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Cathaoirleach’s Business
"That the Chief Executive bring a report to this LAC on possible locations within the Lucan/Palmerstown area for the possible siting of prefabs to cater for homeless people and the time factor in getting them up and functioning."
"That this committee passes a motion to facilitate a Christmas market for Lucan."
Correspondence(No Business)
New Works (No Business)
Correspondence (No Business)
"To thank the council management for installing a safety crossing outside the Adamstown schools on the Station road. Can the Chief Executive confirm if there are plans to install a pedestrian / pelican crossing outside the schools on the Station road, Adamstown?"
"That this Council requests the Chief Executive to examine the publicly owned building/community centre adjacent to the school (Kishogue Community) and considers measures to improve the look and appearance of this building and its surroundings."
"That this council asks the Chief Executive to invite the Minister for Sport Mr. Paschal Donohue to meet with this council and residents engaged in the campaign "A Pool for Lucan" to discuss the provision of swimming pool for the county and open up discussions to seeking availability for funding towards a swimming pool.
To ask the Chief Executive to consider preparing plans for the provision of a swimming pool, including design and costing.
Correspondence (No Business)
"That the Chief Executive present a detailed update of the Digital Hub in Palmerstown and to ensure the project is prioritised for 2016."
Cathaoirleach’s Business
"That this committee is very concerned at the distinct possibility that the open/green space at Airlie Heights Lucan will pass from being an amenity for the local community. Furthermore, this committee while being very concerned at the lack of amenities, facilities and playing pitches across the Lucan Area, is strongly of the view that an all-weather pitch, flood lights and car parking in the open/green space at Airlie Heights would be detrimental and hazardous to the local community not least because of the traffic hazards. Accordingly, this committee requests Council Management to assist the current users of the open/green space at Airlie Heights to secure an alternative location where they can realise their progressive plans, as it is obvious that they have outgrown the current location."
GRIFFEEN - TRAFFIC ISSUES
Proposed Declaration of Roads to be Public Roads (No business received)
New Works (No Business)
Correspondence (No Business)
Cathaoirleach’s Business
"That the Chief Executive give a progress report on (a) installing the 3.5T restriction on Kennelsfort Road as agreed at the July Council meeting, (b) up-grading the pedestrian crossing on Kennelsfort Road close to the R148 as previously agreed and (c) erecting signage and carrying out any other necessary physical adjustments as may be necessary at the R148/Kennelsfort Road junction, informing traffic approaching from the West on the R148 and from Kennelsfort Road Upper, that vehicles may be doing a U-turn."
"That this Committee passes a motion to landscape the roundabouts at Earlsfort, Foxbourough and Abbeydale. There is no consistency to the roundabouts from Clondalkin entering Lucan. The ones in Clondalkin being landscaped and Lucan not."
"That this Council ask the Chief Executive as a matter of urgency to pin back the trees on the Newcastle road and install double light fittings adjacent to the Weston Hockey/Lucan Harries club house as this is a major Health and Safety concern. The car park visibility has been severely reduced making it very unsafe for pedestrians particularly children and has led to a number of car break-ins within the last year."
"That the Chief Executive arrange to install a signalised pedestrian crossing on Esker Road by AGP in 2016. This measure is essential to improve safety for school going children on the main walking route coming from Griffeen Avenue to the 3 local schools."
"Following previous motions and questions raised in relation to a HGV restriction on the Newcastle road that this council asks the Chief Executive to look at designing new signs specifically for HGV drivers /restricted areas similar to the “speed indicator” signs placed around the county. These style signs have been proven to be successful in alerting the driver to a restricted speed zone area."