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To ask the Chief Executive if repairs to footpaths along Church View, Greenpark can be prioritised due to the dangerous nature of damage caused by overgrown tree roots etc.
To ask the Chief Executive to outline plans for the repair and replacement of footpath along the front perimeter of Sacred Heart School in Greenpark.
"Can the manager install bins in Kingswood, Tallaght estate at the following locations? • one at the tennis courts • two on Sylvan Drive (from the shopping centre up towards the Luas) • one on Ballymount Road somewhere between Belgard road entrance and the post box?"
To ask the manager for a updated timeline for the age friendly development in St Ronan's as works was to begin in Q1.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on NCBH19 Objective 9 from the County Development Plan regarding investigations into potential new additions to the Register of Protected Structures?
To ask the Chief Executive how NCBH15 Objective 3 from the County Development Plan regarding, the creation of a viewing platform in the vicinity of Woodford Hill, which is the highest point in Clondalkin, can be progressed?
To ask the Chief Executive how many times per week the bins along the Grand Canal Greenway in Clondalkin are emptied?
To ask the Chief Executive if there is a way for the general public to read or see the content of Large Residential Development (LRD) Opinions, on whether proposals constitute a reasonable basis for submitting a planning application?
This area committee agrees that the council should install water stations in Collinstown Park to meet the need of many park users including those using the playground/teen space, dog run, and using the park for training.
To ask the Chief Executive for a further indicative date for the delivery of the new library in Lucan, as set out in the Adamstown planning scheme - phase 6 and to outline any the reason/s for the delays. Previously it was stated that a date of late 2023 / early 2024 would see construction commence.
That this Area Committee agrees to use all methods at its disposal to address this dumping black spot, with respect to dumping on the Bawnogue Road at Lindisfarne, and as follow up to Motion 6 from the October 2024 LEA, and the 13 reports (attached) of dumping in April 2025 alone.
This Area Committee agrees that the OPW should supply a mobile staircase that would allow tourist access to the Round Tower on a regular basis, and can be stored nearby.
To ask the Chief Executive give some guidance and assurance that the funds are still available within the timeframe of the District Enhancement Scheme listed for Neilstown Shopping Centre and that this be prioritised as soon as works come to an end at the Bawnogue Shopping Centre where it is evident that this scheme is in motion and currently being carried out. I would also ask for confirmation that the funds are indeed in place and will staff will be sourced to complete the project following a consultation phase with the retailers and the members of the community whose livelihood depends on this shopping centre and accessibility to all within the community. With a promise to make this an attractive and encouraging place to shop and connect with other members of the community by utilising the space for socialising and networking.
HOUSING DELIVERY - FOR NOTING
HI 3 SPORTS PITCH STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION UPDATE
HI 4 COMMUNITY CLIMATE ACTION FUND - UPDATE
HI 2 CODEMA – DUBLIN'S ENERGY AGENCY
Taking in Charge - Temple Woods Estate
"In the interests of cost efficiencies, the regeneration of Tallaght Town Centre and addressing building vacancy, that this Area committee asks South Dublin County Council to explore the feasibility of locating the Tallaght Heritage Centre within a vacant or underutilized building in the Tallaght Town Centre area, potentially co-locating it with other cultural and/or evening time economy related uses that will make an active contribution to the vibrancy and vitality of the Town Centre and support the delivery of the Tallaght Town Centre Local Area Plan?"
That this Area Committee while acknowledges the desire of SDCC 'To maintain and enhance the vitality of [Brittas]…' we are concerned that the delays to the promised Unique Planning Study are causing undue stress on families which have lived there for generations; and in some cases people are being forced to relocate due to the current planning policies which are not seen as being supportive of local families and their needs.