That this Committee requests the Chief Executive to confirm what lands South Dublin County Council owns adjacent to the new Griffeen Community College build site just off Griffeen Road and that a map indicating the extent of Council-owned lands in this area be provided. Further, that the Chief Executive outline any current or proposed plans for these lands and that this matter be discussed as part of this motion at the Area Committee meeting.

To ask the Chief Executive if there are plans to introduce solar-powered compacting bins within the Lucan area and if not at present whether consideration can be given to including such bins in future plans once the upcoming budget has been agreed.

To ask the Chief Executive what plans are in place for Lucan House over the next 6 to 12 months given that local councillors were actively involved throughout the pre-consultation and consultation stages of the project and to request that an update and presentation on Lucan House be provided at a future Area Committee meeting.

To ask the manager if there has been any further progress in finalising works between Mount Andrew Avenue to St.Edmunds Grove. The path was installed but the trees are heavily overgrown and negatively impacting neighbouring residents.

To ask the Chief Executive what plans are currently in place or being consideredfor the inclusion of independent living and age-friendly accommodation within future housing developments in the Lucan area and to outline the current stage of progress including which schemes are at design stage and which are at planning stage.

To ask the Manager what is the current waiting time an applicant for housing adaptation grant should expect to wait for SDCC to issue final payment after the inspector has visited the home to confirm works were completed to expected standards.

To ask the Manager if public bins in this committee's area can be emptied at the weekend in order to prevent waste being left beside bins where they are full and to reduce the overwhelming smell of dog faeces at some locations where responsible owners bag it and bin it as requested to.

That this Committee writes to and requests the National Transport Authority (NTA) to attend a future meeting of the Lucan, Palmerstown & North Clondalkin Area Committee to allow for direct discussion on the bus network serving our area. This request is made on behalf of local residents and as a Councillor representing an area with two of the largest Strategic Development Zones (SDZs) in the county located within it. Given this unique situation it is warranted that the NTA engage directly with members to discuss current services and future planning

That this Area Committee requests the Chief Executive to engage with the Biodiversity Section to examine the feasibility of introducing mini-gardens or green roofs on bus shelters within the Lucan area similar to initiatives already implemented elsewhere in the country. Having greenery in such urban areas would not only enhance biodiversity but also improve air quality, support pollinators and add visual appeal to our streetscapes.

That this Council now urgently reinstate the kerbside dishing at the junction of Glenmaroon Park and Glenmaroon Road. Previous reps 1802988 - 1818051 - 1707240 refer to this location which was wrongly raised in 2021 preventing wheelchair users and others to safely cross this junction.

To write to Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) to request they paint the destination names on the eastbound lanes on the N4 approaching the M50 with clear markings indicating which lanes drivers should be in as they approach from junction 2a westbound.

That this Committee requests the Chief Executive to investigate the recurring issue of footpath flooding at the bus stop outside Westbury Close on the Newcastle Road. While previous works had appeared to resolve the problem it has since re-emerged. The Committee further requests that the location be re-examined to identify the cause of the ongoing drainage issue and that appropriate remedial measures be implemented to ensure a permanent solution.

To ask the Chief Executive when the stock condition survey will be completed for the 501 social housing units in the Lucan LEA, given that this is a critical prerequisite for progressing to the Energy Efficiency Retrofit Programme. Can the Chief Executive confirm when Lucan is expected to be included in the programme and provide an indicative timeframe for when retrofit works may commence in the area?

To ask the Chief Executive whether South Dublin County Council has developed or is considering a specific strategy to support and grow the night-time economy in the LEA, and if so, to outline what measures are included and the expected timeframe for implementation.

To ask the Chief Executive to clarify the respective roles of South Dublin County Council, Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), and any other agency, in implementing noise mitigation measures under the Noise Action Plan 2024-2028. Given that South Dublin County Council is the designated Action Planning Authority under the Environmental Noise Regulations, can the Chief Executive confirm whether the Council has the authority to implement mitigation measures independently, and if not, what formal arrangements exist with TII or other agencies to ensure delivery of actions identified in the Noise Action Plan? 

To ask the Chief Executive whether there is a plan to improve infrastructure along the R403 Celbridge Road. If so, can the Chief Executive provide outline details of the plan, including any proposed works—such as the installation of a footpath / cycle path between the N4 Celbridge interchange and Backweston Park—and the expected timeframe for delivery?

To ask the Chief Executive for a progress update on the taking in charge of the Gandon estate in Lucan, including whether the developer has indicated a timeframe for resolving the outstanding issues, whether enforcement measures are being considered or are in place, and what steps have been taken since the last report to advance the process.

To ask the Chief Executive for an update on when the outstanding works referenced in Members Rep ID 1884723 will be completed.

To ask the Chief Executive to report on the number and location of anti-social behaviour incidents involving damage to facilities in the public realm over the past two years, including whether the damaged facilities were repaired or replaced, and the associated costs.

Cathaoirleach's Business

This committee calls on the Chief Executive to facilitate and support the establishment of a local safety forum for Adamstown / Lucan, in line with the local forums operating in other LEA's throughout the county.