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To ask the Chief Executive to provide a repair to the footpath on the Neilstown Road. Pictures are attached.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on planned tree maintenance in the Lucan and Palmerstown-Fonthill electoral areas for the year 2020.
Cathaoirleachs Business
That this Area Committee calls for the heightening of the wall between Foxborough estate and the R136, and to apply render or dash to the section of the wall between Griffeen Avenue and the Glenvale entrance.
To ask the Chief Executive as to what progress has been made in terms of helping Esker Boxing Club secure a permanent clubhouse.
Cathaoirleachs Business
That this Area Committee writes to Dublin Bus and the NTA with regard to providing a bus route between Lucan and Tallaght, especially given the existing bus lane and the connectivity to Kishoge Train Station.
To ask the Chief Executive to replace the missing public bin on St.Ronans Avenue at the Neilstown road end.
See picture attached.
To ask the Chief Executive if the Aldi complex in Palmerstown Village would be a suitable location for a bottle recycling centre and if any approach has been made to the owners.
To ask the Chief Executive to expediate the preservation and restoration of The King John's Bridge in Esker, Lucan and if he can put in place any structural supports for the Bridge to prevent its collapse.
Can the Manager responsible please supply information on how often the quality of the water in the Glenaulin Park stream is tested and include in the report the quality of the water for the period August to Dec 2019.
To ask the Chief Executive to outline the purpose of the recent road and footpath markings in Palmerstown Village and to provide a timeline for any footpath or road works to be undertaken here in 2020
That the Chief Executive write again to GoAhead Ireland who operate the 18 bus service to and from Palmerstown to request that they respect the wishes of residents and this local area committee and refrain from parking busses in undesignated areas and exit the village using the existing bus route and not the smaller exit at Applegreen garage.
This committee requests that the Council again contact the Management of the Liffey Valley Shopping to get them to bring their signs for “Palmerstown” into line with the correct spelling of the name.
That the Chief Executive Officer provide a report into the situation of the house at address provided, which the Council investigated as far back as March 2018 and which is still uninhabited and a source of concern to the local community.
To ask the chief executive if there are any plans to replace the beech hedging along the R148 adjacent to N4 car sales after it was mysteriously destroyed in 2018.
To ask the Chief Executive to provide a report on the ownership of the shipping container located on Chapel Lane, Palmerstown village and to ask if it can be removed if it is in situ without permission.
Will the Chief Executive please indicate if any discussions have taken place in the last six months with outside parties in relation to possible development of the former Vincent L Byrne site in Palmerstown
To ask the Chief Eecutive if there are any short term lets in Palmerstown village that have been registered with the Council since the change in legislation last year and to explain what is the process for registering complaints in this regard.
To ask the Chief Executive for a report on both noise pollution and air pollution on Kennelsfort Road upper between the R148 and the entrance to Woodfarm Acres and to state in his reply if (a) noise and air quality are within safe limits (b) if not, at what times of the day or night are they exceeded and (c) if above the acceptable levels what action does he propose to take or recommend to remedy the situation?
To ask the chief executive to report if a change of use planning permission is required and authorised for the "New Covenant Church" recently located on Chapel lane, Palmerstown, Adjacent to the Palmerstown House pub.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the proposed sports pavilions programme at Griffeen Valley Park