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This committee asks the Chief Executive to look at how we can introduce a depot/garage in South Dublin county council for Dublin Bus. There are seven depots in total in Dublin none of them in the county. We have such a demand on introducing additional busses in to many areas and we still have two new towns to build/complete in our county namely Adamstown and Clonburris. To ask that a discussion takes place and that the Chief Executive makes a comment on the matter.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on tree maintenance for the estates of Stonepark Abbey and Longwood on Grange Road Rathfarnham that will address the significant number of difficult trees within these estates and when this will begin.
To ask the Chief Executive to provide a report on the enforcement action taken by South Dublin County Council under the Control of Dogs legislation over the past 12 months, namely with regard to dog licences, stray dogs and other penalties issued and if he will make a statement on the matter.
To ask the Chief Executive to provide a report on the level of rent arrears from social housing for the period 2014-2019 within South Dublin County Council, if these are available for each local electoral area, how such arrears are managed and if he will make a statement on the matter.
4. Pre-Consultation Draft Litter Management Plan 2020 - 2024
2. Corporate Plan 2020 - 2024
3. Introduction to SPC & Lobbying Act Requirements
That this Council will commit to move towards a County-wide voluntary ban on election posters and, as a first step, will agree here and now to limit voluntarily the number of posters to one hundred per candidate per Local Electoral Area and to refrain from erecting posters in areas zoned rural, and that the Environmental SPC be asked to identify suitable designated postering areas with a view to limiting all future election postering to one such area per LEA.
"That this Area Committee request for a divider on Monastery Road footpath, library side, to separate pedestrians from mpv's, electric scooters, etc."
The 2016 Census identified 3,495 vacant units in the South Dublin County Council area. Many may now be occupied such as in the Tallaght Town Centre. Can the Chief Executive report on where we currently stand regarding vacant units, how they are classified and what potential exists to bring them into public usage?
Winter Maintenance Plan
That a full review be carried out into requests by residents (the subject of several motions and questions over the years) for a 3.5T restriction on Kennelsfort Rd, and on the “Cell” between the R148 at the Oval and Kennelsfort road. To include the decision of the full Council (H.12 {11} July 2015) to have a 3.5T restriction on Kennelsfort Rd and the decision of the then Lucan LAC (November 2016 Item ID: 51367) to impose a 3.5T restriction on the cell between the Oval and Kennelsfort Road, neither of which have been acted upon. And that a full report be brought before this LAC for consideration at the October 2019 meeting.
That this Area Committee calls on the Chief Executive to amend the current parking scheme in Lucan village to allow for an exemption for persons attending the doctors surgery for medical appointments such exemption to be provided were persons attending the surgery display on their vehicles a parking ticket stamped by the doctors surgery confirming their attendance in the surgery.
MOTION FALLS
300K HAVE YOUR SAY SHORTLISTED PROJECTS TO BE APPROVED
GRIFFEEN PARK PAVILION PART 8
To ask how many Council houses have been purchased under the current tenant purchase scheme since its introduction and if possible if it could be indicated how many houses have been purchased under this scheme by local electoral area
That the chief executive re-examine the viability to purchase the protected structure of "The Schoolmasters House" in Lucan village given that it is on the market for the past four years and recently another site adjacent that could offer parking solutions.
Further to my motion raised in 2016, see below, That this Area Committee asks the Chief Executive to report to members on the unused council buildings on the Newcastle road now that the R136 road works are completed, as committed below
MEETING OF LUCAN AREA COMMITTEE Tuesday, February 23, 2016
MOTION NO. 19
MOTION: Councillor L. O'Toole"That this Council asks the Chief Executive to consider the possibility of utilising council owned building that is currently unused on the Newcastle Road (next to Lucan Pitch and Putt club) as an interim solution to clubs that are currently hiring premises which are in horrendous conditions. (picture can be provided)."
REPORT:"The Council purchased a site including a yard and building for the purpose of the South Dublin County Council Compulsory Purchase (Adamstown Road (R120) Improvement Scheme) Order, 2015, which was confirmed by An Bord Pleanala on 23rd December, 2015. Funding has recently been confirmed from the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport. The yard of the site will be fully utilised during the course of the works for the road improvement as a storage facility and compound for the Contractor.The building has no facilities within, as there is no longer any power or foul sewarage availability. Following the completion of works, a full assessment will have to be carried out on the building to assess it's viability for any future use. Any works to remediate the building itself will entail a large financial commitment to change it's usage."
Winter Maintenance Plan 2019-2020
New Works (No Business)