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Submissions due on Draft Flood Risk Management Plan

By TCN on 26/10/2016

URGENT NOTICE concerning all of Thomastown and surrounding areas:

Submissions on the Thomastown Draft Flood Risk Management Plan have to be made to the OPW by 5 p.m. on Friday October 28th. Council Submissions are due by November 21st.

Please submit your comments and observations, with contact details to –

Draft Flood Plans Consultation
Engineering Services
Office of Public Works HQ
Jonathan Swift Street
Trim
Co. Meath C15 NX36

Thomastown Draft Flood Relief Plans

Questions on the Draft Flood Risk Management Plan:

Question 1: Do you agree with the proposed measures set out within the draft Flood Risk Management Plan for:
(a)    the individual communities (Areas for Further Assessment, or ‘AFAs’; Please give the name of your AFA being referred to) and/or
(b)    the wider catchment or regional scale?
Question 2: Do you think that other measures should be undertaken to manage the flood risk in your area? (Please give the name of your AFA, catchment or region)
Question 3: Do you think that the right balance is provided between the different types of measures proposed in the draft Flood Risk Management Plan?
Question 4: What measures or areas do you think should be given the highest priority in progressing measures to manage the flood risk?
Question 5: What role do you see you or your community playing with regard to the management of flood risk in your area?
Question 6: What do you think can be done to improve the co-ordination of river basin water quality and flood risk management planning?
Question 7: What additional issues or areas do you think should be focussed on in the second cycle of the EU ‘Floods’ Directive implementation (2016 – 2021) when:
(a)    identifying flood risk and/or flood risk areas,
(b)    assessing and mapping flood risk, and/or,
(c)    planning for the management of flood risk?

Questions on the Environmental Assessments:

Question 8: Do you agree with the conclusions of the environmental assessments?
Question 9: Are there any further significant environmental effects of the draft Flood Risk Management Plan which you think should be considered?
Question 10: Are there further environmental opportunities or mitigation measures that should be considered in the Flood Risk Management Plan?

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