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No rates increase for next year following adoption of council budget
There will be no increase in commercial rates in Mayo for 2021 following the adoption of the new budget by the elected members of Mayo County Council at their annual budget meeting on Monday morning.
Council will try to turn around disability and housing grant applications quicker
Swinford based Fianna Fáil Cllr Michael Smyth this week raised the issue of the slow turnaround in approving housing adaption grants for the elderly and for disabled persons in the county.
Local Property Tax to be increased by ten per cent next year
Homeowners in Mayo will see an increase of 10 per cent in their Local Property Tax (LPT) next year, following a vote at Mayo County Council's September meeting on Monday afternoon.
Ryan calls for new 'permanent' home for council meetings during Covid
Fianna Fail's Mayo County Council whip Cllr Damien Ryan has called for the local authority to find a new permanent home for council meetings during the Covid-19 crisis - until the council can move back to holding full meetings in the existing council chamber at Aras an Chontae in Castlebar.
Councillor calls for stiff penalties for those who ignore closed road signage
A Fianna Fáil councillor has called for significant penalties to be imposed on people who ignore signs that roads are closed due to flooding - and then end up getting stuck in the floods and having to call the emergency services to assist them.
Rally fans advised to respect other road users
After a weekend of carnage on our roads, the Mayo Road Safety Working together Group have issued a road safety appeal to everyone attending the Mayo Stages Rally on Sunday, March 8, in the Castlebar area saying that road safety is everyone’s responsibility and there is one essential ingredient required for everyone’s safety and that is personnel responsibility.
Bus shelter plan being worked on
Mayo County Council is working on a plan to improve bus shelters around the county and hopes to have some progress to report to the next meeting of the Roads Strategic Policy Group of the council.
Commercial rates to rise by four per cent next year
Commercial rates will rise by four per cent next year, but there will be no increase in 2021 - after Mayo County Council's budget for 2020 was passed this week.
Mayo County Council Briefs
A bitesize look at what was discussed at the October meeting of Mayo County Council.
New signage on the way for Bowers Walk in Ballinrobe
A number of new signs to identify the Bowers Walk in Ballinrobe and show directions how to get to it are on the way in the town.
