Vol. 443 No. 3
126 Mr. McGinley asked the Minister for the Environment when he intends to meet a deputation from Donegal County Council and promoters of the Ballymagroarty-Lismenton group water scheme to finalise when the work will commence on this scheme.
I have arranged that a representative of my Department will shortly meet with Donegal County Council to consider the adaptation of the Ballymagroarty source to supply the proposed Lismenton group scheme.
127 Mr. J. Higgins asked the Minister for the Environment the proposals, if any, he has to sanction and make finance available for a sewerage scheme (details supplied) in County Galway.
Having regard to the existing level of commitments under the water services programme, I am not in a position to indicate when a decision may be made in this case.
128 Mr. E. Kenny asked the Minister for the Environment the total number of subscribers to the Dooyork/Meedoran group water supply scheme, County Mayo; when the scheme was initiated; the length of water main needed; the cost of the scheme; the amount of money already subscribed towards the scheme; when further progress will be made towards the scheme; when further progress will be made towards the implementation of the scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
The Dooyork/Meedoran group water scheme will serve 35 houses and associated farms at an estimated cost of £87,000. The scheme will require approximately 6,600 metres of water main. Design data and plans were received in my Department in 1991.
I intend to approve grants for this scheme shortly, subject to satisfactory arrangements regarding the group's contributions.
