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Tree Planting Programme - Winter 2018/Spring 2019
Quarterly Report on Anti-Social Behaviour
"That this Committee agrees that, to promote an active lifestyle, exercise equipment should be installed in Knockmitten Park."
Public Lighting LED upgrade project
Regional Economic & Spatial Strategies and Metropolitan Area Strategic Plan
To ask the Chief Executive to provide a report on all housing allocations made so far in 2018 including a break down between allocations for homeless, medical priority and CBL and a breakdown of area (North and South of Naas Rd)?
That this Council calls on the government to fund and construct a publicly owned dedicated dog pound to service the four local authority areas.
To ask the Chief Executive to present an update on plans in place to deal with Winter weather events; will he provide details and will he make a statement.
To ask the Chief Executive to confirm plans to further encourage volunteerism in the county throughout 2019; will he detail his proposals in that regard and will he make a statement.
To ask the Chief Executive if the Council has a Winter Homeless Plan to deal with the ongoing crisis which is of widespread concern; will he confirm details of his proposals and will he make a statement.
To ask the Chief Executive to confirm what arrangements are in place to deal with emergency calls through the Christmas Season period; will he give advice as to how calls may be made; will he give assurances in respect of the services available through the period and will he make a statement.
To ask the Chief Executive how many public phone booths there are across the SDCC area and to give a report on how many meet their minimum usage terms?
That this South Dublin County Council calls on Charlie Flanagan TD Minister for Justice & Equality to confirm to the Council his plans, including new legislation, to tackle the menace of Scramblers, asking the Minister to appreciate that this is now a serious issue of concern to many communities.
That South Dublin County Council asks that Dublin City Council and the Taoiseach provide a state museum and Healing Garden for those who endured the State and Church run institutions at the last remaining state owned Magdalene Laundry in Sean McDermott Street and that both ensure that the site remains in State ownership. It should, in an inclusive manner, mark and act as a place of healing for all those affected by institutional abuse.
We commit to writing to the Chief Executive of Dublin City Council and the Taoiseach echoing the sentiments of this motion.
Proposed Permeability Schemes Clondalkin
Agenda
Issues for February 2019 meeting
JPC Subgroups
Any Other Business
Schedule of Meetings for 2019