That this committee calls on the Chief Executive to accelerate the delivery of EV charging infrastructure for apartments and multi-dwelling units, e.g. in the new developments across the LEA where residents have no access to direct frontage to include identifying and implementing solutions to facilitate infrastructure deployment in public car parks and shared parking facilities within developments.
To ask the Chief Executive what measures are being taken to protect the old wall on Monastery Road after it was damaged by the tree during the storm and what repair works are planned?
To ask the Chief Executive had there been concerns raised about the health/stability of the tree on Monastery Road which fell during the storm prior to the storm?
To ask the Chief Executive is there a timeframe for the completion of the new coffee shop in Corkagh Park?
This area committee agrees that public bins should be installed into Quarryvale Park as soon as possible to maintain cleanliness, after the re-opening of the new park and facilities. Litter has started to accumulate in the park due to lack of bin facilities.
This area committee agrees that a yellow box should be installed at the exit of Cooleven and Milford manor estates.
To ask the Chief Executive to outline all proposed new 4 bed units being delivered (by council or AHB) in the area committee area and if any of them are bungalows?
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on this 'Overarching Objective' in the County Development Plan "To collaboratively investigate with Kildare County Council the benefits of providing a greenbelt or green space between the growing settlements within South Dublin County and Kildare County Councils within the lifetime of the Development Plan (page 176 Chapter 4 'Green Infrastructure')
Confirmation and Re-affirmation of Minutes of Meeting of February Area Committee Meeting.
Deputations for Noting (No Business)
Application for Arts Grants (No Business)
Correspondence
C8 (i) Response re item 85766 from NTA re Bus Shelters
C8 (ii) Response re Item 86164 reply from NTA SDCC re Bus Services
C8 (iii) Response re item 86207 Letter to NTA direct bus route from Lucan to Dublin Airport
"This Area Committee notes the increase in antisocial behaviour in Carrigmore Park, prompting increased Garda patrols. However, many residents remain fearful of walking in the park due to inadequate lighting. Therefore, we call on the Manager to install public lighting to improve safety and enhance community use of the park?"
"This Area Committee calls on the Manager to install CCTV monitoring signs on boarded-up Council owned properties in the Tallaght area immediately upon vacancy, to deter illegal dumping in their gardens?"
That this Area Committee agrees that Waste Enforcement officials shall visit business premises on Monastery Road, Clondalkin to establish who is using the taken-in-charge triangular shaped kerb at the gable end of the 'Dalkin Delights' cafe, for bin storage, so as to ensure an aesthetically pleasing use of the kerb.
The closure of local businesses, such as Bliss Cafe in St Dominic's Shopping Centre, highlights the economic challenges facing the community. While it is encouraging that the cafe has reopened under new ownership and retained most of its staff, what initiatives are being considered to support and revitalize local businesses in Tallaght? Additionally, how can the Council assist in addressing the challenges faced by small enterprises in the area?
To ask the Manager what plans are in place to enhance communication and engagement with Tallaght residents, particularly regarding further upcoming projects on active travel that will provide opportunities for public participation?
To ask the Manager for an update on ongoing discussions with transport providers regarding the reliability and safety of public transport services in Tallaght, with a particular focus on addressing concerns related to the Luas Red Line, including incidents of violence, open drug dealing, and overcrowding, as well as issues regarding frequent bus cancellations?
That the steps from Chapel Hill that lead to the Scouts Den in Lucan be examined as a public right of way in accordance with the relevant objective in the County Development Plan
New Works (No Business)