04/08/2014
Consultation Seeks Public's Input In Future Of Irish Water
The public is being urged to make a submission on the future of water services in Ireland.
Irish Water has launched a non-statutory consultation on its Water Services Strategic Plan (WSSP) Issues Paper and its Draft Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) Scoping Report.
The consultation is seeking views on the following:
• How Irish Water can meet customer expectations
• How Irish Water should ensure a safe and reliable water supply
• How Irish Water should provide for the effective management of wastewater
• Protection of the environment
• How Irish Water can support social and economic growth
• Investing in our future
The consultation will run until 01 September.
(MH/CD)
Irish Water has launched a non-statutory consultation on its Water Services Strategic Plan (WSSP) Issues Paper and its Draft Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) Scoping Report.
The consultation is seeking views on the following:
• How Irish Water can meet customer expectations
• How Irish Water should ensure a safe and reliable water supply
• How Irish Water should provide for the effective management of wastewater
• Protection of the environment
• How Irish Water can support social and economic growth
• Investing in our future
The consultation will run until 01 September.
(MH/CD)
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