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PQ 432

432. Deputy Brian Stanley asked the Minister for the Environment; Community and Local Government if he will make local authorities put in place speed ramps and other traffic calming measures when requested to do so by residents associations in unfinished estates to deal with road safety issues. [54585/12]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

Introduced

4 December 2012

Last action

4 December 2012 · Unfinished Housing Developments

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written

Sponsors

Brian Stanley

Subjects

Environment, Housing

Source updated

4 December 2012

Environment · Housing

Summary

432. Deputy Brian Stanley asked the Minister for the Environment; Community and Local Government if he will make local authorities put in place speed ramps and other traffic calming measures when requested to do so by residents associations in unfinished estates to deal with road safety issues. [54585/12]

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  1. 4 December 2012

    Unfinished Housing Developments

    432. Deputy Brian Stanley asked the Minister for the Environment; Community and Local Government if he will make local authorities put in place speed ramps and other traffic calming measures when requested to do so by residents associations in unfinished estates to deal with road safety issues. [54585/12]

    Source: written

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Unfinished Housing Developments

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  • Brian Stanley · Asking member
  • Environment · Environment · Addressed to

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