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DECISION To: Frank Clinton Date: 15 April 2011 I DECISION To: Frank Clinton Date: 15 April 2011 Re: Final Decisions on Applications for Certificates of Authorisation for Agglomerations with a P.E. of less than 500 I lime considered the applications. ail submissions by tliiid parties. if my aiid the Reports of the Inspector in i-elation to the belo\\/ 1-efeieiiced applications __ I appro\ e of the recoininendations as subinitted Or (delete as appropriate) Or (delete a5 appropriate) S1 gned Dated. S\q \-\\ Agglomeration Name Local Authority Reg. No. Ann agar y Donegal County Council A0306-01 Carrigans Donegal County Council A0307-01 Gortahork Donegal County Council A0295-01 Ballyboghil Fingal County Council A01 08-01 Oldtown Fingal County Council A01 06-01 Ballymoe Galway County Council A01 05-01 Newbridge Galway County Council A01 00-01 Roundstone Galway County Council A01 15-01 Williamstown Galway County Council A01 09-01 Woodford Galway County Council A01 11-01 Castlemaine Kerry County Council A0013-01 Coan Kilkenny County Council A0059-01 Deerpark Kilkenny County Council A0060-0 1 Dungarvan Kilkenny County Council A0061 -01 Annagassan Sewerage Scheme Louth County Council A0086-01 Greenore Sewerage Scheme Louth County Council A0075-01 Omeath Sewerage Scheme Louth County Council A0072-01 Ballinaarrv North Tiunerarv Countv Coun A01 83-01 Bo uI aduff North Tipperary County Coun A0202-01 Dro m i iiee r North Tipperary County Coun A01 86-01 Portroe North Tipperary County Couii A01 82-01 Templetuohy North Tipperary County Coun A01 89-01 Belmont Offaly Courity Council A01 65-01 Shannonharbour Offalv Countv Council A01 62-01 Bunnanadddn and Environs Sligo County Council A030501 Aclare and Environs Sligo County Council A031 4-01 Ballintogher and Environs Sligo Courity Council A0309-01 Ballvbecl and Environs S~iClOCoLJfltV CoUnCll A031 5-01 Cast I e ba I d w i ri anci Eri vi ro ns Sligo Couiity Council A0348-01 Cloonacool arid Enviroris Sligo Cocinly Council A0350-01 Culfadda and Enviroris Sligo County Council A031 7-01 Currv and Endiroris Slioo Countv Council A0316-01 Dromore West and Environs Sligo County Council A031 3-01 Geevagh and Environs Sligo County Council A0347-01 Monasteraden and Environs Sliao Countv Council A031 0-01 Rockfield and Environs Sligo County Council A0353-01 Ballylooby South Tipperary County Coun A0426-01 Clonoultv South Tiuuerarv Countv Coun A0415-01 Glengoole South Tipperary County Coun A0422-01 Gortnahoe South Tipperary County Coun A0423-01 Newlnn South Tipperary County Coun A0424-01 Ballingarry South Tipperary County Coun A0407-01 Burncourt South Tipperary County Coun A0408-01 South Tipperary County Faugheen Council A0420-01 Golden South Tipperary County Coun A0421-01 Hollyford South Tipperary County Coun A0414-01 Lisvarrinane South Tipperary County Coun A0419 01 LAgqlornera tion Name I Local Authority _____ I RegNo-_ I Moyglass South Tipperary County Coun A041 3-01 Newcastle South Tipperary County Coun A0418-01 Redmonstown South Tipperary County Coun A041 1-01 Ballyduff Upper Waterford County Council A0371 01 Ballymacarbry Waterford County Council 403’3-01 Bawnfune Waterford County Council ‘40372-01 Clonea Power Waterford County Council 10377-01 Kill Waterford County Council 40380-01 Kilmacomma Waterford County Council 403 8 1-0 1 Lemybrien Waterford County Council i-\038? (J1 Old Parish Waterford County Council 4,0383 01 Pilltown Waterford County Council 40385-01 Aglish Waterford County Council \0369 (11 Bonmahon Waterford County Council 40374-0I Clashmore Waterford County Councit ,403711-01 Crooke Waterford County Council ,4037s 01 Dunhill Waterford County Council .4037’$-0I Passage East Waterford County Council 40384-01 Tooraneena Waterford County Council 40 3 86- 01 Villierstown Waterford County Council -\(I387 01 Ballygarrett and Environs Wexford County Council A0237-01 Ballymoney and Environs Wexford County Council ,40236-01 Carrick and Environs Wexford County Council A0257 01 Hollyfort and Environs Wexford County Council A0263 01 John Kelly Park (Killan) arid Environs Wexford County Council A0251 01 Killinierin dnd Environs Wexford County Council A0238-01 Monamolin and Environs Wexford County Council A0231-01 Oulart and Environs Wexford County Council A0249-01 Roches Garden (Ballyconnigar) and Envifori Wexford County Council A0250 01 G r a nge co n Wastewater Treatment Works Wicklow County Council A0003-01 .
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