Plans & Strategies
WATER SERVICES INVESTMENT PROGRAMME - ASSESSMENT OF NEEDS REPORT
The Assessment of Needs for North Tipperary County Council including the Town Councils of Thurles, Nenagh and Templemore has been prepared considering the requirement of Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government Circular L2/06. This circular requires each Local Authority
"to develop an overall strategic investment plan for the area concerned for the medium to long term and to set out a programme of works to meet the identified water services need".
Circular L2/06 requires the Local Authority to prepare: -
- a summary account of the achievements of the water services investment programme for the area concerned since the last assessment of needs was undertaken in 2003,
- an outline of the general approach to meeting the identified water services needs over the period 2007 to 2009,
- an examination, from a strategic perspective, of the main requirements for water services investment over the period 2010 to 2014,
- details of the programme of works - projects costing greater than €635,000 - required to meet the identified water services needs,
- an estimate of the overall cost of the programme of works, broken down by project where this is possible, and a description of the objectives of the investment in terms of outcomes sought and specific outputs require
The preparation of this Assessment takes account of The Rural Water Strategy, Development Plans, National Spatial Strategy, National Water Study, National Urban Waste Water Study, National Sludge Strategy, Serviced Land Initiative, relevant EPA reports, Sludge Management Plan, Rural Towns and Villages Programme, The Lough Derg Monitoring Programme and River Basin District Management Projects along with statutory requirements and standards.
The plan is a follow on to the 2003 Assessment of Needs drafted under the requirements of Department Circular L11/03. The plan sets out the needs for North Tipperary up to 2014.
Assessment of Needs Final Report 0706 - Pdf Document - (386KB)
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