Water scheme crisis halts development in Kenmare

Published: January 13, 2008, 10:23 am

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THE need for adequate water and sewerage schemes in Kenmare has been highlighted by a decision of An Bord Plean la to refuse planning permission for a 14-house development in the fast-growing tourist town, it emerged yesterday.A halt has been put to any further development in the town until water and sewerage services are upgraded.According to An Bord Plean la inspector Robert Ryan, there is virtually no capacity whatsoever in relation to these services. To continue granting permission in the absence of such capacity is only likely to create major problems similar to that which has occurred elsewhere, he pointed out.Mr Ryan said even though the 14-house scheme proposed by local developers Tinal Electrial Ltd was relatively small, it would be premature due to the lack of...Meanwhile, back in County Kerry The Good LifeWater scheme crisis halts development in Kenmare An Irish Town Planner's BlogSee 0 more posts on this topic: Bord Plean la, Planning Permission,

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