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To ask the Chief Executive for details on all recently-completed, currently underway and planned cycle schemes in the County, to clarify the nature of ongoing discussions and plans with the NTA, adjoining authorities and other bodies to add to the cycle network, and to make a statement on the matter.
Recently lands in the Clonburris SDZ have went up for public sale. The Council asks the Chief Executive to enter into discussions with the Department of Housing to finance the purchase of any land that becomes available in Clonburris , by CPO if necessary, to maximise the delivery of social and affordable homes. If the Dept of Housing refuses to purchase the land the Chief Executive is further asked to purchase any such lands from the money ring-fenced for such after the sale of Kilcarberry and if necessary get an interim loan from the Housing Financing Agency.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the Council’s URDF projects, and to make a statement on the matter.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on all heritage works recently completed, currently underway or planned by the Council at present, and to make a statement on the matter.
To ask the Chief Executive how many Traveller Families in Traveller specific accommodation have moved (left) from this County in each of the years of 2015. 2016, 2017 and 2018.
To ask the Chief Executive the number of Traveller Families who requested Traveller specific accommodation during the recent review in connection with the preparation of next the Traveller Accommodation Programme and to include in his report the length of time these families have been on the Traveller specific accommodation waiting list.
To ask the Chief Executive if the Social Credit Scheme, first developed within this Council in 2010, and subsequently promoted nationally and supported by the Dublin Regional Authority as part of the Carbon Social Credit Scheme, can now be further adapted to promote and support our Climate Change Action Plan.
Given the National Housing Crises and the fact that its impact on members of the Traveller Community can be most severe, and building on the track record of this Council in providing Traveller Accommodation, this Council being very concerned at the plight of those Traveller families who, in the absence of the intended network of Transitional Halting sites and camping legislation and who have a necessity to move with their mobile home, have very little or no option except to set up temporary camps in unauthorised locations and without essential sanatory and other supportive services in this County, often with consequential detrimental effects on local residential areas, calls on the Chief Executive to negotiate with the Management of the Camac Valley Caravan Park for the reservation of at least 10 pitches to be used as a Pilot Transitional Site for Travellers, until such time as a purpose built Transition site is provided for Travellers in the Greater Dublin Area, and that Council Management draw up criteria and rules for the regulation of such a facility, including the maximum period of stay on any pitch, and in doing so that the Council consult with, and seek the support of: the Department of Housing, Community and Local Government, the three other Dublin Local Authorities, The Dublin Homeless Executive, the Irish Traveller Movement, the Clondalkin and Tallaght Traveller Support Groups and the SDCC LTACC.
To ask the Chief Executive when can we expect the changing place facility to be installed in County Hall?
To call on the Chief Executive to review plans for Tallaght Stadium after the opening of the South Stand on Sunday 24th March and the inadequate area given for visitors requiring use of the accessible stand. For a project which had multimillion investment, comfortable viewing should be standard and well thought through, not completed in a cost saving manner. In addition, with circa 2million invested, I call on the chief executive to examine why a changing place facility was also not installed as part of the new build. With further building scheduled, it would be beneficial to the stadium, the council and most importantly visitors, that access is to equal standard for all guests within what we strive to call our Accessible County.
Quarterly Report on Litter Management Plan
This Council agrees that carbon tax is not the answer to tackle climate change. Carbon tax is a regressive tax. It targets the wrong people and does not challenge the real cause of carbon emissions . This Council calls for a stoppage of any implementation of a new carbon tax and calls for immediate action on investment in renewable energy, public transport and a stop to licences issued to extract fossil fuels
To ask the Chief Executive for a report into the new road speed signage and indicate how much is left to be completed and outline timeframe for completion of this work ? To also ask how much will be spent in total?
To ask the Chief Executive for a report into Rebuilding Ireland and when the loans will be started for 2019 and how many are expected to be approved for 2019?
To ask the Chief Executive for a report into the Recycling banks in the county and include how many places with recycling banks have had litter fines imposed on them and include how SDCC plans to meet the deficit in Recycling banks in our county
To ask the Chief Executive for a report into Homeless numbers from October to end of March ?
To ask the Chief Executive for a report into the Peter McVerry run SDCC Hostel How many nights has it been booked to capacity and many night has there been an empty bed from October to end of March ?
HOUSING PLANNED MAINTENANCE PROJECT
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CAPITAL PROGRAMME QUARTERLY REPORT