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That this council calls on management to include in strategies going forward, new imagery for use in signage for prevention of dog fouling. Current signs are proving ineffective. Please see imagery attached from dogstrust.ie which could be used as a template around the county going forward.
That this council recommend that all people on the Council list receive Homeless HAP.
Due to the nature of the housing crisis it is not possible to find a house unless you have Homeless HAP.
And a letter to Minster asking for this to be approved.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on grass cutting across the County, to ask if delays have been resolved, and for the plans to deal with this thoughout the remainder of the year.
To ask the Chief Executive for a full update on the Council’s Playspace Programme, and to make a statement on the matter.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the Council’s social housing build and purchase programme, and to make a statement on the matter.
To ask the Chief Executive for a full break down of polling stations in the County, listing if they are a school, a community centre or other; to ask who is responsible for removing election material and other paraphernalia close to and inside polling stations; and to ask if he intends to update the polling scheme in the future.
That this council recommend that all people on the council list receive Homeless Hap
Due to the nature of the housing crisis it is not possible to find a house unless you have homeless hap
And a letter to Minster asking for this to be approved.
This Committee condemns the annual display of hate which sees the burning of the Irish National Flag on the 11th of July in preparation for the 12th of July "celebrations" in Unionist areas. The burning of our National Flag and other effigies is not culture. It is a hate crime and this Committee agrees to ask the Minister for Foreign Affairs to speak with his British counterpart and to relay our sentiments in the strongest possible way.
"Could the Chief Executive outline the transport and infrastructure improvements being considered for the Ballycullen/Old Court area. A site has been acquired for a secondary school on Ballycullen Road and there is insufficient infrastructure in place to cater for existing levels of pedestrians, cyclists and traffic in this area – with residents reporting extremely long delays in this area (report already supplied to CE).
A planning application for a secondary school at this site should not be considered until proposals for improvements are put forward. If this motion is passed, it should be forwarded to the Council’s Planning and Roads section and to the Department of Education for consideration."
That this council calls on management to include in strategies going forward, new imagery for use in signage for prevention of dog fouling. Current signs are proving ineffective. Please see imagery attached from dogstrust.ie which could be used as a template around the county going forward.
"Following on from my motion at full Council regarding the hiring of mobiloo’s at public events and festivals, that this Area Committee calls on the Chief Executive to ensure there is provision of a Mobiloo at the Lucan Festival in September and to further include its availability in any advertising of the event to promote availability for persons with a disability requiring it on the day."
"Following a Deputation that took place with Fettercairn Estate Management with due regard to the wasteland that lies adjacent to the Luas Line along the Katherine Tynan Road and to the rear of Kilmartin Estate along the Cheeverstown Road that this Council will allocate in the upcoming budget funding to develop this land in consultation with the residents."
"That this Area Committee request the Chief Executive if the safety of the new footpath at Main Street, Clondalkin can be assessed following a recent serious fall at the section of footpath outside Ladbroke's betting shop. It appears that the indented guttering in the middle of the path caused the problem. Has the use of such drainage systems in footpaths been assessed by the Council in terms of safety?"
"To ask the Chief Executive when the long promised replanting of the beds at the entrance to Castle Park and on the Fonthill Road between Boot Road and Caldebeck Way will commence?"
"That this area committee calls for a report on the management of water levels in the Camac at Clondalkin Park. It appears that the level of water in the privately owned Mill Pond is being adversely affected by the operation of sluices at the Sandy Hole area. This is endangering wildlife at the Mill Pond which has long been a very important Eco system in the Park."
"That this area committee calls on the Gardai to address the issue of open drug dealing in Rowlagh adjacent to the shopping centre by means of more visible and frequent garda patrols and presence. The assistance of the Council's anti social and environmental units are also called upon to help to counter the anti social problems of dumping and drug dealing which are having an impact on the lives of residents and on the viability of businesses in this area."
"That this area committee calls for the replacement of litter bins at locations where they have been removed in the Clondalkin area and that bins would be installed in areas of need such as at bus stops. Examples of locations below would not be an exhaustive list.
New Road, Clondalkin. Bus stop adjacent to the Church
Bus stop at the Ninth Lock Road
At the junction of Nangor Road and Sally Park (laneway to swimming pool)
In Clondalkin Park, adjacent to the skatepark and car park
Bin at Tesco, Convent Road, to be moved back closer to the bus stop"
"That this area committee is concerned at the frequency and duration of power cuts in the Clondalkin electoral area and agrees to ask the ESB for an explanation for this and a commitment to address this serious issue."
Mayors Business
That this Council writes to the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government seeking stiffer penalties for developers not completing estates properly within agreed timeframes, as well as a more streamlined redress system for subcontractors who fail to get paid on time or at all, given that many of these small operators are dependent on such agreed payments and may not always be in a position to seek redress through the courts; and if the Chief Executive can make a statement on what powers the Council currently has in relation to dealing with such rogue developers.
That this council write to the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government, under whose remit the Referendum Commission lies, and ask him to propose legislation to empower the Referendum Commission to ensure and enforce that only factual information is presented by either side in upcoming referenda, thus cutting down on the politics of fear, uncertainty and doubt perpetuated by some, as seen in the Referendum to repeal the 8th amendment.