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To ask the Chief Executive the revenue foregone from South Dublin County Council for public services of a -15% discount in Local Property Tax, -10% and -5% for 2026?
To ask the Chief Executive to confirm the number of new-build social homes across South Dublin County Council in 2024 and if an indicative number is available for 2025, and if a statement is available for the elected members?
Quarterly Report on Anti Social Behaviour
Balgaddy Housing Quarterly Update
Housing Allocations Report
CHIEF EXECUTIVE'S REPORT - FOR NOTING
This Council resolves to adopt a rights-based Ethical Procurement Policy (EPP) that takes fully into account existing obligations and standards. The EPP will incorporate widely accepted and precisely formulated international standards and explain clearly how the policy will be implemented. The primary aim of the EPP is to ensure that human rights obligations are properly acknowledged, observed and respected at all stages of the procurement process.
That this Council agrees to write to the Minister for Health to express the Council's full support for Section 39 organisations and staff, including support for any industrial action workers decide to take, and call on the Minister to restore full pay parity to these workers.
That this Council writes to the Taoiseach and the President of the INMO, endorsing the INMO nurses and Midwives who have voted overwhelmingly to take industrial action in response to unsafe staffing levels
That this committee asks South Dublin County Council to change its policy when awarding building contracts to include investigations into past contract infringements, or actions beyond the scope of the contract, and weigh these up when awarding new contracts.
CONFIRMATION AND REAFFIRMATION OF MINUTES - FOR APPROVAL
(a) February 2025 Council Minutes - 10th February 2025
(b) December 2024 Council Minutes - 09th December 2024
(c) Annual Budget Minutes 2024 - 14th November 2024
(d) October 2024 Council Minutes - 14th October 2024
(e) September 2024 Council Minutes - 9th September 2024
(f) June 2024 Annual Meeting Minutes - 21st June 2024
STANDING COMMITTEES ORGANISATION, PROCEDURE & FINANCE - FOR APPROVAL
STRATEGIC POLICY COMMITTEES - FOR NOTING
a) Arts, Culture, Gaeilge, Heritage & Libraries SPC
b) Environment, Public Realm & Climate Change SPC
c) Economic, Enterprise & Tourism SPC
d) Housing SPC
e) Social, Community, Equality and Integration SPC
DECLARATION OF ROADS TO BE MADE PUBLIC ROAD
PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES/SITES - FOR APPROVAL
(a) Proposed disposal of lands to Jordan Group, T/A Centra, at Castletymon Shopping Centre, Tallaght, Dublin 24
(b) Section 183 Tallaght Martial Arts
LD 1525 Proposed disposal of lands to Jordan Group, T/A Centra, at Castletymon Shopping Centre, Tallaght, Dublin 24
Disposal of Unit North Stand - Tallaght Stadium S.183 Tallaght Martial Arts
REPLIES, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & CORRESPONDENCE
Replies
(a) (i) Reply from Minister of Housing in relation to Motion 6 November 2024 Council Meeting
Acknowledgements
Correspondence
(b) Correspondence received from Roscommon County Council in relation to forestry owners and power lines.
(c) Correspondence received from Roscommon County Council in relation to landowners and fallen trees.
(d) Correspondence received from Roscommon County Council in relation to government emergency phone access.
(e) Correspondence received from Roscommon County Council in relation to examination support for Second Level students with additional learning needs.
(f) Correspondence received from Sligo County Council in relation to VAT rates.
(g) Correspondence received from Sligo County Council in relation to future Carbon Taxes.
(h) Correspondence received from Sligo County Council in relation to the Tenant in Situ scheme.
(i) Correspondence received from Sligo County Council in relation to an eviction ban.
(j) Correspondence received from Sligo County Council in relation to the dangers of vaping.
This Council calls on the new Housing Minister to re-evaluate the Cost Rental Scheme to make it affordable for the people it is intended to reach.
To ask the manager when can the community expect the footpath from Liscarne estate to Neilstown Shopping centre on the Collinstown Park Community College side expect to be repaired given the number of potential trip hazards the pose great risk to the community especially those most vulnerable who travel by wheelchair and the elderly. This particular footpath has a footfall of potentially 569 students and this does not take into account the further education students and members of the community using it to travel to local primary schools and employment. If we are to encourage greater participation in walking to school similar to cycle lanes we must provide a better standard of paths. I do trust South Dublin County Council will prioritise this area and the cutting back of grass which has overgrown and subsequentially narrowed ingress and egress of paths. The Balgaddy/Ronanstown road must be also included in this question.
Cathaoirleach's Business
Defibrillator Expansion This committee requests that the Chief Executive explore how local outdoor defibrillators can be expanded across the wider Lucan area. There have been numerous requests from residents highlighting the vital importance of these devices, and increasing their availability would be a significant benefit to the community. Can grants be applied for to support this initiative? Additionally, can the council examine whether other local authorities provide publicly accessible outdoor defibrillators (beyond council buildings)? Could SDCC take the lead in becoming the first council to provide this essential amenity?
To ask the manager has there been a public survey in 2024 to invite feedback on services/activities delivered by local community centres in the Lucan, North Clondalkin and Palmerstown area and if so how many people participated in the survey.