Fair Green In Naas Designated Recycling Area For Christmas Trees

Thursday, 16 December 2021 12:22

By Caoimhe Harney

Cllr Anne Breen brought forward the motion.

Fair green at the top of Naas town is where there will be a designated area of recycling for Christmas trees, the dates will be confirmed after Christmas.

Labour Cllr Breen brought forward the motion to the council to confirm if a designated area for the recycling of Christmas trees in the Naas municipal district has been decided.

Cllr Breen also asked the council install traffic calming measures, such as speed ramps/rumble strips in the area of Railway Terrace, Sallins, for the safety of the residents who live there.

She says the road is not wide enough to take traffic going in and out, and she will ensure that traffic calming measures are implemented.

Cllr Breen has asked the council confirm if there are plans to repair the damage to the wall at the Workhouse Cemetery, at the entrance to the cemetery and at three other locations along the Craddockstown Road.

Cllr Breen says these walls are important structures in the town which date back to 1841.

She is unsure whether it is a protected structure or not, but wants to ensure that it will be protected.

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