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TD James Lawless
Local Fianna Fáil Minister James Lawless TD is reminding residents that the Local Improvement Scheme run by Kildare County Council is open to applications.
Minister Lawless said: “The fund is there for the construction or improvement of small non-public roads not normally maintained by the Local Authority in this instance Kildare County Council.
“The practice is for local homeowners or farmers, or other users of these roads make a small contribution for the cost of the road improvements and the Department of Rural and Community Development provide the balance of funding via Kildare County Council.”
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He added: “The key point to remember is that a minimum of one of the applicants must be engaged in agricultural activities on a parcel of land accessed by the road in question.”
Minister Lawless said: “The point of contact for these grants is the Kildare County Council office in Naas or the website for further details.”
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