"That the Chief Executive now puts a provision in for a bottle bank in the North Clondalkin area. One location that has been identified is the car park next to the Rowlagh Community Centre."

• M 1

"That the Chief Executive engage with Edmonstown Golf Club and ask them to cut back the trees bordering on the gardens in Whitechurch Estate.  They are huge and are blocking out all the light in the neighbouring gardens."

• M2

"That this committee commends the splendid work being done at Clondalkin Round Tower by the Council.  Could a report be given on the progress of the works."

• M 16

"That the Chief Executive present a report on the issue of goods being displayed and sold on the pavement outside Supersavers store in Main Street, the report to include the efforts of the Council to date and also an indication of how it is intended to address this issue in future.

This issue has been of huge concern to Clondalkin residents who feel that nothing has been done to stop regulations being flouted by the owners of this premises. There is now the same issue with the shop next door which is for sale. It is currently being used as a pop up shop, with furniture etc displayed on the pavement."

• M 11

That the Chief Executive provide an update on the Newlands Cross interchange works. Has the work been completed to the satisfaction of the council and have the landscaping works been completed? Residents in the Newlands estate are very unhappy with the tree planting and finish that has been left on the road behind their houses.

Residents also feel that contractors were in breach of the conditions outlined to govern the works on an ongoing basis in a number of ways. Who in the council can assist these residents and ensure that residents of our county are properly represented in this regard?  

• M 13

That this council recognises the ongoing refugee crisis and writes to the relevant ministers asking them to open our doors to help a number greater than 600 refugees and to deploy the Irish Navy to their fullest availability in helping rescue refugees crossing the Mediterranean.

• M1 Refugee Crisis

"To ask the Chief Executive would the roads section in SDCC be able and willing to fill pot holes in some local shopping centre car parks if the shops and owners where willing to pay for it ? how would this work ?"

• Q 11

"That the Chief Executive issue a report and timescale/schedule of work for the Development of the Round Tower Heritage Centre?"

• Q 13

"To ask the Chief Executive in order to increase economic development in Clondalkin village- what incentives are being given by SDCC to encourage,keep and promote local business already in the area and develop future business opportunities in the Clondalkin area?"

• Q 13

"To ask the Chief Executive how many NAMA owned houses are in the Clondalkin area and what efforts have been made to secure these for Homeless Families?"

• Q 9

"That this area committee condemns all forms of racism and will work together to combat this issue."

• M 4

"That this committee requests a meeting with the Garda and Community Safety Forums to look at the issue of scramblers and quads in the Clondalkin Area."

• M 5

"That this area committee request that the Green Isle Hotel be written to and asked to landscape the area of land they own from Boot Road to Green Isle."

• M 21

Cathorleach's Business

In order to ensure continuing protection and appropriate development of the Grand Canal's Built, Natural and Cultural Heritage, with regard to the Canal itself and also the lands in its environs. this committee proposes that...

 1) It is proposed to continue the work that has been carried out by South Dublin County Council, Waterways Ireland, the Irish Wildlife Trust, the NPWS, Clondalkin Area Partnership and local community groups such as Loc Canail in protecting the natural, built and cultural heritage of the Grand Canal.

2) To protect and appropriately develop the amenity through on-going engagement and partnership with relevant bodies at local, national and international level,

3) To commission a biodiversity study to identify and afford protection to the rich wildlife previously identified on the Grand Canal and environs, particularly the land between the Canal and the railway line in Clondalkin. To assess the status of the rich biodiversity and protected species such as the five species of bats, the white-clawed crayfish, the lapwing and others which have previously been found to have habitats in the canal and environs.

4) To encourage use of the canal amenity by local groups and schools by developing heritage-related material and activities.

4) To re-visit and expand on the commitments made in previous development plans in regard to the protection and appropriate development of the Grand Canal and environs.

5) To ensure that development in the environs of the Grand Canal is rigorous with regard to the protection of all aspects of this amenity's, natural, built and cultural heritage.

• M 6

"That the Chief Executive report into the outstanding items which need to be completed before Peyton Estate in Rathcoole can be taken into charge and that the report include details of what contact there has been with the developer and any programme of works provided by them." 

• M 8

''That this area committee calls on access on Balgaddy Road (Opposite church) be reopened as a pedestrian/ cyleway access by way of a part 8 public consultation to allow access to local shops and services for the local residents.''

• M 14

That this Committee requests that South Dublin County Council reverse it's decision to cut the funding to the South Dublin County Partnership and reinstate the 4 Supervisory positions in the Jobstown Play Space.

• M. 5

"To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the New Bancroft Development and if the Council have been in negotiations to acquire some units?"

• Q. 11

"To ask the Chief Executive for the completion date on the cycle track in Tallaght village?"

• Q. 4

H-I (1) - Minutes of Housing SPC Meeting on 14th May 2015

• H-I (1) - Minutes of Housing SPC Meeting held on 14th September 2015