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To ask the Chief Executive that as it was agreed at the October Area Committee Meeting that two anti-litter signs would be erected on the stretch of the Whitestown Stream from the N81 at Cloonmore to the bridge at Cloonmore Road. This is a particularly bad area for refuse dumping into the river. When will these signs be erected? Will it be possible for CCTV to be installed to deter offenders?
To ask the Chief Executive if a report can be given to the Area Committee following their most recent meeting concerning Tallaght Cross and the issues that were raised about Tuath taking tenants to the RTB for overholding? It was reported in the February full Council Meeting that the Council and Tuath, the Approved Housing Body, meet on a regular basis.
Deputations meeting (No Business)
"To ask that the Chief Excecutive to issue a report into the Playspaces for Newcastle and detail what the delay is and when the much needed facility will be delivered?"
REPORTS REQUESTED BY AREA COMMITTEES
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DECLARATION OF ROADS TO BE MADE PUBLIC ROADS
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That this Council, mindful of bridge collapses in Ireland and other countries, reports on the dates and times a safety audit was last carried out on each bridge located wholly or partially within the county over water, road or rail, either by itself or TII, irish Rail or Waterways Ireland (or other relevant body), to outline future inspection dates for structures that have not been examined in the past 12 months and if a statement can be made on the matter.
South Dublin County Council, taking it’s lead from Louth County Council, in exercise of the powers conferred to us by Section 199 of the Local Government Act 2001 makes the following bye-law for the regulation and control of public roads and footpaths adjacent to service providers of abortion services within South Dublin County council to exclude any form of prohibited behavior within a 500 meter radios of the outer edge of the healthcare facility.
For the purposes of these bye-laws, ‘prohibited behavior’ shall include but not be limited to:
- Continuously or repeatedly observing a service provider or other person accessing a healthcare facility
- Continuously or repeatedly observing a healthcare facility
- Engaging in threatening conduct directed at the service provider of a person know to them
- Besetting, harassing, intimidating, interfering with, threatening, hindering, obstructing or impeding a person who is attempting to enter a healthcare facility
- In any way recording a service provider, or a person accessing, or attempting to access a healthcare facility without the persons consent, or publishing or distributing a recording to obtained except in discharge of police duty
- Recording information about a person accessing or attempting to access a healthcare facility without that person’s consent, or publishing or distributing information so obtained, except in discharge of police duty
- Distributing or displaying any leaflets, pamphlets, notices, advertisements or other documentation
- Affixing bills, posters or stickers upon any wall, door, pole, structure, vehicle, floor or pavement or on any surface forming part of, or used in relation to, the healthcare facility
- Conducting or taking part in public meetings, demonstrations or processions at the healthcare facility.
"o ask that the Chief Excecutive issue a report into Knockmitten Astro Turf and detail what the delay is and when the much needed facility will be delivered?"
"To ask the Chief Executive to consider if St Finians Church, or the unused walled garden in Willsbrook would suit for an apiary? The walled gardens would be perfect as there is a microclimate there."
"To ask the Chief Executive what are the plans regarding redirecting the surplus monies from the Lucan €300K have your say?"
"Further to my agreed proposals over the last twelve months which was initiated at the existing LPF in North Clondalkin and Lucan, to ask the Chief Executive if a draft letter has been drawn up by the PPN and relevant JPC members as agreed at the last JPC meeting?"
"To ask the Chief Executive what measures can be put in place to improve the safety of pedestrians on the Celbridge Road (it gets substantial foot traffic). The footpath is narrow and cars drive very fast. To also advise if the footpath on the R403 between Weston Airport and The Orchard is completed (seems that there is section of the road missing, more likely due to the border between the two authorities). It is quite bizarre/dangerous that it just ends - and that there is a bus stop sitting like an island in the middle of the road."
"To ask the Chief Executive to arrange for the following to be examined, this was also raised via members net;
"To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the swimming pool progress and advise if any dates for commencement has been decided. To also advise if any parts of the parks amenities such as existing football clubs, parkrun routes etc will be effected by building works?"
That this Area Committee requests the Chief Executive consider introducing speed monitor cameras in Lucan village, similar to the type used in the port tunnel. It’s been reported that cars speed along the main road particularly the vicinity outside Carroll’s pub.
That this Area Committee asks the Chief Executive to provide details on situations where possible homeless people have been reported by members of the public and how we as a County address the issue of this type of homeless including what support is offered to those in need?
That this Area Committee asks the Chief Executive if a day centre has been considered for the Lucan area? Could a satellite centre connected to the Peamount Hospital be considered? That this committee writes a letter to the relevant Ministers and agencies asking that this proposal be considered for the Lucan area.
That this Area Committee requests the Chief Executive carry out a feasibility study to design steps at the area directly behind Kew Park estate. The existing laneway at Kew Park leads onto the R835 (see photo marking the area). This area has become a connection for many residents living in the Kew Park and Weston Estates to the village area, local schools in Airlie Heights etc. There is a desire by residents to walk to these locations and installing steps at this area would allow for safer access and encourage walking over driving.