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Intent: An approval of the proposal for the Toppins Field development in the South side of the city. It was also hoped to secure a commitment from Council that housing developments would be prioritised and that section 139 would only be invoked in emergency situations.
Details: Lobbying on housing development decisions, and implementation of Mayor's proposed modular housing scheme
Intent: To reduce overall rate increase, and highlight the negative impact the 6% increase would have on SMEs
Details: Limerick Chamber wrote to executive and elected representatives to highlight concerns regarding commercial rate increase
Intent: Increase provision of affordable housing in Limerick
Details: Presentation to the Full Council of Limerick City and County Council
Intent: Incorporate FCI proposals into policy/ actions in 2026 budget
Details: FCI Pre- Budget Submissions 2026
Intent: Rural schools are a vital piece of education infrastructure in our communities and for many years they have been underfunded by the Dept in favour of larger schools in larger population centres. Such treatment is forcing parents to help pay for the schools to be able to provide basic services to children, going against their constitutional right to a free primary education. Mandate are seeking assurance that measures are implemented to deal with this very important issue for our local community.
Details: Rural School Funding
Intent: The delegation intended to secure €10,000 per annum for a Service contract to run a vehicle to help maintain the vast area of Trail Walks within the Ballyhoura Region. It was noted the need for funding It was also agreed for LCCC to look into what supports may be available to support the work being carried out by the CE Scheme
Details: Met with the Councillors of Kilmallock/Cappamore Limerick CCC to seek a Service Contract similar to Kilmallock's CE Scheme per Annum, delegation asked for €10,000 PA as Lough Gur previously received €46,000
Intent: Secure no increase to commercial rates for 2025, as well as the expansion of the current SME scheme
Details: Limerick Chamber Lobbied Limerick City and County Council to not increase commercial rates for 2025
