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To ask the Chief Executive what plans SDCC has to celebrate St. Patrick's Day this year?
To ask the Chief Executive how much SDCC is currently paying for emergency housing accommodation, how many individuals/families are being assisted and how many more families/individuals are awaiting emergency housing accommodation?
To ask the Chief Executive how many housing estates are included in the road gritting schedule?
To ask the Chief Executive how many housing estates within the County operate a parking permit system, how many parking fines have been issued within these estates over the past five years and how many housing estates are scheduled to have the system in place within the next two years?
To ask the Chief Executive for a report and a breakdown of how many people have registered an interest in moving to Downsize accommodation within SDCC?
To ask the Chief Executive for a report on how many houses are currently boarded up in SDCC and a report into ownership and details for each area?
To ask the Chief Executive for a report on how many people are staying in hotels by area? How long each has been in hotel and provide a cost to the state of this accommodation?
In the light of the ever-worsening graffiti problem in our county and nationwide, this council calls on the government to enact legislation which would restrict the sale of aerosol spray-paint cans to people over twenty one years of age.
That this Council calls on the Energy Regulator to review the taxes and levies set by them with a view to reducing the crippling energy costs for consumers in this County. Irish consumers have the fourth most expensive electricity in the EU and this is utterly unacceptable.
That this Council calls on the Minister to introduce the promised National Bin Charges Waiver Scheme as identified in the programme for Government without delay with a view to providing some relief to those Citizens the proposed scheme was purported to assist.
In the light of the ever-worsening graffiti problem in our county and nationwide, this council calls on the government to enact legislation which would restrict the sale of aerosol spray-paint cans to people over twenty one years of age.
That this Council calls on the Energy Regulator to review the taxes and levies set by them with a view to reducing the crippling energy costs for consumers in this County. Irish consumers have the fourth most expensive electricity in the EU and this is utterly unacceptable.
That this Council calls on the Minister to introduce the promised National Bin Charges Waiver Scheme as identified in the programme for Government without delay with a view to providing some relief to those Citizens the proposed scheme was purported to assist.
Mayor's Business
South Dublin County Council, while welcoming the publication of a long overdue Gender Recognition Bill, calls on government to accept the changes proposed by Transgender rights group TENI, members of the Oireachtas, and others. This will ensure the new legislation respects the self-determination of Transgender people and is rooted firmly in a human rights approach and international best practice.
Mayor's Business
That this Council engages with the appropriate authorities in an effort to return the remains of the Manchester Martyrs - William Phillip Allen, Michael Larkin and Michael O’Brien, with a view to ensuring their burial in Glasnevin Cemetery prior to their 150th anniversary, where an unoccupied grave awaits.
In the light of the ever-worsening graffiti problem in our county and nationwide, this council calls on the government to enact legislation which would restrict the sale of aerosol spray-paint cans to people over twenty one years of age.
That this Council calls on the Energy Regulator to review the taxes and levies set by them with a view to reducing the crippling energy costs for consumers in this County. Irish consumers have the fourth most expensive electricity in the EU and this is utterly unacceptable.
That this Council calls on the Minister to introduce the promised National Bin Charges Waiver Scheme as identified in the programme for Government without delay with a view to providing some relief to those Citizens the proposed scheme was purported to assist.
That this Council puts in a height restriction on trees and bushes exceeding twelve feet for two reasons. Firstly they can restrict light and sunshine to neighbours’ homes thus restricting people’s enjoyment of their homes. Secondly on health and safety grounds were there is a boundary wall or not they can fall during stormy weather.
In the light of the ever-worsening graffiti problem in our county and nationwide, this council calls on the government to enact legislation which would restrict the sale of aerosol spray-paint cans to people over twenty one years of age.