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Oh that it could be so.
I think that it is important to identify what can be allocated and what can’t ie discretionary funding from TII, non-discretionary funding from TII eg for roads, funding from NTA which they have to approve and funding from LCC’s current account (which should be discretionary) and LCC’s capital account (which specifies where money can be spent).
Great initiative by Brian Leddin and other councillors in Limerick, that follows on from the Government’s own recent Climate Action Plan, which stated that 10% of transport funding would be allocated to cycling! Now to make it happen on the ground and get it through the main Council meeting!