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Annual Report 2011 Limerick County Council / Annual Report 2011 Annual Report 2011 Limerick County Council / Annual Report 2011 Mission Statement Contents Introduction by the Cathaoirleach / Planning and Development 47 County Manager 2 Environment, Emergency Services Members of Limerick County Council 4 and Consumer Affairs 54 Council Members and Meetings 6 Environment 54 Corporate Policy Group 6 Emergency Services 56 Committees of the Councils 6 Veterinary Services 56 Strategic Policy Committee 6 Civil Defence 57 Representation on other Bodies 8 Finance, Information Systems Cathaoirleach’s Reception 2011 10 and Motor Taxation 62 Finance 63 Celebrating Community Events 2011 12 Motor Taxation 68 Information Systems 69 Service Reports 20 Area Office Development 70 To enhance the lives of the people of County Limerick through the efficient Transportation and Water Services 21 Adare/Castleconnell 71 Kilmallock 74 Roads 21 delivery of accessible quality services with a focus on social inclusion and the Newcastle West 76 Water Services 25 promotion of sustainable balanced development . Rathkeale 78 Housing 28 Appendix 1 Conferences/Seminars attended Community and Enterprise, Human by the Members in 2011 80 Resources and Corporate Services 32 Appendix 2 Community and Enterprise 32 Organisation Structure Chart 85 Library 38 County Arts Office 42 Human Resources 44 Corporate Services 45 Freedom of Information 45 General Administration 45 i 1 Limerick County Council / Annual Report 2011 Introduction e are happy to introduce the Annual Report of Limerick The Council produced an ‘Energy Management Code of Practice’, W County Council for the calendar year 2011. which has delivered savings of approximately €90,000 through the implementation of numerous energy efficient measures at Limerick The Annual Report provides an opportunity to showcase the services County Hall. Also in 2011, the Council agreed new Waste Presentation provided by Limerick County Council during 2011, as well as some Bye Laws which require all householders and businesses to have a of the new and innovative actions taken across a wide range of refuse collection service in place with an authorised Waste Collector. activities. The Council continued its delivery of a wide spectrum of services Despite operating in a difficult environment with reduced resources, in communities throughout County Limerick. Among the initiatives both financial and human, the Council has been proactive in supported were the Lifesaver Project, National Recreation Week, delivering services to support the ongoing development of County Limerick County Comhairle na nÓg, Limerick in Bloom, and Pride of Limerick. Place. The Council successfully managed to deliver a number of significant The Council, through the County Limerick Local Sports Partnership and important achievements in the areas of transport, water services, (LSP) and the Limerick County Development Board, continued to and community and enterprise. This was made possible through support the County’s many sporting and community organisations. the hard work and dedication of Elected Members, the Executive and Staff of Limerick County Council The ‘Gerard McDonnell Contribution to Sport Award’ scheme took place again, the Get BACk Cycling Challenge was launched, the The Council has always taken an active role in encouraging and inaugural Schools Splash and Dash event took place at the University promoting sustainable development for Limerick and the wider Mid- of Limerick, and a new initiative promoting participation among the West Region, and this was evidenced once again through our work unemployed in local sporting facilities in Limerick City and County with other agencies interested in the future growth of County was rolled out. Limerick. Limerick County Council, through the Limerick Integration Working Limerick County Council renewed its efforts to assist and facilitate Group, participated in the continued roll-out of the Limerick City Limerick County Council Annual Report 2011 enterprises in contributing to the local economy. The Business and County Integration Plan 2010-12, which is being implemented in Introduction by the Cathaoirleach and County Manager Support Unit (BSU) at Limerick County Council established Business conjunction with Interagency Initiatives for Travellers and Support Clinics aimed at assisting new and existing businesses Regeneration Plans to ensure coherence across all integration locally. Elsewhere, the Broadford Community Enterprise Centre, initiatives. which was supported by the Council, was completed. In the area of heritage, Limerick County Council, through a grant The investment in water and wastewater infrastructure continued from the Irish Walled Towns Network, completed its important with further improvements being delivered in the area of drinking conservation work on one of Ireland’s most historic town walls in water quality. Limerick County Council staff, both indoor and outdoor, Kilmallock. also worked tirelessly to restore water supplies following the severe weather conditions of early January 2011. The continued partnership between management, staff and elected Mary Harty Ned Gleeson representatives, along with our commitment to working on behalf of Cathaoirleach County Manager In the area of transport and infrastructure, the Council completed the our customers and with a wide variety of stakeholders, continues M7/N24 Ballysimon Junction Improvement Scheme, continued to ensure that Limerick County Council meets the challenges and development and upgrading works to the Great Southern Trail opportunities presented to it. walking and cycling route, and played a central role in the public consultation process for the development of the Limerick to Nenagh Cycle Route. 2 3 Limerick County Council / Annual Report 2011 Members of Limerick County Council Castleconnell Adare Newcastle Kilmallock Electoral Area Electoral Area Electoral Area Electoral Area John Egan Rose Brennan Abington, Murroe, 14 Park Avenue, Co. Limerick. (FG) Adare, Co. Limerick. (FG) Rathkeale Electoral Area Noel Gleeson Mary Harty Richard Butler James Collins Michael Collins Francis Foley Mike Donegan Mike Houlihan Cullenagh, Corelish West, Dooradoyle Road, Collins Bar, Ballinvallig, 2 Foxfield, Elliswood, 21 Millmount, Bresheen, Cappamore, Pallasgrean, Dooradoyle, Dooradoyle, Newcastle West, Killarney Road, Abbeyfeale, Kilmallock, Kilmallock, Co. Limerick. (FF) Co. Limerick. (FG) Co. Limerick. (FG) Co. Limerick. (FF) Co. Limerick. (FF) Co. Limerick. (FF) Co. Limerick. (FF) Co. Limerick. (FG) Stephen Keary David Naughton Mary Jackman Michael Sheahan Patrick C. Leonard Enright Liam Galvin Damien Riedy David Moloney William O’Donnell 5 Newtown, ‘Sona Villa’, Old Ballyanrahan, Ballaugh, Crean, Castle Street, The Waterfall, Mary Harty Damien Clogh, Croagh, Ballysteen, Askeaton, Fitzgerald Co. Limerick. (FG) Co. Limerick. (FG) Castletroy, Schoolhouse Road, Anhid, Croom, Patrickswell, Abbeyfeale, Newcastlewest, Kilfinane, Bruff, Riedy Co. Limerick. (FG) Monaleen, Co. Limerick. (FG) Co. Limerick. (IND) Co. Limerick. (FF) Co. Limerick. (FG) Co. Limerick. (FG) Co. Limerick. (LAB) Co. Limerick. (FG) Cathaoirleach Leas - 2011-2012 Chathaoirleach 2011-2012 John Sheahan Kevin Sheahan Brigid Teefy Eddie Wade Tomás Hannon Leo Walsh Jerome Scanlan Eddie Ryan Ballyguiltenane, Cloonreask, Ballybricken, Cahernorry, 4, Dromore Rise, Lower Raheen, Ballydonnell, Castlecreagh, Glin, Askeaton, Grange, Drombanna, Raheen, Ballyneety, Feohanagh, Galbally, Co. Limerick. Co. Limerick. (FF) Co. Limerick. (IND) Co. Limerick. (FF) Co. Limerick. (LAB) Co. Limerick. Co. Limerick. (FG) Co. Limerick. (FF) (FG) (FG) 4 5 Limerick County Council / Annual Report 2011 Other Committees • Pilot Scheme of Assistance for Maintenance of Open Spaces Housing SPC Council Members And Meetings • Flood Risk Assessment. Chairperson Councillor Tomás Hannon Members Councillor Rose Brennan There are 28 members on the Council – 7 members in the Adare No. of No. of Councillor Richard Butler Electoral Area, 7 members in the Castleconnell Electoral Area, 5 Environmental SPC Councillor William O’Donnell members in the Kilmallock Electoral Area, 5 members in the Title Members Meetings Chairperson Councillor Mary Jackmam Councillor Mike Houlihan Newcastle Electoral Area and 4 members in the Rathkeale Traveller Accommodation 12 3 Members Councillor Leo Walsh Councillor David Naughton Electoral Area. Consultative Committee Councillor Richard Butler Councillor John Sheahan Rural Water Committee 92 Councillor Mary Harty Councillor Brigid Teefy Council Meetings are normally held on the fourth Monday of each Councillor Stephen Keary Councillor Eddie Wade month (except August when there is no meeting) in the Council Audit Committee 53 Councillor John Egan Councillor James Collins Chamber at County Hall. The full Council met on 19 occasions Councillor David Moloney Councillor Francis Foley (excluding committee meetings). Joint Policing Committee 29 4 Councillor James Collins Councillor Eddie Ryan Councillor Michael Collins Councillor Mike Donegan Corporate Policy Group Sectoral Representatives Development/Construction & Business/Commercial: The Corporate Policy Group(CPG) is a Committee of the Council Strategic Policy Committees Sectoral Representatives Mr. Liam McArdle consisting of the Cathaoirleach of the Council and the Chairs of Each Strategic Policy Committee comprises of elected Councillors Agriculture/Farming: Trade Union: each of the Strategic Policy Committees. Membership is as and Sectoral Representatives, working together in a more Mr. Eddie Scanlon Mr.
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