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To ask the Chief Executive to detail the number of digital speed displays currently in use in the County.
To ask the Chief Executive for a report on homelessness in the county detailing; the number of households presenting as homeless each month since the start of 2015 through to the end of June; the accumulative total number of households listed as homeless at the end of each month since the start of the year; the accumulative total number of households from the SDCC housing list in emergency accommodation at the end of each month since the start of the year; the accumulative total number of households from the SDCC list on the waiting list for emergency accommodation at the end of each month since the start of the year; and for each of these categories to be broken down by single personal households and households with children and the total number of children for each category; to further provide the total number of housing allocations made by SDCC from Jan to June this year and the number of these allocations that went to households in emergency accommodation.
To ask the Chief Executive for a report into the incident of dumping in across the county, by electoral area, identifying particular bad spots, the number of complaints from members of the public and the average “Turn around” or response time to have the material picked up?
To ask the Chief Executive for a report on the litter programme and to include in his report an outline of the system now in place?
To ask the Chief Executive for a report on the care and maintenance of the new play spaces and to make a statement on the desirable standards and how these can be maintained?
To ask the Chief Executive if he can make available to the elected members the actual cost of the recent plebiscite that restored the correct spelling and name to Palmerstown. Separately, can the Chief Executive provide the number of signposts replaced since the plebiscite and cost of these?
That increased resources be provided to the County Parks to effectively deal with overflowing bins, litter and debris that has increased over the summer months.
That this County Council supports the ongoing efforts of the GAA to identify a site for the provision of a regional stadium and centre of excellence amongst other facilities and calls on NAMA to reconsider its decision to refuse the sale to the GAA of the former Spawell site having regard to the social, recreational and economic benefits to the County of locating such a development on that site.
That this council requests that the manager engages with Women's Aid or a similar organisation to arrange for all housing staff to receive training in dealing with people that have been, or are in domestic violence situations.
That the Council provide a report on action taken to date in respect of illegal signage that is proliferating throughout the County and furthermore increase resources for effective "policing" of offenders.
That this Council call on the Manager to introduce a cleaning service, similar to the Sunday Village cleaning service, to allow our Public Parks and Playgrounds to be cleaned on Sundays,during the period of late Spring and Summer months, when the public footfall is at it's highest.
That increased resources be provided to the County Parks to effectively deal with overflowing bins, litter and debris that has increased over the summer months.
That this County Council supports the ongoing efforts of the GAA to identify a site for the provision of a regional stadium and centre of excellence amongst other facilities and calls on NAMA to reconsider its decision to refuse the sale to the GAA of the former Spawell site having regard to the social, recreational and economic benefits to the County of locating such a development on that site.
That the Council provide a report on action taken to date in respect of illegal signage that is proliferating throughout the County and furthermore increase resources for effective "policing" of offenders.
That the Council provide a report on action taken to date in respect of illegal signage that is proliferating throughout the County and furthermore increase resources for effective "policing" of offenders.
Cathorleach's Business
"That this area committee hold a civic reception to Honour Sr Carmel Earls that the Mayor attends to recognise and congratulate her on celebrating her diamond jubilee in the order she serves, The 25 years she has worked for the people of Neilstown and on reaching the age of 80. That we celebrate that she was a founder of the Beacon of Light, set up the Carline Project and the huge service she has given the people of North Clondalkin."
Cathaoirleach's Business
"In order to thank and encourage volunteers this committee calls on SDCC to promote the Volunteer discount card scheme run by South Dublin County Volunteer centre. This motion also calls for Councillors to promote the card to groups and organisations that could avail of the scheme and encourage businesses to sign up to the scheme. Also a letter from the committee is issued to local press/Chamber of Commerce to promote and encourage the card use."
"That this committee write to Clondalkin Tidy Towns to congratulate them on the fantastic work leading up to the Tidy Towns and to compliment them on the excellent appearance of Clondalkin village, to also write to Newcastle Tidy Towns and North Clondalkin Tidy Towns to acknowledge the huge efforts of all the Tidy Towns groups play in making our area a better place to live."
"To ask the Chief Executive, can the Council establish to me who has the title to the wasteland that stretches along the Luas line directly behind the Kilmartin Estate, Fettercairn. This is a very long strip of wasteland that stretches right up to the traffic lights at the Cheeverstown Road / Citywest Road Junction?"
That this Council initiate an inspection of recent infill housing in the Tallaght South area particularly in Kilclare, Jobstown and in Rossfield with a view to establishing a reason for the rapid disintegration of window frames in a short time spell of the unit.