"That the Chief Executive update on all the meetings the council have had with resident, the community council and the Garda on the 3.5 ton weight limit on Kennelsford Road and for this report to suggest the best way the council can get the 3.5 ton limit returned to Kennelsford Road as voted for earlier this year by nearly all councillors in the chamber." 

• M 11 - 3.5 Tonne Limit

"That this Area Committee requests that a signal control junction will be installed at the junction of Kennelsfort Road and Oakcourt Ave." 

• M 6 - Oakcourt Signals

"To ask the Chief Executive for a report on the roundabout at Earlsfort estate. Why has the roundabout been left unfinished for so long?"

• Q 10 - Roundabout Earlsfort Estate

"To ask the Chief Executive for a report on the number of houses that the council have bought on the open market in the Lucan Electoral Area this year and the number bought on the open market in 2015. Please also include in this report the number that were put on the CBL site?"

• Q 23

"That this Area Committee requests that the small verge area opposite number 1 Moy Glas Ave be cleared and grass be planted as the plants have been set on fire twice in the last two months."

"To ask the Chief Executiver for a report on how many bonfires there were reported to the council in the Lucan Electoral Area this October and the cost of the clean up after them?"

• Q 16 - Bonfires

"That the Chief Executive assist Ballyfermot de La Salle GAA Club who play in Glenaulin park with the upgrades they are trying to get for the club.

1. They are looking for the path that runs behind the Goal at the changing room end to be moved closer to the goal so they can have a training area.

2. They are looking for the licensee agreement with SDCC regarding the lights on the changing room to be changed

3. They are looking to be allowed to put a sign up on the changing rooms"

• M 21 - Glenaulin Park

"To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the following motion(48162) that was passed at the February Lucan ACM meeting as outlined below:-

("That the Chief Executive contact the HSE and Prison Service, requesting solutions to the ongoing difficulties being experienced by residents in Whitethorn Park, Palmerstown arising from the boundary between Cherry Orchard Hospital, Wheatfield Prison and 139 Whitethorn Park and bring a report to this Committee of their findings.")

• Q8 - Boundary Whitethorn Park

"To ask the Chief Executive for a report on the village improvement scheme in Lucan village has the design for the village and for the weir been finalised and what is the timeframe for this work to take place?"

• Q 11- Lucan Bridge Plaza

"That this Area Committee calls on the council to take action and finish the landscaping in Moy Glas Glade facing the new houses. The hill in front of the houses is in a bad way and is a danger to children playing in the area."

• M 25 - Moy Glas

That this local authority calls on the Minister for Finance to review the penal interest rates charged to those citizens who chose to defer payment of their Local Property Tax due their age, ability to pay or insolvency and requests that these rates be lowered in accordance with prevailing interest rates.  

"To ask the Chief Executive to outline the number of applications received from residents of Lucan & Palmerstown under the recently launched home security scheme and to further detail the number of which were successful and when the scheme will be advertised again?"

• Q 27 - Replacement Locks Scheme

"That this Area Committee establishes a working group to explore the viability of hosting a "Christmas Festival/Fair" in Lucan village and makes contact with potential interested parties such as but not excluded to the Lucan Festival committee, Lucan Village Network, Italian Ambassador local traders."

• M 27 - Christmas Festival

"To ask the Chief Executive to detail the number of cars impounded by the Council in the Lucan/Palmerstown area in the past 12 months and if this has increased from previous years?"

• Q 17 - Cars

"To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the timeline for publication of the draft Clonburris SDZ planning scheme and to provide a report on the baseline transport assessment carried out as part of preparation of the draft planning scheme?"

• Q 5 - Clonburris SDZ

"To ask the Chief Executive for a further update and drawings of the planned Lucan Road surface water drainage scheme including provision of new gullies?"

• Q 21 - Lucan Road Surfact Water Drainage Scheme

"To ask the Chief Executive to implement measures to seek to deter repeated illegal dumping at parking spaces close to the entrance to Griffeen Glen Avenue?"

• Q 15 - Illegal Dumping Griffeen Glen Avenue

"To ask the Chief Executive to seek to prioritise a joint approach with Fingal County Council in 2017 to seek funding from Government for the repair and restoration of the Silver (Metal) Bridge at Waterstown Park?"

• Q7. Silver Bridge

"That this Area Committee, further to the motion discussed and approved at the October meeting, requests the Chief Executive to present preliminary proposals for a Griffeen Avenue Traffic Improvement Scheme and to confirm that funding will be made available to allow works to proceed in 2017."

• M10 - Griffeen Avenue Traffic Improvement Scheme

"That this Council:

- recognising its role through successive development plans and planning permissions, aided by historic material contraventions by elected reps, in developing Lucan as a dormitory town with insufficient local jobs, community facilities and infrastructure all of which led to unprecended levels of traffic gridlock during the Celtic Tiger era

- acknowledging that these levels of gridlock are raplidly approaching 2006 levels again and require remedial action on a holistic level involving multiple agencies

- undertakes to take a lead role in dealing with the current and projected future traffic situation in terms of best/worst case scenarios regarding timescales for the completion of the Adamstown SDZ, the eventual completion of the Clonburris SDZ, its own social housing projects and any emergency housing accomodation as deemed necessary, through strategically focusing on the potential for local jobs, local facilities and local transport options in proactive consultation with the various agencies and Government departments involved;

- and in particular sets out a deliverable timeframe for the completion and analysis of the largest and most comprehensive transport usage survey ever undertaken in Lucan to identify specifically not just where and how Lucan people travel at peak hours  but also to ascertain what potential key improvements in radial public transport corridors and routes, as well as cycling and pedestrian provision could be made to reduce the number of car journeys now choking our community and frustrating drivers who in many instances have no other viable alternative."

• M 14 - Lucan Access Study