Go-ahead given for North East Roscommon Regional Water Supply Scheme

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Go-ahead given for North East Roscommon Regional Water Supply Scheme

Details: Created on Tuesday, 12 April 2011 11:47

ROSCOMMON COUNTY COUNCIL HAS BEEN GRANTED APPROVAL TO INVITE TENDERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A WATER TREATMENT PLANT FOR THE NORTH EAST ROSCOMMON REGIONAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME.

THE ENVIRONMENT MINISTER PHIL HOGAN HAS GIVEN THE GO-AHEAD TO THE COUNCIL TO INVITE TENDERS FOR THE SCHEME, AT AN ESTIMATED COST OF €9.5 MILLION.

ROSCOMMON DEPUTY FRANK FEIGHAN SAYS THE TREATMENT PLANT WILL TREAT WATER FROM A NEW SOURCE AT GRANGE LOUGH AND WILL SUPPLY STROKESTOWN AND THE BALLYLEAGUE AREA.

Go-ahead given for North East Roscommon Regional Water Supply Scheme

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