Bus/Coach Stop ApplicationApplication Form to use Bus/Coach Stop For the use of an existing bus stopping place please reference existing bus stop number ( Association of Transport Coordination Officers Code) and location by accessing the list of current locations via the link below. Bus Stop Location Map click link www.rtpi.ie |
Road Opening LicenceNote An application for a Road Opening Licence must be made via the Maproad Roadworks Licensing System. This System is facilitated and supported by the Road Management Office. All applicants must register in advance through the RMO and must submit evidence of compliant Insurances in the required format. You can register as a new Applicant here, and user queries can be directed to support@mrl.jitbit.com |
Temporary Road Closure ApplicationFor approval to temporarily close a public road to traffic |
Temporary Roadworks Speed LimitApplication form for Temporary Roadworks Speed Limit |
Temporary Sign InstallationsApplication for the erection of temporary signage |
Abnormal Load Application Form (Including dump truck and off-road vehicles)For approval to transport an abnormal load on a public road such as a large indivisible load which exceeding legal limits or exceeding legal gross weight limits |
HGV Permit Application FormWhere it is proposed to use a vehicle with 5 axles or more on a road which has restrictions in place for such vehicles, a permit must be obtained from the relevant local authority. |
Special Permit for Off Road DumpersApplication for Special Permit for Off Road Dumpers in County |
Roads and Services in ChargeHow to get confirmation that Roads & Services are/are not in charge |
Licence for Advertisement Sign on Public RoadLicence for Advertisement Sign on Public Road |
Community Involvement Scheme - CLOSED
What is the Community Involvement Scheme? The Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport provides funding nationally towards this scheme. Local authorities do not have the funds to carry out desirable maintenance works to all roads in their charge and the purpose of this initiative is to maximise the resources available for local road maintenance. This scheme encourages a joint approach (on a voluntary basis) with groups of local residents and landowners for the restoration of public roads that are lightly trafficked, single lane or cul de sac roads and may also link two local primary roads or two local secondary roads. Eligible works fall into four categories: General, Drainage Works, Pavement Works and Footpaths. How to apply/Further information The closing date for applications was July 31st 2019. Applications on hand will be assessed for inclusion in a programme of works subject to the allocation of funding by the Department of Rural and Community Development. Any new scheme will be advertised on this website and in the local press. |
Local Improvement Scheme - CLOSED
Westmeath County Council is inviting applications for the Local Improvement Scheme. This Scheme enables the carrying out of improvement works by Westmeath County Council on private/non-public roads subject to certain conditions being met. In order to be eligible the subject roads must be:
Schemes must have the consent of all affected landholders and a financial contribution must be paid by the applicants prior to commencement of works on any project. The following are not eligible for consideration: Roads serving only houses or buildings. Roads with gates, barriers or otherwise restricted public access. Roads serving lands already accessed by a public road. Apply The closing date for applications for the Local Improvement Scheme was May 31st 2019. Applications on hand will be assessed for inclusion in a programme of works subject to the allocation of funding by the Department of Rural and Community Development. Any new scheme will be advertised on this website and in the local press.
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