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Proposed Declaration of Roads to be Public Roads
"Bus Connects” is a Government project imposed on Dublin and being carried out by the Government’s Semi State Body NTA. South Dublin County Council’s only role in the planning of this proposal was to provide information on traffic flows. If “Bus Connects” is implemented it will have a devastating impact on the small businesses in our urban villages along the route and we know that many of these SME’s will not survive such a downturn and would probably go out of business for ever.
"That this Area Committee therefore calls on the Taoiseach and the Minister for Transport to provide details of the support package they intend to provide to help sustain these businesses during construction and post construction, furthermore that SDCC be compensated by Government to allow for a rates remission on these buildings during this period”
The time it has taken to re-let dwellings has nearly tripled from Jan 2018 with a time of 8.14 weeks to Jan 2019 with a time frame of 23.13 weeks. Why has there been such an increase in time? Can the chief executive make a statement on the matter?
To ask the Chief Executive how many families and individuals are currently homeless in South Dublin and how long on average families are spending in homelessness?
To ask the Chief Executive to provide a breakdown on all monies spent so far on the Dublin Mountains Flagship Project at the Hellfire/Massey's Wood, including how much has been spent by this council directly and how much has been spent through grants from other authorities?
"That this committee recognises the significant drop in impounding of equines in SDCC. Impounding is down 32% from 2017. The committee recognises there are improvements in enforcement and criteria in regards to the welfare and trading of horses nationally. Social projects like the Clondalkin Equine Club have played a small part in giving young horse owners in a urban environment a place they can safely stable their horses. It’s imperative that models such as the CEC are supported by the local authority into the future."
Housing Supply Quarterly Report
"That this area committee look at refreshing the Fairy Door trail in Corkagh Park."
MANAGERS REPORT
"To ask the Chief Executive to repair the Clondalkin leisure centre swimming pool issue?"
Can the Chief Executive provide a report to Councillors on the numbers of directly employed staff in the Council by department, year on year, from 2008 - 2017.