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06 Sept 2025
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Sallins
Preparatory work is underway to have a Sallins residential area taken in charge by Kildare County Council.
A Naas Municipal District meeting was told that a CCTV survey of the foul and surface water network in Willouise has been undertaken and a snag list for remedial works has been made.
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A public lighting audit was carried out and a consultant has now been appointed to review the design of a missing section of retaining wall adjacent to Sherlockstown Road.
An assessment of a section of roadway is also underway and the next step will be to compile and issue a tender package for the completion of all outstanding works there.
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