Water Supply & Waste Water
The estimated gross revenue expenditure for 2008 is €12,120,014 compared with €11,511,303 adopted for 2007.
The estimated revenue income for 2008 is €6,788,961 compared with €6,684,477 for 2007.
WATER SERVICES INVESTMENT PROGRAMME
The Water Services Investment Programme for the period 2007-2009 provides for expenditure of €95,042,000 on water and wastewater services in the county.Details of the current status of schemes included in the investment programme. Click here for the full table of schemes. (Hyperlink that will open the Programme 2006-2008 from DoE document)
Small Public Water and Sewerage Schemes (i.e. schemes costing less than €1,000,000):
Name of scheme |
Status |
|---|---|
| Golden WWTP | Site acquisition stage |
| Cappawhite WWTP & Sewer | Tender assessment stage |
| Emly WWTP & Sewer | Tender assessment stage |
| Newcastle WWTP site & sewer | Council in consultation with developer in relation to WWTP provision |
| Drangan WWTP | Tertiary treatment to be installed before end of 2007 |
| Mullinahone WWTP | Consultants report received |
| Rosegreen WWTP | Tertiary treatment to be installed before year end |
| Cloneen WWTP | Part 8 Planning stage |
| Ballynonty WWTP upgrade | Tertiary treatment to be installed before end of 2007 |
| DundrumWWTP upgrade | Part 8 Planning stage |
| Kilross to Kilpatrick Watermain | Contract award stage |
Group Water and Sewerage Schemes
The Council received an allocation of €320,800 in 2007 under this category. Cloughleigh Group Water Scheme has been completed and works are commencing on the connection of Toor GWS to the public network.The focus of the programme for 2008 will be to address remaining inadequacies in the quality of drinking water so as to ensure compliance with the priorities set down in the EU Drinking Water Directive through:-
- Provision of treatment and disinfection facilities
- Source Protection measures
- Rehabilitation and upgrade of distribution systems
Seven Villages Grouped Design Build Operate Scheme
This scheme involves the provision of waste water collection/treatment systems based on a bundled design build operate model for seven villages in North and South Tipperary. The contract was signed in November 2005 and the Treatment Plants in the three villages in South Tipperary of Clonoulty, Cullen and Hollyford will be operation in the first quarter of 2008.
Grants for Improvements of Domestic Water Supply
In 2007, 20 applications were received and a sum of €11,657.90 paid to applicants.
Water Conservation
Water Awareness Programme