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Ballymore Eustace
Drainage works will cause “significant but necessary disruption” in Barrack Street, Ballymore Eustace, according to Cllr Evie Sammon, who asked Kildare County Council to start a traffic calming project on the street at the same time.
She said this would avoid further disruption at a later time and (would) “avail of the cost savings through shared traffic management systems.”
KCC said it will ensure that “traffic calming and drainage works are completed in a cost efficient and timely manner.”
It is proposed to implement a traffic count along Barrack Street by the end of January and “schedule a meeting to review the two schemes and finalise the next steps on the project.”
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