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To ask the Manager to present a report of the profile of current participants from South Dublin County engaged with the IEN; including a breakdown by area and profession/business type?
To ask the Manager to present a report on the finding of any survey of needs carried out among participants engaged with the IEN (including in particular current participants from South Dublin County) identifying the key needs for supporting business start-up and development?
That this Council condemns the practice of illegal commercial postering and that the Manager reports on what prosecutions and fines have been levied for illegal postering throughout the entire county in the last few months. Can the Manager also provide details on what percentage of these fines have been paid and or prosecutions for non payment issued.
To ask the Manager to present a detailed report, for discussion, on the ongoing reforms of the organisation and operation of outdoor staff, with a view to delivering more integrated and effective services in the area of public realm maintenance and improvement, in particular with respect to litter management
To ask the Manager to present a detailed report, for discussion, on the ongoing reforms of the organisation and operation of outdoor staff, with a view to delivering more integrated and effective services in the area of public realm maintenance and improvement, in particular with respect to litter management?
"To ask the Manager to look at replacing the pedestrian barrier on the Ballyboden Road (nearest the junction with Ballyroan Road). This barrier was damaged in a car crash over 18 months ago and has never been replaced or made good?"
"To ask the Manager to provide me with an update in relation to the leaking pipe at (address supplied), I am informed there has been considerable activity with Council officials attending late at night in an effort to source/identify the leak?"
"To ask the Manager to report back into the progress made with regard to planning enforcement taken by this Council and concerning the authorised development of property at address supplied. To ask the Manager to consider instigating legal action if no progress has been made with regard to the matter?"
Confirmation & Re-affirmation of Minutes
Minutes of the Economic Development (including Planning) SPC of 13th February 2013
"To ask the Manager what steps can be taken by this Council to counteract growing number of posters advertisements appearing, not only on telegraph and electricity polls but also on road signs, within our ward seeking “cash for cars”?"
"To ask the Manager to agree the attached “wish list” as prepared by Butterfield District Residents’ Association, as to suitability of locations for the positioning of benches within the Rathfarnham area?"
Reports from Working Group Meetings
"To ask the Manager to walk Dodder Valley Park (Kilvere entrance), after entering the park, taking a left turn and note the muddy pathway. Follow the path around and there is a second similar patch further along and provide a solution to the source of water and an estimate as to when the necessary works could be completed?"
"To ask the Manager to include the entrance to Dodder Valley Park (Kilvere entrance) in the anti-dog fouling stencil programme and at regular spots along the pathway within the park?"
"To ask the Manager to consider cutting back and improving the entrance to Dodder Valley Park at the Kilvere end. This entrance looks unsightly and uninviting?"
Report on work to date arising from Working Group Meetings
"To ask the Manager if any progress has been made around preparing a “grass works programme” similar to the Arboricultural Works Programme operated by the department for the Rathfarnham ward?"
AOB
Arboricultural Programme 2013
"That the Manager consider the request by Rathfarnham Boy Scouts to extinguish an area of land (approx. 18 metres) to the left of their Clubhouse on Marian Road. The land in question is in the open space linking Marian Road and Marian Grove/Butterfield Close. The Scouts require the strip of land to allow them to pitch tents at various times during the year and to increase the amount of outdoor activities that the organiser can engage the children in. The Rathfarnham Boy Scouts is the busiest in Ireland and currently have a waiting list of 80 children anxious to join. By extending the area it would allow the club to offer more activities to the children and accordingly to take in all children eager to join and eliminate the waiting list. The Scouts agree to absorb the cost of replacing the wall after it has incorporated the lands into theirs."