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Car Parking Policy Update
"This Tallaght area committee call on SDCC to plan for 2026 Halloween in the lines of a festival bonfire and localised entertainment highlighting and keeping the culture of the Halloween festival at the forefront?"
That this Council calls the Irish Business Against Litter League and their agent, An Taisce, to refrain from including small Social Housing areas in their Annual Report, when considering the overall Littering report on the general area and should only consider Commercial and open Public Realm areas in their report.
That this Council calls on the Minister for Housing to allow local authorities the same discretion to agree to increase HAP and Homeless HAP payments for tenants to stay in their existing (pre-2022) accommodation, rather than face eviction from their rental property.
That this Council writes to the Minister of Health and asks that weight loss injections are considered and regulated and added to the drugs payment and medical card scheme when prescribed by a doctor to help fight obesity, and help in the fight against unregulated online weight loss injection purchases.
This Council calls on the Chief Executive to increase the number of playing pitches to be delivered, to address increased population, existing demand, and the unmet demand where clubs are restricting growth due to insufficient training space, particularly in the SDZs.
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Next Meeting
Agency Updates
Update: Mary Lyons, Chair of Older Peoples Council
Presentation: Paul O’Raw, O’Raw Consultancy – Age Friendly Strategy
Governance and Membership
Minutes of Previous Meeting of 20th May 2025 & Matters Arising.
To ask the Chief Executive if he prioritises SDCC social housing dwellings with the lowest Building Energy Ratings (e.g. E, F, G) when determining which ones to apply energy efficiency retrofits to?
To ask the Chief Executive what is the delay in permitting Mini Forest preparation & planting, requests are months with SDCC?
That this Area Committee consider closing the access between Castlelyon and Alymer View Green estate in Newcastle, as it is contributing to both road safety issues and antisocial behaviour.
To ask the Chief Executive to consider repainting the disabled parking bay outside St Martin's National School, Brittas, in blue to improve its visibility and ensure it is identifiable to all road users.
To ask the Chief Executive would the Council consider putting in a wheelchair space at the pedestrian entrance to Corkagh Park on Cherrywood Crescent and a shaded area to stop cars blocking the access from the road onto the path for wheelchairs and buggies?
Update: Local Co-Ordinator, Healthy Age Friendly Homes Programme.
Update: South Dublin Age Friendly Programme