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STRATEGIC POLICY COMMITTEES
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REPORTS REQUESTED BY AREA COMMITTEES
REPORTS OF AREA COMMITTEES
DECLARATION OF ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROADS
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PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES / SITES
H7b) Proposed disposal of site at Tymon North Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24 –adjacent to St. Aongus Scout Den to the Health Service Executive
H7c) Proposed disposal of plot of land to the rear of 135 Woodview Heights, Lucan, Co. Dublin to Mr. Amir Mustafa Kamal and Ms. Farzana Bellow
H7d) Proposed disposal of plot of land to the rear of 136 Woodview Heights, Lucan, Co. Dublin to Mr. Andrew Canning
H7e) Proposed disposal of plot of land adjacent to 35 Pearse Brothers Park, Ballyboden, Dublin 16 to Mr. John McDermott
H7a) Proposed Disposal of Affordable Dwellings
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Ministerial
Letter, dated 14/03/14, from Department of Environment, Community and Local Government in response to SDCC's motion passed in relation to a national waiver system in relation to household waste collection (M7/1113)
This Committee also calls for the rollout of the low-cost transport service for older persons for healthcare and other needs, agreed at the April County Council meeting, in the Dublin 12 area specifically given the age profile in the area.
PART 8 BEWLEY GROVE, ST. ANDREWS, FAIRWAYS AND WILLSBROOK
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Ballycullen - Oldcourt Local Area Plan Material Alterations
To ask the Manager to make a report indicating why a person, registered Priority Homeless, is blocked from using the Choice Based Letting system?
To ask the Manager for an updated report on the recruitment by the Council of participants in the Gateway programme, and if he can advise on the training that is being provided to participants?
To ask the Manager if he will indicate haw many owners of premises have sought information, eg a copy of the Design Guidelines, on the Shopfront Grant Scheme?
To ask the Manager if he can advise how many commercial ratepayers have to date applied and been approved for the Rates Support Grant?
That it is not acceptable to this Council that the Government should introduce regulations for the payment by householders for domestic water, which do not take into account the following factors: (i) Ability of the household to pay, (ii) The allocation to all households of an amount of free water, (iii) The number of adults and children under 18 in a household, (iv) Special needs relating to requirement for water, including health needs, health related equipment of any members of the household, (v) provision for the remission of charges where the public water supply to a household fails to meet specified quality standards.
That this Council, whilst acknowledging the excellent services provided by the Customer Services Department believe that the term customer to describe residents and other persons who enquire of or use the Council's services and facilities is not the most appropriate, and requests the Manager to examine the concept behind and the role of the Citizens Service Division of Fingal County Council.
To ask the Manager to state how many houses and therefore Families have benefited from the windows and doors programme since its current form was commenced in 2009 to date taking in the full five year term of this Council?
To ask the Manager to provide a report on the issue of parking spaces at electric car charging points in the county identifying whether there is a problem of non-electric cars using these charging points as parking spaces and outlining what action can be taken to prevent this problem? The report should also include information as to how the other local authorities in Dublin are dealing with this matter.
To ask the Manager for an updated Report on the Review of the County wide Pay Parking Scheme?
APPLICATION FOR GRANTS
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That this Council calls on the Minister for Housing to convene an emergency summit to deal with the ever growing problem with housing within Dublin as a result of years of over reliance on private rented sector, the severe lack of private rented accommodation available at present, the lack of investment in building Social Housing and the more than €1Billion cut in the National Housing budget in the past five years. That this summit's membership includes the Minister for Finance, the Minister of the Environment, the Housing agency, Dublin Directors of Housing and the four County Managers in the Dublin region, an elected representative from each Party & none as well as representatives from the main Homeless agencies such as Peter McVerry Trust, Focus etc.