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"To ask the Chief Executive can the Council please outline the playspace developments which have occurred in Whitechurch Estate?"
Cathaoirleachs Business
"That this Area Committee requests the Chief Executive to provide a full update to the Area Committee on the situation regarding the closure of Edmondstown Road."
"To ask the Chief Executive to please provide an update on the progress of the Programme of Works for Rathfarnham Templeogue Terenure which was present to the Area Committee previously in 2018?"
5. AOB
4. Update on Grange Castle.
3. Update on Tourism Projects.
2. Innovation Space - Update and next steps
Quarterly Report on Anti Social Behaviour
Quarterly Report on Litter Management Plan
Deputations Meeting (No Business)
"To ask the Chief Executive that this Council undertake work to install steps from Balgaddy onto Thomas Omer Rd (New Road) and an access point for children from the area attending the Kishogue School?"
To ask the Chief Executive if the contract with Ashton Dog Pound was renewed in August given the concerns expressed by elected members and members of the public, what is the current status and duration of any contract, and to make a statement on the matter.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on all public housing projects in the County, and to make a statement on the matter.
Ministerial
Letter dated 28th August 2018 from the Minister of State with special responsibility for Equality, Immigration and Integration regarding the funding of intercultural centres within South Dublin.
Mayors Business
We call on the Chief Executive to explore the use of the St. Michaels Estate funding model for similar projects in South Dublin.
In view of the fact that South Dublin County Council will celebrate the 25th anniversary of its founding (1994) in 2019, will the Chief Executive indicate if there are any plans to mark the occasion and if so, will he inform this Council.
The elected members of this council, in light of the Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy’s statement that money is available for the council building on public land, request that the Chief Executive immediately makes plans for large sites (minimum 100 units) and make applications to the Department to draw down this money. This would involve using public land to build a combination of local authority housing and affordable housing for those not able to afford a house on the private market.
Mayors Business
This Council welcomes the decision of the Department of Housing and Dublin City Council to shift the funding model for the St Michael’s estate housing development from a private led to a fully publicly led model through loans from the European Investment Bank. This will ensure that the development of that site will be better placed to meet the social and affordable housing needs of the local community. We call on the Chief Executive to explore the use of this funding model for similar projects in South Dublin including on The Grange/Kilcarberry site in Clondalkin.
The elected members of this council, in light of the Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy’s statement that money is available for the council building on public land, request that the Chief Executive immediately makes plans for large sites (minimum 100 units) and make applications to the Department to draw down this money. This would involve using public land to build a combination of local authority housing and affordable housing for those not able to afford a house on the private market.
The elected members of this council, in light of the Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy’s statement that money is available for the council building on public land, request that the Chief Executive immediately makes plans for large sites (minimum 100 units) and make applications to the Department to draw down this money. This would involve using public land to build a combination of local authority housing and affordable housing for those not able to afford a house on the private market.