Mid Ulster District Council’s environment committee is to be provided with an update on Dungannon’s public realm scheme at its meeting next Tuesday (October 11) following claims local traders are “bemused” at the project’s progress.
The report will provide local representatives with an update on the work’s snag list. Also up for discussion will be a time line for the adoption of the £2.3 million project by Department for Infrastructure (DfI) Roads.
Speaking at a meeting of the council’s policy and resources committee on Thursday, October 6, Councillor Dominic Molloy revealed he was approached by business owners in the town about the issues they are facing with defects in the work.