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Catchment wide Appropriate Assessments of Arterial Drainage Scheme Maintenance
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From: Office of Public Works
- Published on: 15 October 2020
- Last updated on: 13 August 2024
- Abbey
- Ballyteigue Kilmore
- Bonet
- Boyle
- Boyne
- Brickey
- Broadmeadow and Ward
- Brosna
- Carrigahorig
- Clareen
- Corrib
- Creegh
- Donegal Schemes
- Duff
- Duleek
- Dunmanway
- Feale
- Glyde and Dee
- Hazelhatch
- Inny
- Kilcoo
- Kilkenny
- Killimor/Cappagh
- Knockrockery
- Lower Shannon Schemes
- Maine
- Matt
- Monaghan Blackwater
- Mornington
- Moy
- Nenagh
- Ouvane
- Owenavorragh
- Ryewater (C/O DAFM)
Appropriate assessments are categorised by project below.
Abbey
Ballyteigue Kilmore
Bonet
Boyle
Boyne
2021 Boyne Arterial Drainage Scheme NIS
This report presents a Natura Impact Statement for the Maintenance of the Boyne Arterial Drainage Scheme 2021 by The Office of Public Works(the ‘Scheme’). The Scheme implements the legal duty on the OPW under the Arterial Drainage Acts of 1945 and 1995 to maintain channels and bridge/culvert structures that form part of the Scheme and provides drainage of the benefiting lands.
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2021 Boyne Arterial Drainage Scheme Determination Statement
The purpose of this Appropriate Assessment (AA) Determination Statement is to provide a statement for the public and relevant bodies to ascertain that an AA has been conducted in accordance with relevant regulations. The purpose is to allow interested parties to assess the competent authority determination.
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Brickey
Broadmeadow and Ward
Brosna
Carrigahorig
Clareen
Corrib
Creegh
Donegal Schemes
Duff
Duleek
2021 Duleek Arterial Drainage Scheme NIS
This report presents the Natura Impact Statement for the Maintenance of Duleek (Nanny) Flood Relief Scheme for the period 2021-2025. The works are required under the Arterial Drainage Acts 1945 and 1995.
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Dunmanway
Feale
Glyde and Dee
Hazelhatch
Inny
Kilcoo
Kilkenny
Killimor/Cappagh
Knockrockery
Lower Shannon Schemes
Maine
Matt
Monaghan Blackwater
Mornington
2021 Mornington Arterial Drainage Scheme NIS
This Natura Impact Statement (NIS) provides the results of the Appropriate Assessment conducted for the Mornington Arterial Drainage Scheme in accordance with Article 6(3) of the Habitats Directive (Council Directive 92/43/EEC on the conservation of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora).
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2021 Mornington Arterial Drainage Scheme Determination Statement
Pursuant to Regulation 42(11) of the European Communities (Birds and Natural Habitats) Regulation 2011 (As amended), The Office of Public Works, as a Public Authority, has conducted an Appropriate Assessment of the statutory arterial drainage maintenance activities on the Mornington Arterial Drainage Scheme.
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Moy
2021 Moy Arterial Drainage Scheme NIS
This report presents an Natura Impact Statement for the Maintenance of the Moy Arterial Drainage Scheme 2021 by The Office of Public Works (the “Scheme”). The Scheme implements the legal duty on the OPW under the Arterial Drainage Acts of 1945 and 1995 to maintain scheme channels and bridge/culvert structures that form part of the scheme and provide drainage of the benefiting lands.
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Nenagh
Ouvane
Owenavorragh
Ryewater (C/O DAFM)
2021 Ryewater Arterial Drainage Scheme NIS
This assessment is in relation to statutory arterial drainage maintenance activities on the Ryewater Arterial Drainage Scheme. The Ryewater Arterial Drainage Scheme is an Office for Public Works scheme covering areas of Co. Meath and Kildare. The Arterial Drainage Scheme is the implementation of the legal duty under the Arterial Drainage Acts of 1945 and 1995 to maintain channels and embankments involved in the land drainage of these areas. This report presents an assessment of the works in line with requirements of The Habitats Directive (Directive 92/43/EEC).
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2021 Ryewater Arterial Drainage Scheme Determination Statment
The purpose of this Appropriate Assessment (AA) Determination Statement is to provide a statement for the public and relevant bodies to ascertain that an AA has been conducted in accordance with relevant regulations. The purpose is to allow interested parties to assess the competent authority determination.
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