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Speed Ramps Should Be mandatory in New Housing Estates

Details: Created on Tuesday, 08 March 2011 09:39

THE INSTALLATION OF SPEED RAMPS SHOULD BE MANDATORY FOR ANY DEVELOPER SEEKING PLANNING PERMISSION TO BUILD A HOUSING ESTATE. THAT’S THE STRONG VIEW OF INDEPENDENT CLAREMORRIS COUNCILLOR RICHARD FINN.

COUNCILLOR FINN SPOKE ON THE MOTION AT YESTERDAY’S MONTHLY MEETING OF MAYO COUNTY COUNCIL.

IN RESPONSE THE COUNTY MANAGER PETER HYNES SAID THE COUNCILLOR’S VIEWPOINT WILL BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT AND EACH APPLICATION WILL BE ASSESSED ON ITS OWN MERITS.

SPEAKING TO MIDWEST NEWS TODAY THE COUNCILLOR INSISTED THAT SPEED RAMPS COULD SAVE LIVES IN SOME HOUSING ESTATES.

Speed Ramps Should Be mandatory in New Housing Estates

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