Road and Nowlan Avenue. |
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10. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Open Space) Order, 1968. |
See 2, 3, 4 and 5 above. |
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11. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Housing Act, 1966) No. 1 Order, 1968. |
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12. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Bray Road Improvement) Order, 1968. |
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13. Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Open Space and Car Parks) Order, 1968. |