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10/04/2024

Closing Date For Streetscape Enhancement Scheme Extended

Fingal County Council has announced that the closing date for the Streetscape Enhancement Scheme 2024 has now been extended.

Expressions of Interest forms for the scheme must now be submitted by 22 April 2024. This initiative is designed to improve town centres throughout Fingal. The Council has encouraged businesses and groups across the county being encouraged to apply for this new funding.

The Streetscape Enhancement 2024 funding will support facade upgrades at commercial premises and community buildings. This will include shopfront improvements, painting, signage replacement or removal, lighting and green planting.

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Mayor of Fingal, Cllr. Adrian Henchy, welcomed the new funding programme said: "It presents a unique opportunity for businesses and community facilities situated along the streets of our towns and villages. I would encourage businesses and community groups to avail of this excellent opportunity to enhance their town centres."

Chief Executive of Fingal County Council, AnnMarie Farrelly stated: "This new funding represents a collaborative effort between the local authority and eligible town centre businesses and community facilities within Fingal. This strategic partnership aims to significantly bolster the appearance and prosperity of our town centres, underscoring the Council’s commitment to our communities."

The Streetscape Enhancement Scheme 2024 is seeking applications from qualifying commercial and community premises located within areas designated as "Major Town Centre", "Town and District Centre", "Local Centre" or "Rural Village" within the Fingal County Development Plan 2023-2029.

Through this programme, eligible properties can receive grants covering up to half of the expenses incurred for improvements, with a cap set at €1,500 per property.

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