Minutes 2021

Minutes of Adjourned July Ordinary Meeting of Sligo County Council held on Monday 12th July, 2021 At 10.00 a.m. in The Council Chamber, County Hall, Riverside, Sligo.


COUNCILLORS PRESENT:

  • Councillor Bree,
  • Councillor Casserly,
  • Councillor Clarke,
  • Councillor Connolly(R),
  • Councillor Fox,
  • Councillor Gibbons,
  • Councillor Gilroy,
  • Councillor Healy,
  • Councillor MacSharry(R),
  • Councillor Maguire,
  • Councillor Mullaney(R),
  • Councillor Mulvey(R),
  • Councillor O’Boyle(C),
  • Councillor O’Grady(C),
  • Councillor Queenan(C),
  • Councillor Taylor,
  • Councillor Walsh.

 (R) = participated in the meeting remotely

(C) = participated via County Hall Video Link

 

OFFICIALS IN ATTENDANCE:

  • Tom Kilfeather, A/Chief Executive
  • Dorothy Clarke, Director of Services (C)
  • Emer Concannon, A/Director of Services(C)
  • Marie Whelan, Head of Finance(C)
  • John Reilly, Head of Enterprise(C)
  • Marian O’Callaghan, A/Senior Executive Architect(C)
  • Jimmy O’Brien, A/H.I.S. 
  • Kevin Colreavy, Meetings Administrator
  • Pauline Lavelle, Staff Officer

 

CATHAOIRLEACH:

  • Cathaoirleach, Councillor Paul Taylor, presided.

 

APOLOGIES:

Apologies were received from Councillor Baker.

 

ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEETING:

The Cathaoirleach welcomed all present to the meeting.

Members participating remotely were Councillor Connolly, Councillor MacSharry, Councillor Mullaney and Councillor Mulvey.

 

THE LATE MARY MCSHARRY, WIFE OF DAMIEN MCSHARRY, SLIGO FIRE SERVICES:

On behalf of the Elected Members and Staff, the Cathaoirleach and Acting Chief Exeecutive conveyed the sympathies of the Council to staff member Damien McSharry, on the death of his wife Mary.  Sympathies were also extended to their children Kelley, Alicia, Jamie, Adam and Amy and extended McSharry family.

 

1.  MINUTES OF MEETINGS OF S.P.C. 1 (HOUSING & CORPORATE) HELD ON 13TH APRIL, 2021:

Proposed by Councillor D. Gilroy
Seconded by Councillor T. Fox

AND AGREED

“To note Minutes of Meeting of SPC-1 Housing and Corporate held on 13th April 2021.”

 

2.  MINUTES OF MEETING OF BALLYMOTE-TUBBERCURRY MUNICIPAL DISTRCICT HELD ON 19TH APRIL, 2021:

Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor P. Taylor

AND AGREED

“To note Minutes of Meeting Ballymote/Tubbercurry Municipal District held on 19th April 2021.”

 

3.  MINUTES OF ORDINARY MEETING HELD ON 14TH JUNE, 2021:

Proposed by Councillor D. Gilroy
Seconded by Councillor M. Casserly

AND AGREED

“To confirm Minutes of Ordinary Meeting of Sligo County Council held on 14th June 2021.”

 

4.  MINUTES OF ADJOURNED ORDINARY MEETING HELD ON 18TH JUNE, 2021:

Proposed by Councillor D. Gilroy
Seconded by Councillor M. Clarke

AND AGREED

“To confirm Minutes of Adjourned Ordinary Meeting of Sligo County Council held on 18th June 2021.”

 

5.  MINUTES OF ANNUAL GNERAL MEETING OF SLIGO COUNTY COUNCIL HELD ON 21ST JUNE, 2021:

Proposed by Councillor T. Walsh
Seconded by Councillor S. Maguire

AND AGREED

“To confirm Minutes of Annual General Meeting of Sligo County Council held on 21st June 2021.”

 

6.  APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE:

At the July Ordinary Meeting of Sligo County Council held on Monday 5th July 2021, it was

Proposed by Councillor D. Gilroy
Seconded by Councillor M. Clarke

AND AGREED

“To consider recommendation of Corporate Policy Group in relation to the appointment of Chief Executive.”

 

7.  SPECIAL MEETING TO CONSIDER SETTING A LOCAL ADJUSTMENT FACTOR TO THE LPT FOR THE PERIOD 1ST NOVEMBER 2021 TO 31ST OCTOBER 2022:

Proposed by Councillor S. Maguire
Seconded by Councillor D. Gilroy

AND AGREED

“To set a date for a special meeting to consider setting a local adjustment factor to the Local Property Tax for the period 1st November, 2021 to 31st October, 2022.” 

 

8.  APPOINT MEMBERS TO STRATEGIC POLICY COMMITTEES:

Proposed by Councillor D. Gilroy
Seconded by Councillor T. Walsh

AND AGREED

“To appoint Members to Strategic Policy Committees:

  1. To appoint Councillor Paul Taylor as a Member to Strategic Policy Committee on Strategic Policy Housing & Corporate (SPC 1) following resignation of Councillor Joe Queenan.
  2. To appoint Councillor Joe Queenan a member to Strategic Policy Committee Environment & Infrastructure (SPC2) following resignation of Councillor Paul Taylor.”

 

9.  DISPOSAL OF FREEHOLD INTEREST AT 8 CAIRNS DRIVE, SLIGO:

Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor S. Maguire

AND AGREED

“To approve, pursuant to Section 183 of the Local Government Act, 2001, the disposal of the freehold interest in property at No. 8 Cairns Drive, Sligo to Ms. Johanna Dooley.”

 

10.  DISPOSAL OF TWO DWELLING HOUSES AND ASSOCIATED LANDS AT CLOGHOGUE UPPER, CASTLEBALDWIN:

Proposed by Councillor G. O’Boyle
Seconded by Councillor G. Mullaney

AND AGREED

“To approve in accordance with Section 183 of the Local Government Act 2001, the disposal of two dwelling houses and associated lands at Cloghoge Upper, Castlebaldwin, Co. Sligo to Mr. Kyle Gethins.”

 

11.  CONSIDER THE COUNTY SLIGO PLACENAMES POLICY:

Following a brief discussion, the following amendment to this item was placed before the Members and it was:

Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor T. Walsh

AND AGREED

“To consider the County Sligo Placenames Policy:

Amend Item 2.0 Committee Composition as follows:

Remove the lines

  • Three Elected Members of Municipal District of Ballymote-Tubbercurry (3)
  • Three Elected Members of Municipal District of Sligo (3)

Include the Lines

  • Two Elected Members of Municipal District of Ballymote-Tubbercurry (2)
  • Two Elected Members of Municipal District of Sligo-Strandhill (2)
  • Two Elected Members of Municipal District of Sligo-Drumcliff (2).”

 

12.  CONSIDER SCC PARTICIPATION IN THE COUNCIL FRAMEWORK OF THE ALL IRELAND POLLINATOR PLAN:

Proposed by Councillor M. Casserly
Seconded by Councillor S. Maguire

AND AGREED

“To consider Sligo County Council participation in the Council Framework of the All Ireland Pollinator Plan.”

A report was circulated to the members in advance of the meeting. Councillor S. Maguire queried detail of discussion on this matter at previous Council meeting and Director of Services, Ms. D. Clarke, advised that she will revert to Councillor Maguire on the matter.

 

13.  PUBLICATION OF ISSUES PAPER ON PREPARATION OF NEW SLIGO COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN:

Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor P. Taylor

AND AGREED

“To note the intention to commence the formal process of preparing a new Sligo County Development Plan on 30th July 2021 with the publication of an Issues Paper.”

The Draft Issues Paper for the Sligo CDP Review were circulated to the Members in advance of the meeting.

Director of Services, Ms. Clarke, in response to queries from Councillor Clarke and Councillor Gilroy, clarified points regarding timelines around the two year consultation process in the lead up to the adoption of the new County Development Plan, which process starts on 30th July 2021.

In relation to the current status of the Sligo & Environs plan, Ms. Clarke advised that, as notified to the members previously, discussions were held with the Office of the Planning Regulator who advised that this Council should move to commence a new County Development Plan, with the result that the Sligo & Environs Plan has been pushed back.

At the request of Councillor J. Queenan, it was agreed to hold a special meeting of Sligo County Council on Monday 19th July 2021 at 3.00pm, which would include senior Planning Officials and the Director of Services, in order to have a full discussion prior to the commencement process for the new CDP on 30th July 2021.

 

14.  DISPOSAL OF 3 ST. ANNE’S TERRACE, SLIGO:

Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor R. O’Grady

AND AGREED

“To approve, pursuant to Section 183 of the Local Government Act 2001, the disposal of property at 3 St Anne’s Terrace, Sligo to Anne Marie McGovern.”

 

15.  DISPOSAL OF 40 ST. ANNE’S TERRACE, SLIGO:

Proposed by Councillor R. O’Grady
Seconded by Councillor A. Gibbons

AND AGREED

“To approve, pursuant to Section 183 of the Local Government Act 2001, the disposal of property at 40 St Anne’s Terrace, Sligo to Nicholas Vreeland & Kathleen Dacey.”

 

16.  DISPOSAL OF 27 DOORLY PARK:

Proposed by Councillor G. O’Boyle
Seconded by Councillor D. Bree

AND AGREED

“To approve, pursuant to Section 183 of the Local Government Act 2001, the disposal of property at 27 Doorly Park, Sligo to Peter Connolly.”

 

17.  DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY AT DRIMBANE, CURRY, CO SLIGO:

Proposed by Councillor A. Gibbons
Seconded by Councillor M. Connolly

AND AGREED

“To approve, pursuant to Section 183 of the Local Government Act 2001, the disposal of property at Drimbane, Curry, Co. Sligo to Una Walsh.”

 

18.  PROGRESS REPORT & PROPOSED STRUCTURES FOR THE DESIGN OF THE SLNCR GREENWAY / NOMINATE TWO MEMBERS FROM THE COUNCIL TO THE PROPOSED COMMUNITY LIAISON GROUP (CLG):

Following a brief discussion, the following amendment to this item was placed before the Members and it was:

Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor D. Gilroy

AND AGREED

“To note the progress report and the proposed structures for the Design Phase of the SLNCR Greenway and to nominate two members from the Council to the proposed Community Liaison Group (CLG).

We recommend that the membership of the Community Liaison Group be increased to allow each Local Authority to nominate three elected representatives, and that this Motion be circulated to the Local Authorities in Leitrim, Cavan and Fermanagh.”

Acting Chief Executive, Mr. T. Kilfeather, advised the members that he did not foresee a problem with the nomination of three members to CLG, and advised that he will seek clarification on this and advise the members accordingly.

It was then:

Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor T. Walsh

AND AGREED

“To nominate Councillor M. Casserly for membership of the proposed CLG”.

It was then:

Proposed by Councillor A. Gibbons
Seconded by Councillor D. Bree

AND AGREED

“To nominate Councillor T. Healy for membership of the proposed CLG”.

It was then:

Proposed by Councillor M. Connolly
Seconded by Councillor S. Maguire

AND AGREED

“To nominate Councillor T. Walsh for membership of the proposed CLG”.

 

19.  MONTHLY MANAGEMENT REPORT FOR MAY 2021:

Proposed by Councillor D. Gilroy
Seconded by Councillor P. Taylor

AND AGREED

“To note the Monthly Management Report for May 2021.”

 

20.  REDUCTION OF NATIONAL HERD UNDER THE CLIMATE CHANGE BILL:

Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor P Taylor

AND AGREED

“To call on the government to ensure that the national herd is not reduced under the Climate Change Bill.”

The Members supported the motion and concurred with Councillor Queenan, who stated that it is important that elected representatives at national level take steps to ensure that climate change does not have a negative effect on rural Ireland.  

 

21.  DEVELOPMENT OF SURFING ACCOMMODATION ON FORMER IDA LANDS AT EASKEY:

With the consent of the Cathaoirleach this item, as listed by Councillor Queenan and Councillor Clarke, was deferred to the September Ordinary meeting:

“To call on Sligo County Council to activate Section 34 6 of the Planning Act so that the development of surfing accommodation on former IDA lands at Easkey, Co. Sligo can be considered for planning.”

 

22.  REFUND TO IRISH WATER OF CONTRIBUTIONS PAID BY MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC:

With the consent of the Cathaoirleach this item, as listed by Councillor Gilroy, was deferred to the September Ordinary meeting:

“To ask Sligo County Council to report on what procedures are in place to either refund or pay to Irish Water the contribution made by members of the public as a condition of planning permission who paid to Sligo County Council a contribution towards expenditure that was or that is proposed to be incurred by Sligo County Council towards the provision of water facilities. This fee would have been paid at commencement of development work but the connection was never completed due to delays in finishing the dwelling.

And to ensure that no householder is asked to pay a second contribution to Irish Water when they have already paid for the provision of water facilities to Sligo County Council.”

 

23.  UPDATE ON SLNCR AND SLIGO TO BELLAGHY GREENWAY PROJECTS:

Proposed by Councillor T. Walsh:
Seconded by Councillor M. Casserly

AND AGREED

“To ask Sligo County Council to provide an update on both Greenway Projects, the SLNCR and the Sligo to Bellaghy Greenway.”

A report presented by Ms Clarke, Director of Services, updated the members on the status of the Greenways and the funding secured etc, and was welcomed by the Members.

In response to a query from Councillor Walsh, Ms Clarke advised that five tenders have been received and are being evaluated and it hoped that the contract will be awarded within the next month or so, and members will be notified of any updates in this regard.

Councillor Healy queried the number of landowners/farmers involved and whether they had been written to and if so, what responses have been received from them.

In response to a query from Councillor Healy, the meeting was advised that discussions had previously taken place with around ninety affected landowners, and that there will be a Local Authority Liaison person to deal with the landowner issue.

 

24.  SUPPORTS FOR THOSE EXPERIENCING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE:

Proposed by Councillor S. Maguire:
Seconded by Councillor A. Gibbons

AND AGREED

“Acknowledging the positive step forward by the government in introducing the coercive control legislation, this Council seeks that further supports are provided for those who experience domestic violence and that formal recognition is given to those encountering parental alienation”.

The motion was unanimously supported by the Members.

 

25.  REFURBISHMENT OF SLIGO GARDA STATION:

Proposed by Councillor M. Casserly
Seconded by Councillor R. O’Grady

AND AGREED

“To seek an update from the OPW and CAO Joe Nugent on how the refurbishment of Sligo Garda Station complies with Part M of the Building Regulations Access and Use and whether a Disabled Access Certificate (DAC) has or will be issued at the completion of the works.”

The motion was unanimously supported by the Members.  It was

Proposed by Councillor T. Healy
Seconded by Councillor A. Gibbons

AND AGREED

“That a letter issue to the Minister for Justice inviting the Minister to meet with a delegation from Sligo to visit Sligo Garda Station to demonstrate the urgent need for the provision of a new Garda Station in Sligo, as previously agreed by the Department.”

 

26.  DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURAL MASTERPLAN FOR CAMPERVAN FACILITIES:

Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor M. Casserly

AND AGREED

“That Sligo County Council develop a Tourism Infrastructural Masterplan, for facilities ie; Toilets, Campervans and Car parking, Road access and Signage. The Masterplan should be on statutory footing going on public display and to include public consultation.  Areas like Dunmoran Strand, Aughris Head, Trawee Beach, Easkey Pier, Rathlee Enniscrone, Stranhill, Rosses Point, Mullaghmore Head, and other sites to be included by public consultation and elected Members. This Masterplan would be the framework for funding applications.”

It was unanimously agreed that a Tourism Infrastructural Masterplan is needed for the county to deal with issues such as lack of public toilets, camper van facilities and parking, road access, signage etc at local tourism sites.

Councillor Bree suggested that the development of a Tourism Infrastructural Masterplan could be linked with the new County Development Plan.

Director of Services, Ms. Clarke advised that there is a Tourism Strategy currently in place and is due for renewal in 2023.

Acting Chief Executive, Mr. Kilfeather informed the Members that the development of a Tourism Masterplan will be very costly and that there are two options to be considered around facilitating this request:

Firstly, the development of a Tourism Masterplan can be looked at through the County Development Plan, alternatively, a submission can be made to the Department for the provision of a Regional Growth Centre Team to enable Sligo to be designated as a Regional Growth Centre, which in turn would identify funding for a Tourism Masterplan.

 

27.  FEASIBILITY & TECHNICAL STUDY OF ENNISCRONE PIER AND HARBOUR:

Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor P. Taylor

AND AGREED

“Ask Sligo County Council to secure funding to carry out a feasibility and technical study of Enniscrone pier and harbour.”

A report was circulated to the Members in advance of the meeting.

 

28.  ABOLITION OF LOCAL PROPERTY TAX:

Proposed by Councillor A. Gibbons 
Seconded by Councillor T. Healy

“That this local Authority Calls on the Coalition government of Fianna Fáil Fine Gael & the Green Party to abolish without further delay the money been extorted from home owners of this country under the pretence of a property tax.”

Following a discussion by the Members on this motion, a vote was called by the Cathaoirleach.

The results of the vote were as follows:

FOR:    4

AGAINST:    13

The Cathaoirleach declared the motion lost.

 

29.  APPLICATION CRITERIA FOR THE OUTDOOR DINING ENHANCEMENT SCHEME:

With the consent of the Cathaoirleach this item, as listed by Councillor Mullaney, was removed from the Agenda:

“To call on the Minister for Tourism Catherine Martin to simplify the application criteria for the Outdoor Dining Enhancement Scheme to avoid putting the hospitality sector to a lot of expense.”

 

30.  REVIEW INCOME THRESHOLDS FOR SOCIAL HOUSING APPLICATIONS /  REVIEW OF QUALIFICATION TERMS OF THE TENANT PURCHASE SCHEME:

With the consent of the Cathaoirleach this item, as listed by Councillor Taylor, was deferred to the September Ordinary meeting:

“To Call on Sligo Co Council to Ask the Minister for Housing to: 

  1. Review and increase the Income Thresholds for Social Housing Applications.
  2. To ask that the Qualification Terms of the Tennant Purchase Scheme be reviewed to address the current situation whereby certain applicants do not qualify on grounds of earned income.”

 

31.  ACCESSIBILITY TO /FROM 2ND BEACH IN ROSSES POINT:

Proposed by Councillor M. Casserly
Seconded by Councillor D. Bree

AND AGREED

“Can the Council Marine & Structures Section investigate options to improve accessibility to/from the 2nd Beach in Rosses Point following the welcome completion of repairs to the coastal protection works as the current point may not be accessible when the tide is in.”

A report was circulated to the Members outlining the significant costs and time frames involved in the provision of an improved access the second beach in Rosses Point.  Acting Chief Executive, Mr. Kilfeather advised that it is hoped to have a suitable access in place for the 2022 summer season.   

 

32.  UPDATE ON NEW BUS SHELTERS TO BE FITTED AROUND THE COUNTY:

Proposed by Councillor M. Casserly
Seconded by Councillor D. Gilroy

AND AGREED

“To seek a status update on new Bus Shelters to be fitted around the county.”

A report was circulated to the members in advance of the meeting, setting out details of locations for Bus Shelter Schemes included for 2021 in County Sligo.

It was suggested that the locations of all bus stops be mapped out for ease of reference and that a more solid material than Perspex glass be used in the structure of the bus stops. It was noted that a meeting with the NTA was scheduled for 2.00 p.m. this afternoon, Monday, at which these and other issues will be further discussed.

 

33.  REPAIR/REPLACE ACCESS TO CULLEENAMORE BEACH /SECURE FUNDING FOR ADDITIONAL BEACH WHEELCHAIR:

Proposed by Councillor S. Maguire
Seconded by Councillor D. Gilroy

AND AGREED

“This council will replace and repair the access onto Culleenamore beach and make it wheelchair friendly. It has been degraded over the years and this will ensure safe access for all beach goers, and also install a disabled parking bay at the carpark.  In addition, the council will seek to secure funding for an additional beach wheelchair.”

A report issued to the Members advised that as Culleenamore beach lies within a Special Area of Conservation (SAC), the Council will engage with the National Parks & Wildlife Service to ascertain if such works are permissible.

It was agreed to list this item on the September Ordinary Meeting Agenda where an update will be issued to the members.

 

34.  REPORT ON PROPOSED OUTDOOR WATER-BASED ACTIVITIES CENTRES IN ROSSES POINT & ENNISCRONE:

Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor T. Fox

AND AGREED

“That the meeting be provided with a report on the proposed new outdoor water-based activities Facility Centres which are to be constructed at Rosses Point and Enniscrone, the report to include details of the number of full time staff which will be required to manage the facilities; the estimated annual payroll costs; the subsidy/level of funding which will be provided by Failte Ireland for the facilities on an annual basis and if there will be a fee charged for the use of the facilities.”    

A report on this motion was circulated in advance of the meeting.  Director of Service, Ms. Clarke also acknowledged funding received from Fáilte Ireland towards provision of water-based activities centres throughout the country and advised that Sligo County Council is working with Fáilte Ireland on the design of such centres. Ms. Clarke added that it is hoped to have the centres in Rosses Point and Enniscrone operational in 2023, and that the members will be kept informed on the matter. 

 

35.  TRIBUTE TO STAFF OF SOCIAL WELFARE OFFICES IN SLIGO:

Proposed by Councillor M. Casserly
Seconded by Councillor P Taylor

“To invite Minister Heather Humphreys to Sligo, as soon as is possible and within Covid guidelines, to visit the Social Welfare Offices in Sligo for her to pay tribute to the staff for the monumental efforts they made during Covid, particularly during the early weeks when so many had to cease employment during the pandemic.”

Following a discussion, the following amendment to this item was placed before the Members and it was:

Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor A. Gibbons

AND AGREED

“To invite Minister Heather Humphreys to Sligo, as soon as is possible and within Covid guidelines, to visit the Social Welfare Offices in Sligo for her to pay tribute to the staff for the monumental efforts they made during Covid, particularly during the early weeks when so many had to cease employment during the pandemic, and further we invite the Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly to Sligo to pay tribute to the Health Care workers and support staff for their efforts during Covid; and further we invite the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment Leo Varadkar to Sligo to pay tribute to retail workers for their efforts during Covid; and further we invite the Minister for Housing, Local Government & Heritage Darragh O’Brien to Sligo to pay tribute to the Local Authority workers for their efforts during Covid; and further we invite the Minister for the Environment, Climate, Communications & Transport Eamon Ryan to Sligo to pay tribute to bus and rail workers for their efforts during Covid; and further we invite the Minister for Justice to Sligo to pay tribute to the Garda and Court Services for their efforts during Covid.”

 

36.  RECRUITMENT OF ADDITIONAL OUTDOOR STAFF:

With the consent of the Cathaoirleach this item, as listed by Councillor Clarke, was deferred to the September Ordinary meeting:

“To call on Sligo County Council to seek approval for recruitment of additional outdoor staff.” 

 

37.  ADDITIONAL STAFF FOR PLANNING SECTION:

With the consent of the Cathaoirleach this item, as listed by Councillor Clarke, was deferred to the September Ordinary meeting:

“To call on Sligo County Council to seek approval for additional staff for the planning section as a matter of urgency, given we are in a housing crisis, and we are about to start a review of the CDP and are deferring the Sligo & Environs plan.”

 

38.  UPDATE REPORT ON DRAINAGE ISSUE AT AHAMLISH CEMETERY:

Proposed by Councillor T. Fox
Seconded by Councillor D. Gilroy

AND AGREED

“Call for an update report on the drainage issue at Ahamlish Cemetery, Grange.”

A report circulated to the Members advised that the provision of a drainage system would involve going through third party lands. Initial contact was made with the landowner, however no agreement has been reached to date.

 

39.  PUBLICATION OF EIRCODES ON THE PROPERTY PRICE REGISTER:

Proposed by Councillor T. Fox
Seconded by Councillor D. Gilroy

AND AGREED

“To call on Sligo County Council to write to the CEO and board members of the Property Services Regulatory Authority to request that Eircodes are published on the property price register.”

 

ADJOURNED JULY ORDINARY MEETING OF SLIGO COUNTY COUNCIL:

Due to time constraints, the Cathaoirleach indicated that he could not deal with any further items, and it was agreed that the meeting stand adjourned until Thursday 22nd July 2021 at 11.00 a.m.”

 

END OF MEETING:

The Cathaoirleach thanked the Members for their co-operation at the meeting and encouraged everyone to stay safe. 

The business of the meeting concluded at 12.20 p.m.

 


Meeting Date 12/07/2021