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"That the plan will provide for those that wish to downsize to smaller homes in later life in specifically designated Developments or as part of wider Developments to ensure the most efficient use of Homes and Space throughout the County"
Metal Bridge
That this Council directs the Chief Executive to include an appropriate action to require and facilitate the conservation and refurbishment of Metal Bridge across the River Liffey in Palmerstown.
Cllr Vicki Casserly Co Sponsored Cllr William Lavelle
Access to National Primary Roads
That this Council:
- Noting the Chief Executive’s recommendation to “work closely with the National Roads Authority (NRA) to address the future capacity of national routes, such as the N4, N7, N81 and M50 to minimise the impacts on the management of the broader network’
- Nonetheless, seeks to protect the rights of residents of our County to access the National Primary road network, particularly to travel to the City and adjoining counties;
- Therefore, is committed to maintaining sufficient access points and exits from the National Primary road network, particularly the N4 and N7, to residential areas of our County;
- Directs the Chief Executive to retain SLO 19 of the existing plan: “To pursue and facilitate the reopening of Tandy’s Lane and Esker Lane exits onto the N4 in an acceptable, safe and efficient layout subject to funding and approval from the National Roads Authority”; and
- Further directs the Chief Executive to include a specific objective relating to the reopening of the Tay Lane exit off the N7 in an acceptable, safe and efficient layout subject to funding and approval from the National Roads Authority.
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Emer Higgins, Cllr. Vicki Casserly, Cllr. Kenneth Egan
That the Council directs the Chief Executive to include a policy on a Knocklyon Neighbourhood Centre comparable with those at Ballyroan to include SDCC, HSE and community facilities. Traffic management is required in the area to accommodate increased development.
The County Development Plan will work with relevant partner organisations to increase the provision of electric charging points for electric cars across the county
That this Council directs the CEO to ensure that the Development Plan provides LEO support for non exporting SMEs across the county as well as exporters.
That this Council develops park/recreational facilities for older children and teenagers such as multiuse Games courts.
That this Council recognises the growing young population of the county and supports and facilitates/provides more counselling for adolescents.
Provision of waste facilities for domestic waste (Composting), as a recycling measure (closed loop), could be located relative to allotments and or a municipal tree nursery.
That this Council directs the CEO to remove the N81 scheme Tallaght Bypass to Hollywood Cross from the Long Term Roads Objective 2.26.
Weirview, Lucan
That this Council directs the Chief Executive, from a strategic viewpoint, to include Weirview, Lucan in an Architectural Conservation Area in the new Development Plan.
Ballyowen, Lucan
That this Council direct the Chief Executive to strategically review the lands, east of Grangecastle Road, in the general vicinity Ballyowen Castle local centre and Cluain Rí park so as to identify a sustainable future planning framework for the area including issues of future land use, enhancement of amenities and vehicular and pedestrian movement.
That the Council directs the Chief Executive to include a policy on having an area south of the Dodder zoned for light industry.
That the Council directs the Chief Executive to include a policy on the need for retirement/nursing homes, including within established residential areas.
That the Council directs the Chief Executive to include a policy on the need for practical and educational SDCC initiatives to assist residents to conserve water.
This Council needs to have regard to the effect on existing road infrastructure that future housing development may have. In particular, alternatives may need to be offered were significant traffic currently passes through residential areas. Future development in these areas could lead to unbearable traffic through these existing residential estates.
An example is Parklands Road to Oldcourt Road / Oldcourt Lawn. Currently, significant traffic is forced through the estates of Oakdale, Beechdale and Ferncourt. If future development is allowed off Oldcourt Road these estates are going to see significant increases in traffic levels. The Council should come up with alternative routes, where possible, before authorising large scale future developments.
That the Council directs the Chief Executive to include a policy on the need to audit existing Residential Care Homes and provide additional facilities where needed.
That the Council directs the Chief Executive to include a policy on the need to develop neighbourhood pilot schemes, possibly in association with other agencies that would provide financing for existing buildings to have solar panels installed.
That the Council directs the Chief Executive to include a policy on the need to compel the inclusion of residential rainwater harvesting units in new developments.
That the Council directs the Chief Executive to include a policy on the provision of proper sports facilities for clubs throughout the county.