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Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor J. Lahart
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

That the Development Plan removes the objective to rezone as residential the lands adjacent to Edmondstown Park, Edmondstown Road, Rathfarnham - this is the second development plan which has set the objective to re-zone this agricultural land to residential.  

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor C. O'Connor
Responsibility:
A//Director of Housing, Social & Community Development

That this Council calls on the Chief Executive to present an update on progress being made in this County in respect of the Council's social and affordable housing projects which form part of the major social housing programme to be delivered as part of our Council's response to the social housing emergency and will he detail the exact progress being made on each of the categories including direct build, direct acquisition, affordable housing and the various rental initiatives in this County since the initiation of the programme and in reporting will he also detail the exact expenditures which have been incurred on each of the facets of the overall programme and will he also provide estimates as to what units will completed/acquired in 2016 and will he also supply full details of the number of staff hours by grade and department which have been assigned to the delivery of this programme in each of its years so that this Council can evaluate whether the current plan and the allocated resources will have an impact on housing waiting lists in the short and medium term.  

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor M. Devine
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

 Co-sponsored by Cllr B Ferron:

  • "That the council commit to the renovation of the bridge at Bolbrook"

  • "That this council ensure a “lollipop lady” is in situ to allow safe passage for school children at Bothar Katherine Tynan and Cookstown intersection"

  • "That the original stone wall be reinstated at Greenhills Rd/Tymonville Estate"

  • "That  3 Ton vehicular signs be erected at appropriate sections within the Kilnamanagh ring road to prevent risks to residents".

  • "That the council assess and report on solutions to ease traffic tailbacks on the Mayberry Rd, Kilnamanagh"

  • "That the public realm along Bothar Katherine Tynan Rd- from Parkhill, Belgard Rd to Kingswood Luas stop to M50 interchange- be  upgraded".

  • "That the Maplewood bungalows facing directly onto the N81 be provided with noise protection barriers".

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor C. O'Connor
Responsibility:
A//Director of Housing, Social & Community Development

That this Council calls on the Chief Executive to present an update on progress being made in this County in respect of the Council's social and affordable housing projects which form part of the major social housing programme to be delivered as part of our Council's response to the social housing emergency and will he detail the exact progress being made on each of the categories including direct build, direct acquisition, affordable housing and the various rental initiatives in this County since the initiation of the programme and in reporting will he also detail the exact expenditures which have been incurred on each of the facets of the overall programme and will he also provide estimates as to what units will completed/acquired in 2016 and will he also supply full details of the number of staff hours by grade and department which have been assigned to the delivery of this programme in each of its years so that this Council can evaluate whether the current plan and the allocated resources will have an impact on housing waiting lists in the short and medium term.  

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor A-M. Dermody
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

ZONING PROPOSALS

The existing businesses at Morton's pub including pub house, off licence, solicitors office, betting shop, barber shop, coffee shop and general offices would not be consistent  with a zoning of HA.  This site has been in  established commercial use since 1890 and a more appropriate zoning would be LC to protect improve and provide for the future development of local centres.

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor A-M. Dermody
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

ZONING PROPOSALS

I note the Chief Executive’s Response & Recommendation that the draft Plan 2016-2022, I seeking that current Development Plan zoning be maintained pending the outcome of the decision of An Bord Pleanala.

 

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor A-M. Dermody
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Chapter 3 Community Infrastructure

Further provision needs to be made in this Development Plan for more schools in the area (DUBLIN SOUTH WEST TO INCLUDE CITYWEST) in particular secondary school.

NOTE THIS MOTION WAS SUBMITTED EARLIER HOWEVER MY WORD "AREA" WAS REPLACED BY YOUR INSERTION OF FIRHOUSE WHICH IS INCORRECT. PLEASE NOTE THE SPECIFIC REFERENCE LEST THERE BE ANY CONFUSION.

CHAPTER 3 COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE

Smaller sites be identified throughout Dublin South West, which might otherwise not be large enough to take a standard school but which could be designed to meet the needs of children and vulnerable adults with autism and other complex needs.

 

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor P. Donovan
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Chapter 6 Transport & Mobility Ref: Map 9

to improve permeability around Knocklyon, that the Manager would consider supporting a study to evaluate a pedestrian footbridge over the M50 linking Woodstown Village estate side to the other side of the M50 so that children can travel safely to school and families can walk/cycle to amenities around Knocklyon SC and avoid the dangerous junctions of M50 off ramps and on ramps at Junction 13

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Motion: : Cllr L O’Toole, Cllr G. O’Connell, Cllr P. Gogarty

As the demand on community and sports facilities are increasing in South Dublin County Council that this council request that the following Objective be included under 3.11.1 Primary and Post Primary Facilities:

C9 Objective 11:

To ensure that the provision of all new schools in the county are designed with adequate school sports facilities indoor and outdoor in line with the final population of the school.

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Motion: Motion: Cllr L O’Toole, Cllr G. O’Connell, Cllr P. Gogarty

That this councils recognises that the Scouts Ireland is a well-established community traditional club and that council amends the following under

C7 Objective 6:

To support the provision of permanent space for well-established sports clubs, including amateur boxing “and Scouting Ireland clubs”, in the county

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor P. Donovan
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

That SDCC through ongoing engagement with our neighbouring Local Authorities in Dublin City and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown on the Dodder Greenway Project will drive the establishment of a Single River Authority for the Dodder.

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor D. Looney
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

To insert a new SLO after HCL 19 Objective 1:

"To promote the Greenhills Esker as a place of special geological importance within our County."

Co-Sponsored by Cllr F N Duffy

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor K. Mahon
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

"That Development Plan 2016-2022 provides for a new objective under Category C -Policy 9 - Primary and Post Primary Facilities, to identify the existence of educational facilities of differing ethos or management and distinguishes between "co-located" and "stand alone" institutions.Such an objective should be a guiding consideration in futur area plans and instruct interaction with the Dept of Education and Skills regarding future educational developments in the County"

Anti- Austerity Alliance

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor W. Lavelle
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Industry-General

That Table 11.7 setting-out the ‘VC’ zoning matrix be amended such that the ‘Industry-General’ use class be ‘open for consideration’ subject to the footnote “On sites currently used for general industrial activity or sales”.

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor K. Mahon
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Motion For Development Plan

"Based on the available housing capacity in the city West Saggart area, and the likelyhood of significant population growth in the area, the Development Plan identifies the potential need for a second Post Primary School in the area. With co- locastion becoming an increasingly common aspect of Education the plan notes the co -location of a VEC School and an Educate Together school in the area and the likely need for both to develop secondary schools either through co-location or independently"

Anti- Auisterity Alliance

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor D. Looney
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

That Walkinstown be added to Level 4 in the retail hierarchy in Table 5.1 and Table 5.2.

 

Co-Sponsored by Cllr F N Duffy

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor C. Brophy
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Co Sponsored with Cllr Paula Donovan

Ref: Chapter 6 Transport & Mobility - Map 9

That the manager considers an alternative route to the proposed NTA Greater Dublin Cycle Network Plan is indicated on Map 9 with reference to the following specific locations

1. Through the Estate of Ellensborough from the entrance gate to the Crescent and onto the Drive

2. 74 Templeroan Avenue 

3. Sally Park to Firhouse Road

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor J. Graham
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

That following on from the construction and subsequent works in relation to the North Clondalkin library, that the remaining land parcel is rezoned from residential to open space

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor J. Graham
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

That following on from the infill project in St Mark's Green, the zoning of the remaining land parcel be changed from residential to open space

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor E. Higgins
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

To add a new local objective: “To support and facilitate the appropriate future development of Peamount Healthcare for rehabilitation and continuing care facilities.”