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Residents of the Nangor Road area in Clondalkin have contacted me several times this year already with photos of car accidents on the road between the Tower Road junction and the Mill centre. When will the promised traffic calming measures for this road be put in place?
Public Realm Works Programme 2015
"That this Area Committee recognising the importance of the promotion of Fair Trade supports the efforts of the traders of Lucan to become the second Fair Trade town in South Dublin County Council."
That this Committee call on the Chief Executive to present a report on wheelchair accessibility in Newcastle cemetery. It appears that in many parts of the cemetery there is no proper access for wheelchairs or for mini diggers.
Can some of the kerbing be removed to improve accessibility?
Can kerbing be restricted on future graves so that accessibility is maintained?
That the Chief Executive present a report on the implications of Clondalkin Village's designation as an Architectural Conservation Area.
Can the following aspects be addressed please
1. In any developments within the Clondalkin ACA, will any housing development be required to be two storey or less, in order to be in keeping with surrounding buildings?
2. Can developers be required to use materials that are in keeping with the historic centre of Clondalkin Village, particularly in walls etc with a requirement that the materials and style of stonework used is in keeping with the traditional stone walls in the village area.
3. Can the ACA designation be used to protect the sightlines to the Round Tower. These have already been drastically impeded by development and the ACA designation did not seem to provide adequate protection,
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That the Chief Executive erect Fairtrade Banners on the Council offices in Clondalkin following the announcement of Clondalkin becoming a Fairtrade town.
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"That this Committee, arising from the Deputation made by Kew Park Residents Association last month, commits to the following:
- Changing the Yield sign at the Old Cornmill Road/N4 slip junction to a Stop sign so as to improve safety at this location and decrease speeds exiting from this junction towards the Spa Hotel and Kew Park
- Contacts NRA contractor GSJ seeking an urgent meeting with elected representatives, officials and residents/businesses to discuss safety matters along this slip road. This should include issues such as the need for electronic driver feedback signage, similar to that along the Outer Ring Road; improved speed signage marking and a night-time light barrier in the vicinity of Kew Park and Spa Hotel exits; as well as measures to make the crossing over of vehicles heading up towards the Leixlip East interchange bridge after McCoy Motors safer."
To ask the Chief Executive to create a tourist amenity map of Clondalkin?
To ask the Chief Executive for a report on the removal of illegal signage near Tesco's and the taxi rank adjacent to it opposite the entrance to the church on Main Street, Rathcoole?
That the CEO present a report on proposals to further increase footfall and amenities in Corkagh and Rathcoole Parks and that the report look at the feasibility of including wild flower meadows in these parks