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MAYORS BUSINESS
Following a recent human rights delegation to Brussels, led by Lynn Boylan MEP, I ask that this council write to the dept of foreign affairs asking them to publicly demand the release of Firhouse teenager Ibrahim Halawa. This strong approach has resulted in the release of American Mohammed Soltan, Canadian Mohammed Fahmy and Australian Peter Greste.
That this council conducts a review of all part 8 processes passed in the last 12 months to ensure that the implementation of the part 8 work complies with the original part 8 and that from now on, all Council part 8 processes must adhere to the same standards of detail and information that would be expected in a normal planning applications.
That this council conducts a review of all part 8 processes passed in the last 12 months to ensure that the implementation of the part 8 work complies with the original part 8 and that from now on, all Council part 8 processes must adhere to the same standards of detail and information that would be expected in a normal planning applications.
That this Council undertakes a review of legal Title to all green space maintained by the public realm teams in the Council and to publish the outcome of that review to Area committees in 2016.
That this Council undertakes a review of legal Title to all green space maintained by the public realm teams in the Council and to publish the outcome of that review to Area committees in 2016.
This Council expresses its concerns that the proposed use of modular housing as an emergency accommodation may result in families being housed long term in such units. We also are concerned that the purchase of modular homes may not represent the best value for money.
We call on the Minister of Environment to allow the Council to use the allocation of funds for modular units to purchase houses on the private market where such purchases represent better value for money than the purchase of modular homes and where they provide better quality accommodation to meet the homeless needs of homeless households.
This Council expresses its concerns that the proposed use of modular housing as an emergency accommodation may result in families being housed long term in such units. We also are concerned that the purchase of modular homes may not represent the best value for money.
We call on the Minister of Environment to allow the Council to use the allocation of funds for modular units to purchase houses on the private market where such purchases represent better value for money than the purchase of modular homes and where they provide better quality accommodation to meet the homeless needs of homeless households.
That this Council, alters it current policy in relation to applications for consent to sales under Section 90 of the Housing Act 1966 and dispense with the requirement for a purchaser to obtain confirmation from Revenue that they have never previously received mortgage interest relief and thus effectively requires a proposed purchaser to be a first time buyer.
That this Council, alters it current policy in relation to applications for consent to sales under Section 90 of the Housing Act 1966 and dispense with the requirement for a purchaser to obtain confirmation from Revenue that they have never previously received mortgage interest relief and thus effectively requires a proposed purchaser to be a first time buyer.
That the Manager allows dog owners to have their dogs off lead between specified hours in parks throughout the County. For example, it is permitted to have your dog off the lead, but still under your control between the hours of 8am and 11am in specified SDCC parks.
That the Manager allows dog owners to have their dogs off lead between specified hours in parks throughout the County. For example, it is permitted to have your dog off the lead, but still under your control between the hours of 8am and 11am in specified SDCC parks.
That this Council seeks to put in place a scheme by which Gardaí, along with Council officials and school management, attend all primary and secondary schools in the County at peak opening and closing times, in order to deal with the road safety issues being reported at many of our local schools.
That this Council invites the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government to meet with the members to discuss how we can address the homelessness and housing situation in South Dublin County, and specifically to examine the following:
- The possibility of lending institutions becoming landlords on properties that are being repossessed (now or in the future) by banks due to the landlord failing to pay the mortgage, on the properties where the existing tenants are paying the rent especially with a good payment history; and
- The potential of SDZs to assist in dealing with the crisis by fast-tracking housing provision alongside essential community facilities and infrastructure.
That this council calls on the Minister for the Environment to undertake a full review of the use of Round-Up weedkiller by Local Authorities to assess the impact to public health, pets and wildlife in light of recent publications highlighting the risks the use of this chemical can pose
Can the manager provide a report on the type and number of Halloween and Christmas events that take place in our county per area.
PART 8 - CORKAGH, OLD BAWN AND GRIFFEEN - PAVILLIONS PROGRAMME
To ask the Chief Executive to consider introducing an app to compliment the existing Fix Your Street similar to the one currently being used in Brussels (see link attached) http://www.csc.com/application_services/success_stories/101081-brussels_fixes_potholes_with_mobile_app
ADOPTION OF THE LOCAL ECONOMIC & COMMINUTY PLAN (LECP)
Confirmation and Re-Affirmation of Minutes of Rathfarnham/Templeogue-Terenure ACM of 13th October 2015.
"To ask the Chief Executive to report back in relation to a representation I have received from a resident in Mountdown Park who asked last year that trees be planted following the removal of cherry blossoms which destroyed the paths and to advise when the tree planting is scheduled to begin?"