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This Area Committee calls on the Chief Executive to please explain what enforcement will be taken against the Company who own at least a dozen houses in this County, with some of them converted into Bed-sits and in some cases with Flats built at the rear of the house. In particular the conversion of *Address Supplied 1* into two Bedsits with access from *Address Supplied 1* to Flats covering the gardens of *Address Supplied 1* & *Address Supplied 2*. There is also evidence from the private bin collection that four separate rent payers exist in *Address Supplied 1*. Also the on-going works to convert *Address Supplied 3* into Bedsits. The other properties that need to be visited and inspected include *Address Supplied 4 & Address Supplied 5*, *Address Supplied 6 & Address Supplied 7*, *Address Supplied 8 & Address Supplied 9* and *Address Supplied 10*. Addresses for other properties in Cherrywood, Clondalkin are in the process of being confirmed. No Planning Permission exists for any of these addresses.
Can the Chief Executive confirm what signage must private operators of parking meters, erect in the open public spaces where they operate. For instance if the meters are effective 24/7 with one hour free, then is it adequate to erect signage which says one hour free with no mention of what hours metering is operational within. Photos provided of current signage at Abberley Square which appears to be clamping based on the parking meters being operational 24/7.
To ask the Chief Executive to detail all Strategic Housing Development applications in respect of Cookstown Industrial Estate notified to him by An Bord Pleanala; will he confirm actions he is taking regarding all the applications, and will he make a statement on the matter.
Cathaoirleach's Business
That this Area Committee calls on the Chief Executive to take actions to ensure the preservation and protection of the Katherine Tynan Site in Kingswood Heights and will he examine means by which funding could be found to develop this historic site as a heritage centre; will he appreciate the concern of many in the community in respect of the poor state of the site and will he present a detailed statement.
To ask the Chief Executive to outline the exact detail of the public liability insurance policy or legislation which would/could leave members or staff personally liable in the event of an accident following installation of cattle grids, as previously mentioned to Council members.
To ask the Chief Executive what would the approx. costing of culverting the Whitestown Stream between the Cloonmore Road and the N81 to build a linear community park enhanced with border hedge, trees and seating arrangement?
That this Area Committee calls on the Council to reconsider its position on the culverting of the Whitestown Stream between Cloonmore Road and the N81. This section of the Stream has now become an open sewer with domestic waste, stable waste, drug paraphernalia and stolen cars. It would mean the removal of what has become the most vandalised bridge in South Dublin and in its place we could have a fenced in tree lined linear park that could really enhance a community space between the estates of Cloonmore, Dromcarra and Bawnlea.
This Area Committee calls on South Dublin county Council to ensure that all community facilities are staffed to capacity and staff are paid reasonable rates for their work. South Dublin County is well served by a large network of community facilities covering the vast majority of the main neighbourhoods in the County. The majority of the existing community facilities in the County are built on Council owned land and are usually managed by independent local voluntary management committees under management licences provided by the Council.
To ask the Chief Executive that as Citywest and the Fortunestown area are expanding what community and civic facilities have so far been built since the Local Area Plan was enacted? What community and civic facilities have yet to be built, what do they consist of, and what is the expected time frame?
That this Area Committee calls on the Chief Executive to engage with the owners of Citywest Shopping Centre and have a bottle bank installed. If this site is not suitable the Council should identify a suitable site and proceed with the installation of much needed recycling facilities.
"To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the installation of bottle banks in the North Clondalkin area?"
"That this area committee area recognises the need to promote cycling for the benefit of the environment and to reduce traffic congestion, and agree that a dedicated cycle lane is needed in Rathcoole between the roundabout at the junction of the N7 to the roundabout at the end of the main street."
"That this Committee agrees to erect a permanent memorial (at the location identified) in memory of Blake Lawlor. Blake, was a young father of two from St Ronan's Park. He died in tragic circumstances last year. Residents from the estate believe that this is a fitting example to honour his memory."