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(Public Pack)Agenda Document for Ballinamore Municipal District, 27 Public Document Pack COMHAIRLE CHONTAE LIATROMA Áras an Chontae Carrick on Shannon Wednesday, 21 October 2020 Cathaoirleach agus Gach Ball of Ballinamore Municipal District, COMHAIRLE CHONTAE LIATROMA. A Chara, A meeting of Ballinamore Municipal District will take place on Tuesday, 27 October 2020 at 11.00 am via zoom for the purpose of transacting the business set out on the Agenda hereunder. A separate meeting invitation will be sent via email with logon details to access this online meeting. You are hereby invited to access this online meeting. Yours sincerely, Sinead Flynn Meetings Administrator Email: [email protected] AGENDA 1. Approval of the Minutes of the meeting of 28th September, 2020 (Pages 1 - 10) 2. To consider the General Municipal District Allocation for Ballinamore Municipal District (Pages 11 - 14) 3. To approve the declaration of public roads in the Ballinamore Municipal District (Pages 15 - 32) 4. To receive a presentation on Locallink in Leitrim Notice of Motions 5. Motion from Councillor Enda McGloin: Can I ask Leitrim County Council to consider safety works at St Patrick’s Church, Drumshanbo to include an elevated pedestrian crossing from the Church to the car park and the replacement of some damaged footpaths. I am confident that a local contribution can be provided to support any application. 6. Motion from Councillor Enda McGloin: I again ask Leitrim County Council to erect directional signs at the Mayflower/Furness Hill roundabout, Drumshanbo. There is consistent confusion from people unfamiliar with the area who are travelling on to north Leitrim from Drumshanbo. 7. Motion from Councillor Ita Reynolds Flynn: I request that the issue of the lighting in Ballinamore town be resolved. As recently as last week, the lights have gone out yet again. Over the past number of months since March, 2020, the lights have been unlit on at least four to five occasions. 8. Motion from Councillor Ita Reynolds Flynn: I respectfully request that housing adaptation grant applications for works to provide a ceiling hoist be prioritised. There is a great need for hoists to be approved for grant-aid under the scheme, especially in these challenging times. 9. Motion from Councillor Caillian Ellis: I propose that Leitrim County Council repair the roads which have been left in a terrible state by Irish Water after they repaired burst pipes on the Fenagh to Keshcarrigan and Ballinamore to Mohill roads. 10. Motion from Councillor Caillian Ellis: I propose that Leitrim County Council put public lights in place from Ardrum to Edentenny in Ballinamore. 11. Motion from Councillor Brendan Barry: To ask the Chief Executive the financial position of Leitrim County Council with regard to the COVID-19 crisis and if the CEO will state the amount of revenue lost to the Council due to the crisis, the additional expenditure incurred and the central Government additional funding received to date. 12. Motion from Councillor Brendan Barry: I request that Leitrim County Council carry out repairs to local road L33061 in the townland of Roscunnish,Drumshanbo. The verge has subsided from the side of the road and needs to be repaired. 13. Motion from Councillor Gerry Dolan: I call on Leitrim County Council to upgrade the jetty at Cleighranmore, Ballinaglera or possibly have a new jetty erected closer to the village of Ballinaglera, to make it more attractive to tourists to come to the area and Lough Allen. 14. Motion from Councillor Gerry Dolan: I call on Leitrim County Council to have the Loy Road, Drumshanbo resurfaced before Christmas. 15. Motion from Councillor Paddy O'Rourke: I call on Leitrim County Council to have a street light put in place between the recently constructed Pedestrian Crossing and the entry to the Vocational School on the Mohill Road, Carrigallen. Since the new lighting was put in place on the village side of the crossing, pedestrians find themselves entering a very dark area as they approach the school entry, an area where a great deal of traffic is moving. 16. Motion from Councillor Paddy O'Rourke: I ask that Leitrim County Council carry out the necessary improvements to Road Number L16041 at the Glebe at Cloone. This is a public road used by many and is in need of urgent repair. This page is intentionally left blank Agenda Item 1 Document is Restricted Page 1 This page is intentionally left blank Agenda Item 2 Document is Restricted Page 11 This page is intentionally left blank Agenda Item 3 Document is Restricted Page 15 This page is intentionally left blank Document is Restricted Page 17 This page is intentionally left blank.
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