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Water and Sewerage Schemes Expenditure

Dáil Éireann Debate, Thursday - 5 February 2015

Thursday, 5 February 2015

Questions (287)

Barry Cowen

Question:

287. Deputy Barry Cowen asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government if he will provide in tabular form on a county basis the total amount of moneys spent on group water schemes per annum from 2011 to 2014; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [5422/15]

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Responsibility for the administration of my Department’s Rural Water Programme has been devolved to local authorities since 1997. The selection, prioritisation and approval of individual scheme proposals for advancement and funding under the programme, within the overall priorities set by my Department and subject to the block grant allocations provided, is therefore a matter for the local authorities. Table 1 sets out the capital funding recouped by my Department, in respect of group water schemes, to local authorities while Table 2 sets out the amount recouped to them in respect of subsidies paid toward towards the operational costs of group water schemes.

Table 1

Group Water Scheme Capital Amounts Recouped to Local Authorities

County

2011

2012

2013

2014

-

Carlow

832,052

194,915

536,572

423,863

Cavan

782,703

200,000

500,000

588,673

Clare

2,385,239

368,893

274,585

33,651

Cork

900,028

ard

267,469

167,175

Donegal

900,000

ard

195,750

144,038

Galway

14,872,003

3,796,440

3,167,598

1,218,617

Kerry

578,166

849,419

824,724

497,640

Kildare

298,853

52,800

21,951

3,449

Kilkenny

366,028

390,392

445,968

335,378

Laois

778,532

473,253

810,548

488,574

Leitrim

2,710,308

1,603,234

465,027

153,470

Limerick

1,431,297

526,230

253,620

907,369

Longford

386,300

224,275

399,453

153,336

Louth

282,755

84,133

117,537

218,498

Mayo

9,472,415

3,977,080

1,079,728

1,588,696

Meath

193,360

75,200

21,100

37,065

Monaghan

1,005,903

-

644,930

611,821

North Tipperary

1,444,054

623,372

641,552

476,147

Offaly

989,605

183,994

275,865

454,622

Roscommon

1,709,643

426,229

378,703

1,530,873

Sligo

994,755

468,893

470,301

609,863

South Tipperary

-

25,868

41,778

110,694

Waterford

91,008

25,317

25,417

55,889

Westmeath

467,310

115,373

471,448

89,967

Wexford

979,242

585,050

413,000

24,477

Wicklow

527,103

594,780

14,974

159,743

Table 2

Group Water Scheme Subsidy Amounts Recouped to Local Authorities

County

2011

2012

2013

2014

Carlow

153,039.60

279,858.91

204,241.62

250,289.57

Cavan

4,407,204.11

2,787,668.89

3,520,600.31

3,775,414.89

Clare

853,095.57

1,648,738.36

914,710.16

1,194,208.88

Cork

69,874.10

109,958.17

98,138.23

115,207.43

Donegal

122,480.87

164,197.73

122,833.15

119,924.09

Galway

2,697,959.92

3,864,975.70

2,909,495.92

2,948,854.68

Kerry

283,477.19

274,194.97

211,799.26

199,164.76

Kildare

120,298.81

170,439.71

128,159.67

128,545.69

Kilkenny

334,065.70

223,443.12

305,872.04

258,185.47

Laois

306,390.15

507,338.86

291,709.53

469,311.69

Leitrim

277,979.72

343,565.99

297,833.50

397,761.98

Limerick

926,423.62

1,494,741.44

826,609.32

818,329.82

Longford

47,013.56

20,233.99

17,866.43

17,818.55

Louth

212,462.04

123,877.10

144,822.79

122,523.97

Mayo

4,207,739.92

4,008,104.12

3,592,249.65

3,688,812.80

Meath

64,418.30

151,575.44

91,276.82

120,739.48

Monaghan

3,910,892.65

3,261,213.07

2,351,184.38

3,039,970.98

North Tipperary

427,556.75

382,351.79

172,259.64

462,653.00

Offaly

377,324.61

1,064,553.77

571,306.60

553,071.30

Roscommon

830,824.70

685,229.34

532,485.62

676,925.00

Sligo

771,846.60

1,590,294.34

834,555.86

1,253,768.74

South Tipperary

21,476.82

24,402.88

24,407.27

24,039.49

Waterford

2,568.31

7,156.65

5,541.28

4,998.80

Westmeath

66,764.83

32,135.50

35,669.35

35,978.81

Wexford

595,341.59

565,159.37

377,782.69

305,651.56

Wicklow

129,320.96

75,430.34

69,055.86

72,602.79

Questions Nos. 288 to 293, inclusive, answered with Question No. 279.
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