Boyle Tackles Ground Maintenance With NIHE

ARDS Borough Councillor Joe Boyle has met with Housing Executive Officials to discuss concerns surrounding ground maintenance at various locations.

[caption id="attachment_5062" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Ards Councillor Joe Boyle has discussed ground maintenance issues with the NIHE"][/caption] He said, “After arranged visits to the Ashmount Drive, Cook Street, Church Street, Cuan View and Park Head areas inxa0Portaferry it was agreed to implement various programmes of improvement schemes to these areas.
“I am currently embarking upon maintenance programmes throughout the Ards Borough by arranging meetings with the stake holders, outside bodies along with residents and residents groups to agree as to how we can all improve upon the increasingly noticeable issue of overgrowth.
“One particular area of concernxa0is an open space location, formerly under the ownership of the Housing Executive, now sold for development, which has during this period become similar to an overgrown field.
“This has caused considerable concern for the residents of this area as it had been once a well maintained open space green area thatxa0isxa0now in need of anxa0immediate maintenance programme of works. It has already received an inspection from Environmental Health Officers to allay any concerns of those living nearby.”
Councillor Boyle added,” A number of sites have already been inspected and are now thankfully earmarked for a programme of works that will improve all currently visited upon areas. This will greatly enhance these locations and whilst I look forward to this taking place I would also place on record my appreciation to the Housing Executive officials for their continued co-operation whenever I present these concerns on behalf of residents, interested parties and groupings.”
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