Thursday, 22nd February 2018 Call For
Immediate Works On Midleton’s Harbour and Rivers
by SEAMUS WHELEHAN
Fresh calls have been
made to commence reg- ular dredging of Ball- inacurra Harbour, the Owenacurra and Rox- borough Rivers near Midleton.
Councillor Noel Col- lins has claimed that silt levels are at a record high, increasing the risk of flooding in the area. He told this week’s
Southern Committee “both the Roxborough and Owenacurra Rivers are also heavily polluted
and unsightly from years of indiscriminate dump- ing.” The
Midleton based
Councillor’s call comes as County Engineers report phase one of the Midle- ton Flood Relief Scheme is still to be completed, more than
a year on
from its commencement. Almost two and a half
years ago the lower part of Main Streetm Midle- ton was under several feet of water as the town’s two rivers burst
their banks,
putting many businesses under threat of closure. In a report to Council,
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CORK COUNTY COUNCIL COMHAIRLE CONTAE CHORCAÍ
ROADS ROADS ACT, 1993 TEMPORARY CLOSING OF PUBLIC ROADS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, under Section 75 of the Roads Act, 1993, that the following road will be closed to public traffic for the dates and times stated:
Alterations to Foul Sewer Network – L9518-0 Raheen Road, Youghal
from 08.00hrs Monday, 5th March 2018 to 18.00hrs Friday, 23rd March 2018 (24 Hour Closure)
Road to be Closed: L9518-0 Raheen Road, Youghal.
Road Number: L9518-0 (Part).
Alternative Route: Traffic from L3810-0 Upper Cork Hill wishing to access Raheen Road: turn onto Dermot Hurley Estate (L9512-0), turn left onto Barrack Road (L3822-0) and rejoin Raheen Road.
This alternative route is also applicable in the reverse. This closure is to facilitate Alterations to Foul Sewer Network.
Director of Services, Roads & Transportation, Cork County Council, The Courthouse, Skibbereen, Co. Cork.
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acting Senior Executive Engineer, Colm Bren- nan, from the Authority Coastal Management and Flood Projects De- partment
said “Flood
defences and dredging are being considered as part of stage one of the Midleton Relief Scheme, which should be nearing completion in the first quarter of 2019.”
Cllr Collins said he was disappointed in the Sen- ior Engineer’s report as it failed to identify when the Council proposes to begin dredging. He said flood preven-
tion works in the East Cork town must be given priority status, as a re- peat of what happened in 2015 cannot be compre- hended.
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