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Ballynaparka Riverbank Maintenance: Public Notice

Viewing East from Clareen Bridge- build-up of mud and wood detritus has constricted river flow and leads to road flooding.

Waterford City and County Council are proposing three essential projects focused on the maintenance and repair of riverbanks. These projects are planned for specific areas along the Owennashad River at Carrignagower Picnic Area, the Ballynaheeny Bridge, and the Ballynaparka/Goish River where build-up of mud and wood detritus has constricted river flow and leads to road flooding.

These proposals are subject to assessment under the European Union (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulations 2011. The Council will determine whether the proposed works could potentially impact the integrity of any European sites.

To ensure transparency and public participation, Natura Impact Statements and detailed maps of the proposed projects are available for public viewing. These documents can be accessed online via the Waterford City and County Council’s website. Additionally, they can be viewed in person by appointment at the Civic Offices in Dungarvan.

For those interested in obtaining hard copies, they can be purchased at a reasonable fee. The Council encourages public engagement, inviting submissions or observations regarding the projects within 30 days of this notice. Submissions can be sent via email or traditional mail to the relevant offices.

The public may make submissions or observations in writing concerning the proposed projects (within 30 days from the date of this notice) to Waterford City and County Council. Submissions or observations may be sent by email to the following email address: bguest@waterfordcouncil.ie

Alternatively, submissions or observations may be sent by post to: Heritage Officer, Planning Office, Menapia  Building, The Mall, Waterford.

For further details and to participate in the consultation, please visit the Public Consultations page.

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