The most recent EU/IMF Memorandum of Understanding has been published by the Department of Finance today (14/2/2012) and is attached for your convenience.
http://www.aengusorourke.ie/wp-content/uploads/MOUjan2012.pdf
For this Council to write to the CEO of Eircom, Mr Paul Donovan urging him to have his company remove old disused phone boxes in Athlone as many of them are redundant and attract litter, bill posting and other unsavoury activities. We should retain one box, refurbish it and fit it a defibrillator.
For this Council to review its charges in relation to Parking Permits for the general public in Athlone Town.
For this Council to engage with Roscommon County Council to explore potential areas for mutual cooperation particularly regarding infrastructural resources, namely water and sewerage services with a view to improved service levels and potential cost saving opportunities on both sides.
For this Council to review its charges in relation to Parking Permits for the general public in Athlone Town.
For this Council to engage with Roscommon County Council to explore potential areas for mutual cooperation particularly regarding infrastructural resources, namely water and sewerage services with a view to improved service levels and potential cost saving opportunities on both sides.
For this Council to invite Athlone Chamber of Commerce to give a presentation to the members covering the role of the Chamber and share with the Council the work the Chamber is doing to assist and service its members and the wider business community in Athlone.
For this Council to write to Mr. Phil Hogan TD, Minister for Environment, Community and Local Government urging him to prioritise the unemployed for work as Presiding Officers and Poll Clerks in the upcoming Presidential election.
For this Council to allocate funds in the 2012 budget to assist in the restoration of our Town Canal.
For this Council to seek an assurance from Mr. Pat Rabbitte TD Minister for Communications, Energy & Natural Resources that the Hydraulic Fracturing (Fracking) which is potentially planned to occur in the Lough Allen Carboniferous Basin will not pose a risk of contamination of our groundwater, river or lake.
