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Correspondence (No Business)
Correspondence (No Business)
Monthly Deputation Meeting (No Business)
Confirmation & Re-affirmation of Minutes of Meeting of 21st March, 2018
"To ask the Chief Executive to provide a report on the playspace programme for North Clondalkin and a timeframe for its delivery?"
"To ask the Chief Executive what proposals or requests if any are currently being explored for the provision of a playground/play space in the Firhouse area?"
"To ask the Chief Executive to replace the manhole cover at Scoil Carmel Pedestrian crossing Firhouse Road? The cover has dropped a little and is causing a trip hazard to children and parents."
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"That the Chief Executive advise if he is aware of the staffing issues at Perrystown Manor Estate Community Centre and if he could present a report on the matter."
"That the this Committee agrees to change the crossing on Monastery Road to traffic lights with cameras to catch and punish dangerous drivers."
"That the Chief Executive give an update on any funding available for Corkagh Park."
"To ask the Chief Executive who will be checking the work which has been done in the Clondalkin Village centre area on the footpaths in order to ensure that the work is of a satisfactory standard?
To ask if the work that is currently being done has been paid for and how much the work will cost?
To ask what procedures are in place to ensure that work is of an acceptable standard?
To ask when the trip hazards on the paved area outside Clondalkin Credit Union on Convent Road / Main Street which have been pointed out in questions and motions on a number of occasions before will be reparied?
"To ask the Chief Executive for a report on the footpaths around Rosse Court in Balgaddy with particular reference to their use by clients of the centre there who may have reduced mobility."
"That this committee calls on the Chief Executive to present a report on the efforts that have been made to ensure that businesses in the Clondalkin area fulfill their legal obligations with regard to ensuring that their property and the areas around them are litter free.
There are particular difficulties in relation to the following businesses and the land around them.
1. The Steering Wheel Pub and its car park. Main Street. Clondalkin
2. The ethnic Supermarket at Elmfield, Ninth Lock Road, Clondalkin.
3. The former CB Packaging site , which adjoins the Mill Centre on Ninth Lock Road, CLondalkin.
This committee acknowledges the efforts of the Litter Warden at these locations and asks for a report on those efforts and an outline of the plan to ensure that the owners of these premises comply with the law."
"That this Committee calls on the Chief Executive to ensure that the firm committment made to the people of Clondalkin that a unit in the Orchard Lodge Apartment complex would be set aside for community use is delieverd upon without delay. That a report on this issue is given to the committee, outlining the reasons why there has been such an inordinate delay in delivering upon this committment, with clear detail on the legal matters which have impeded progress and a plan for overcoming this impediment."
"That this committee congratulates local community activist and volunteer Tommy Keogh for his recent success in attaining the silver award at the LAMA National Awards. And that the committee write to him congratulating him and thanking him for his many years of voluntary service to the community of Clondalkin.
"That this committee shares the concern of the Friends of the Camac environmental group in relation to the works carried out on the Camac in Clondalkin Park, particularly in the section from the bridge at St John's Wood ( the Sandy Hole) to the bridge at the Tennis Courts.
Were the works carried out in consultation with the Biodiversity / Heritage Officer?
Were the works carried out with the Water Framework Objectives in mind to ensure no deterioration in water quality ?
Did the works follow the best practice guidelines as laid out in the Water Framework Objectives?"
"To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the former RIC Barracks on Nangor Road, Clondalkin.
Has the time period elapsed after which the property reverts to the ownership of the Council?
If the property is owned by the Council, could it be earmarked for use by the community as a meeting place, an exhibition space or possible a base for voluntary groups such as Tidy Towns or Clondalkin Men's Shed?"
To ask the Chief Executive to provide a report on the number of planned clean ups organised by the relevant residents groups etc within the County over the last few years which are requested through the community section. Many of these clean up involve painting of boundary railings and washing/cleaning of boundary walls. Has the Council in the past ever carried out the painting of railings etc.