Limerick City and County Council, Cemeteries Section is seeking to install CCTV cameras in both Mount St. Lawrence (old and extension) cemeteries to provide additional security and public safety to those visiting and working within the cemeteries.
Mount St. Lawrence (old) Cemetery was opened to the public in 1849. It covers an area of 16 acres and, to date, in excess of 70,000 individuals have been interred therein.
In 1960, the first extension to the cemetery was developed and it has in excess of an additional 5,500 persons buried therein. In 2016, the second extension to the cemetery was developed providing an additional 675 burial plots.
We are seeking a response from members of the public on the following questions:
What do you think about the installation of CCTV?
Do you feel unsafe in the cemetery?
Would you feel safer in the cemetery with CCTV?
Have you any other comments you would like to make?
Please click on "Make a Submission" to respond to these questions
Note: Closing date for observations and or comments is Friday 12th of June 2020 at 17:00 Hours.
Drawing WS 319 / 501 (below) shows the proposed locations of the CCTV Cameras and their views.
Note: The drawing and the individual photographs can also be viewed in the "Materials" section of this consultation.
There is a scroll bar at the base of each drawing and individual photo to navigate from one image to another.
Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery - installation of CCTV cameras
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Mount St. Lawrence Cemetery
Limerick City and County Council, Cemeteries Section is seeking to install CCTV cameras in both Mount St. Lawrence (old and extension) cemeteries to provide additional security and public safety to those visiting and working within the cemeteries.
Mount St. Lawrence (old) Cemetery was opened to the public in 1849. It covers an area of 16 acres and, to date, in excess of 70,000 individuals have been interred therein.
In 1960, the first extension to the cemetery was developed and it has in excess of an additional 5,500 persons buried therein. In 2016, the second extension to the cemetery was developed providing an additional 675 burial plots.
We are seeking a response from members of the public on the following questions:
Please click on "Make a Submission" to respond to these questions
Note: Closing date for observations and or comments is Friday 12th of June 2020 at 17:00 Hours.
Drawing WS 319 / 501 (below) shows the proposed locations of the CCTV Cameras and their views.
Note: The drawing and the individual photographs can also be viewed in the "Materials" section of this consultation.
There is a scroll bar at the base of each drawing and individual photo to navigate from one image to another.
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