Agenda - Tallaght ACM (1) 21 January 2008

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Date:
21/01/2008 15:30
Location:
Council Chamber
Standing Orders:

Headed Items

H-I (1)
Submitted by:
Housing Administration
Responsibility:
Housing Administration

Minutes from Tallaght Area Committee Meeting 3rd December, 2007.

Housing

Questions

Qu (1)
Submitted by:
Councillor K. Warren
Responsibility:
Mary Hayes

“To ask the Manager to set out his response to a number of community related issues recently raised by the Jobstown Estate Management Group in Jobstown, and specifically if he could set out what action he intends taking in connection with tenants or the children of tenants who have been involved in anti-social behaviour in the area, and if he will make a statement on the matter?”

Headed Items

H-I (2)
Submitted by:
Housing Administration
Responsibility:
Housing Administration

Report on housing construction programme

H-I (3)
Submitted by:
Housing Administration
Responsibility:
Zita Markey

REPORT ON IMPLEMENTATION OF TRAVELLER ACCOMMODATION PROGRAMME

H-I (4)
Submitted by:
Councillor M. Corr
Responsibility:
Hugh Hogan

The problems surrounding the new sound barrier wall constructed as part of the Outer Ring road project in the vicinity of the Kilmartin Estate

H-I (5)
Submitted by:
Housing Administration
Responsibility:
Tom O'Neill

Re-development of Belgard Road Residential Caravan Park

H-I (6)
Submitted by:
Housing Administration
Responsibility:
Mary Hayes

Report on Quarterly Statistics for Anti-Social Behaviour

H-I (7)
Submitted by:
Housing Administration
Responsibility:
Housing Administration

NEW WORKS

Correspondence

Cor (1)
Submitted by:
Housing Administration
Responsibility:
Housing Administration

CORRESPONDENCE

Headed Items

H-I (8)
Submitted by:
Housing Administration
Responsibility:
Housing Administration

Cathaoirleachs Business

Motions

Mot (1)
Submitted by:
Councillor K. Warren
Responsibility:
Hugh Hogan

That this Committee support the development of the piece of land in Homelawn Villas that is in Council ownership, folio number DN 18958, following a number of concerns from residents as oil tanks are still in existance on the land and it has been overgrown for a number of years and the matter be discussed.

Mot (2)
Submitted by:
Councillor C. King
Responsibility:
Tom O'Neill

"That this Committee calls on the Manager to arrange for a draft plan to be published in consultation with members in relation to illegal encampments in the Tallaght area with a view to the securing of such areas from encroachment". 

Mot (3)
Submitted by:
Councillor C. King
Responsibility:
Brendan Hynes

That this Committee calls on the Manager to clarify the reasons in detail as to what the delay in allocating the voluntary units in the MacUlliam Estate in Fortunestown is, understanding clearly that the delay is not caused by Housing Allocations.

Parks

Questions

Qu (2)
Submitted by:
Councillor M. Corr
Responsibility:
Bill Kearney

To ask the Manager to examine Jobstown Park with a view to providing additional mature landscaping and screening of the park and providing wall and railings similar to that provided in the area through the construction of the outer ring road around the entire park and will he make a statement on the matter?

Qu (3)
Submitted by:
Councillor M. Corr
Responsibility:
Bill Kearney

To ask the Manager of the Parks Department to review the current unkempt and dangerous mounding along the front of the Sundale estate with a view to providing a footpath and appropriate landscaping and to pursue resolution of any outstanding ownership issues now that the estate has been taken in charge?

Qu (4)
Submitted by:
Councillor J. Neville
Responsibility:
Mary Keenan

To ask the Manager to have arranged the removal of the bushes at *details supplied.  The bushes are a haven for anti-social activity and have facilitated a number of recent break-ins in the immediate vicinity.  I would appreciate if contact could be made with the residents?

Headed Items

H-I (9)
Submitted by:
Parks Department
Responsibility:
Bill Kearney

NEW WORKS

(A) Arboricultural Works Programme

(B) Parks Works Programme

Correspondence

Cor (2)
Submitted by:
Parks Department
Responsibility:
Parks Department

CORRESPONDENCE

Headed Items

H-I (10)
Submitted by:
Parks Department
Responsibility:
Parks Department

Cathaoirleachs Business

Motions

Mot (4)
Submitted by:
Councillor C. Jones
Responsibility:
Mary Keenan

That this Committee calls for the Parks Department to tackle the problems in Ballycragh Park, behind Parklands Court being caused by the bushes giving shelter to antisocial activity.

Mot (5)
Submitted by:
Councillor J. Daly
Responsibility:
Bill Kearney

That this Committee recommend that the Council erect the goal posts which were removed at Rathcoole Saggart Park, so that the local team that were using the pitch , can return and play at their home venue. Corkagh Park, Clondalkin, where they were transferred to by South Dublin County Council, is overcrowded and every local team should have priority to a pitch in their own area.

Community

Questions

Qu (5)
Submitted by:
Councillor M. Corr
Responsibility:
Billy Coman

To ask the Manager of the Community department to indicate the timeframe for the completion and opening of the Brookfield Community and Youth facility, to acknowledge that this is an extremely important development in this neighbourhood and that any further delay of this long awaited project will have a significantly detrimental effect on the surrounding community?

Headed Items

H-I (11)
Submitted by:
Community Services
Responsibility:
Billy Coman

Application for Grants (if any)

H-I (12)
Submitted by:
Community Services
Responsibility:
Ian Stobbart

Library News Events

H-I (13)
Submitted by:
Community Services
Responsibility:
Community Services

NEW WORKS

Correspondence

Cor (3)
Submitted by:
Community Services
Responsibility:
Community Services

CORRESPONDENCE

(a) Letter dated 11th December, 2007, sent to the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform regarding a motion that was passed at the Tallaght Area Committee meeting of 3rd December, 2007, in relation to the proposed Garda CCTV Scheme for the Tallaght area.

(b) Reply from the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform received on 9th January, 2008.

Headed Items

H-I (14)
Submitted by:
Community Services
Responsibility:
Community Services

Cathaoirleachs Business

Environment

Questions

Qu (6)
Submitted by:
Councillor K. Warren
Responsibility:
John Quinlivan

“To ask the Manager to state the total number of Council organised clean-ups that have occurred on Daletree Road, close to the halting site located in Ballycullen, and if the Manager accepts the frustration of the entire community that as soon as the Council clean up the entire road, that within a matter of days it is strewn again with broken bottles, wandering dogs, dumped clothes etc, and if this issue has been brought to the attention of those who are involved in this kind of dumping, and if he will make a statement on the matter?”

Headed Items

H-I (15)
Submitted by:
Environmental Services
Responsibility:
Michael Coleman

Boherboy Water Supply Scheme - Commencement of Works

H-I (16)
Submitted by:
Environmental Services
Responsibility:
Environmental Services

NEW WORKS

Correspondence

Cor (4)
Submitted by:
Environmental Services
Responsibility:
Environmental Services

CORRESPONDENCE

Motions

Mot (6)
Submitted by:
Councillor M. Corr
Responsibility:
John Quinlivan

CATHAOIRLEACH'S BUSINESS

That the Manager expresses in the strongest possible terms on behalf of this committee the dissatisfaction with the timing and housekeeping around the green bin Oxigen collection in the RAPID areas of Tallaght.

Mot (7)
Submitted by:
Councillor E. Maloney
Responsibility:
John Quinlivan

That this Comittee expresses its disappointmentat the findings of The Irish Business Against Litter study describing Tallaght as a "litter black-spot" and resolves to work towords making Tallaght a "litter free zone" once again.

Mot (8)
Submitted by:
Councillor M. Corr
Responsibility:
John Quinlivan

That the Manager evaluates in detail the findings of the recent IBAL survey from which the media highlighted the fact that Tallaght was one of the main litter blackspots in the country - to develop from this evaluation a project to focus additional resources to the areas of need and to report back to this committee as a matter of urgency the action being taken.