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That the Chief Executive begin proceedings for the council to take the small green area at the end of Foxborough Avenue in charge. There are trees planted there that are overgrown and need to be pruned.
Report from Deputations Meeting (No Business)
"That this Area Committee view the assessment from South Dublin County Council re. trees in Lealand. There are also 2 large dead trees in the Central Green Area. Lastly, can we get a time frame for tree maintenance for Lealand?"
Quarterly Report on Litter Management Plan
Quarterly Housing Allocations Report
Quarterly Housing Supply Report
NOMINATION OF CANDIDATE TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THE DCU GOVERNING AUTHORITY
Quarterly Housing Supply Report
Quarterly Report on Litter Managment Plan
"To ask Chief Executive for confirmation of ownership of the relevant lands surrounding the proposed development for housing, GAA playing pitches, Department of Education, public parking area, and amenity areas surrounding these projects in the Rathcoole."
"To ask the Chief Executive to provide an update on the provision of an Astro Turf pitch in partnership with Knockmitten Utd FC on the grounds of Knockmitten Community Centre, including a timeline for when the construction of the Astro will commence and conclude."
"The committee agrees to write to the Department of Education requesting the inclusion of an additional junior school for the Rathcoole/Newcastle area in addition to that already included in the Departments Capital Plan, to meet the need for additional school places in those areas."
"That the Area Committee agrees that the Chief Executive should bring forward a Compulsary Purchase Order for the vacant houses at Station Grove, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 to ensure that these much needed homes are brought into use."
"That the area committee agrees that the Chief Executive should engage with the owners of the land surrounding the Mill Centre with a view to securing a voluntary increase in the Part V Social and Affordable Housing provision of any proposed residential development on those lands."
That the Chief Executive reports on plans to provide step down housing for social and private residents of Palmerstown, North Clondalkin and Lucan close to amenities within their existing communities, so as to provide them with smaller and more manageable accommodation while freeing up larger homes for growing families, as well as looking at other innovative solutions such as sub-dividing for single residents or liaising with companies such as thehomeshare.ie to enable older citizens who want company or some extra help at home to be matched up with younger students and workers who are in need of affordable accommodation.
That this Area Committee collectively nominates long-standing Lucan and South Dublin resident Christina Noble for the freedom of the county, on the occasion of the Christina Noble Children's Foundation's 30th anniversary, in recognition of her and her organisation's outstanding and often under-appreciated contribution to humanity.
That the Chief Executive examines the usage and layout of the park in Ballyowen Lane (as well as the open space to the rear of neighbouring Foxford estate), with a view to making each area more user-friendly and safer in the wake of ongoing reports about antisocial behaviour and drug dealing at this location, and to survey residents of Foxford, Foxford Court, Ballyowen Square, Cluain Ri, Liffey Valley Park (adjoining roads), Ballyowen Halting Site, Drom na Coille and Ballyowen Hall to see what optimal solutions can be found.
To ask the Chief Executive for an updated, accurate list of area-specific tree removal, tree pruning, stump removal and tree planting scheduled for the next six months in Lucan, North Clondalkin and Palmerstown and if a statement could be made on the matter?
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the long-awaited but necessary pedestrian crossing in Palmerstown village that would facilitate safer passage for users of Stewarts Services and for local residents to public transport and retail outlets?
That the Chief Executive undertakes to sort out the wall breach between Mount Andrew estate and St Edmunds estate, using whatever means possible, given that this poses a safety issue for young children in particular.