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That this council writes to the Minister of Transport, Tourism and Sport Paschal Donohoe requesting that all previous National roads east of the M50 which were degraded are re-instated as national roads.
That this Council calls on the Government to prioritise the South Dublin County Council administrative area for job creation initiatives noting the particular need to deal with unemployment throughout the county including the major population areas of Clondalkin, Lucan, Greenhills, Rathfarnham and the county town of Tallaght.
That this council writes to the Minister ofTransport, Tourism and Sport Paschal Donohoe requesting that all previous National roads east of the M50 which were degraded are re-instated as national roads.
Proposed Declaration of Roads to be Public Roads
(No business received)
"To ask the Chief Executive whether a gate can be installed on the entry way between Glenmore Court and Whitechurch Walk. It is the only entry without gates and can be a hotspot for illegal dumping and anti social behaviour?"
"That this Committee instructs the Chief Executive to implement a temporary 3 month closure of Beechdale Avenue and Oakdale Park for all motor vehicles. The Chief Executive should carry out a full assessment over the 3 months period of the impact of such a closure and report back to this Area Committee on the results before a final decision is made on whether to close permanently these roads."
This motion calls on the Irish Government to:
• Protect Irish interests in the ongoing Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations between the EU and the US.
• Take all measures to remove Investor-State Dispute Settlements (ISDS) from the agreement.
• Take all measures to ensure that the terms of the living agreement cannot breach Irish legislation.
• Initiate a public debate on the consequences of TTIP on Ireland.
• Take all measures to protect Irish agriculture in TTIP negotiations.
This Council also affirms that we will not support any trade agreement that includes Investor-State Dispute mechanisms.
This Council recognises with vigilance the construction of a Regulatory Co-operation Council through TTIP and affirms the position that this body’s authority and remit should allow only for recommendation. Implementation of recommendations should be administered by those elected by and accountable to the citizens of Europe.
This Council does not support any trade mechanism that allows Irish law to be superseded for corporate interest."
"This motion calls on the Irish Government to:
• Protect Irish interests in the ongoing Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations between the EU and the US.
• Take all measures to remove Investor-State Dispute Settlements (ISDS) from the agreement.
• Take all measures to ensure that the terms of the living agreement cannot breach Irish legislation.
• Initiate a public debate on the consequences of TTIP on Ireland.
• Take all measures to protect Irish agriculture in TTIP negotiations.
This Council also affirms that we will not support any trade agreement that includes Investor-State Dispute mechanisms.
This Council recognises with vigilance the construction of a Regulatory Co-operation Council through TTIP and affirms the position that this body’s authority and remit should allow only for recommendation. Implementation of recommendations should be administered by those elected by and accountable to the citizens of Europe.
This Council does not support any trade mechanism that allows Irish law to be superseded for corporate interest."
That this Council notes that of the approximately 300 individuals who have complained about Garda handling / mishandling of various issues, which issues have been the subject of a review by a panel of seven Barristers set up by the Minister for Justice in or around September 2014, the complainants and / or their representatives have in many instances sent in specific letters to the Minister for Justice but have simply been met with general responses which do not deal with the specific queries raised, and this Council, in recognition of the very significant frustration and anguish suffered by the complainants in the absence of knowledge as to the process set out by the Minister hereby calls upon the Minister to ensure that specific responses to specific queries are given to the complainants and / or their representatives, as a matter of urgency.
"To ask the Chief Executive does the Council know the status of the housing units in Stocking Well, (those if any under council remit), becoming available for private purchase?"
"To ask the Chief Executive does the Council have a date for the opening of the play park on Stocking Avenue, adjacent to Stocking Well?"
"To ask the Chief Executive if the Council has made considerations for the land bank between the Stocking Avenue Play Park (Adjacent to Stocking Well) and Knocklyon Park. If actions have been taken can the Council inform the councillors of same please?"
To ask the Chief Executive for a detailed update on the Feasibility Study to investigate the potential for small-scale hydro generated power?
To ask the Chief Executive if there are plans to expand the School Warden service in the County?
That this council carry out a review of the process used for the sale of small parcels of land to a local resident or business. This review should include creating a provision for the display of a sign, similar to that used in planning applications, to be erected by the applicant to allow local residents know of any application
That this council carry out a review of the process used for the sale of small parcels of land to a local resident or business. This review should include creating a provision for the display of a sign, similar to that used in planning applications, to be erected by the applicant to allow local residents know of any application
"To ask the Chief Executive to begin preparations for limiting anti-social behaviour at Halloween. Whitechurch estate has a large & dangerous bonfire every year on the little green facing the church. The Council refused to move it last year as the wood and rubbish was built into a tower - however, the debris should be moved well beforehand. Residents have suggested an official bonfire, that all residents could attend - a Garda presence would deter anti-social behaviour?"
That this area committee calls for a report on the suitability of the green field bordered by Homelawns Villas and the Seskin View Rd and to the rear of The Crescent Millbrook Lawns and Homelawns Rd for use as allotments or a community garden.
This would enable the productive use of a strip of land that is generally unused with limited potential due to its narrowness and proximity to existing back gardens.
"That the Chief Executive install waste bins and dog poo bag dispensers along the newly opened cycle track from Grange Road to Nutgrove. There are no bins at the moment and residents have complained that the well used track is littered with dog poo."
To ask the Chief Executive, what housing supports if any, can be given to victims of domestic violence that have had to flee their home when they are already tenants of SDCC?