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That this Committee commends the recent work done in Foxborough to assist the residents in cleaning and removing graffiti from a problematic area and now asks the Manager for a report on longer term measures to prevent the recurrence of the problems.
That the Lucan Area Committee notes that the “Meet Your Politicians” event held in County Hall on 27th September as part of Active Citizenship Week, was well attended by representatives of community organisations and individuals from many parts of the County, especially the Clondalkin and Tallaght Central and South Electoral Areas, and that participants, including councillors, engaged in forthright and interesting exchanges on a wide range of issues and problems, about which residents look to the Council and councillors for actions and measures. The Committee notes however, that the attendance from the Lucan Electoral Area was disappointingly low: 2 residents, both from Palmerstown, 1 community worker and 3 councillors. The Committee therefore requests the Manager, in collaboration with the CPLN Partnership, to organise a similar “ Meet the Politicians/Councillors” event for a date in January 2012 to be held in the Lucan Electoral Area, e.g. in Ballyowen Castle Community Centre, and to promote appropriately amongst community organisations and the public.
That a discussion takes place on the implications of the Heritage Plan for this Area Committee with particular reference to Palmerston and the Liffey Valley.
Winter Gritting Report
That the Manager consider the need for a playground in Palmerston and an additional playground in Lucan when directing a sub committee of the Community, Parks and Recreational SPC to draft an updated Play Policy which will inform the Playground Construction Programme.
Cathaoirleach's Business
(none received)
Report on Naming of Roundabouts
That this Committee recommends that South Dublin County Council, in conjunction with Lucan Educate Together NS, seek to develop a Community Garden on the vacant plot of council-owned land next to the school on Mount Bellew Way.
Cathaoirleach's Business
(No Business)
That the Lucan Area Committee affirms its unanimous support for the existing total ban on HGVs (over 3 Tonne) on the stretch of the Outer Ring Road (Grangecastle Road) between the junction of the ORR with Adamstown Relief Road and the Fonthill Link Road to the Woodies Bridge over the N4. That the Committee further notes that Motion (3) on the Agenda of the October Council meeting (which fell, as the Motion was not proposed at the meeting) refers incorrectly to a proposed "Ban" on HGVs on the Newcastle Road in the vicinity of the Superquinn Centre at Lucan, and reaffirms the support of the Lucan Area Committee for a time limited "restriction" on HGVs using a section of the Newcastle Road at certain specified time corresponding to the daily opening and closing of National and Second Level Schools in the vicinity.
That a discussion takes place on the Parking Scheme as it applies to the Lucan / Palmerston Area with particular reference as to how it serves traffic flow, the taxi trade, residents and the business community.
Cathaoirleach's Business
That a discussion take place on the Parking Scheme as it applies to the Lucan / Palmerston Area with particular reference as to how it serves traffic flow, the taxi trade, residents and the business community.
That a discussion takes place on the Parking Scheme as it applies to the Lucan / Palmerston Area with particular reference as to how it serves traffic flow, the taxi trade, residents and the business community.
That the Manager report on revised gritting routes for the Lucan and Palmerston areas, which will be enacted during adverse weather/road conditions.
That the Lucan Area Committee affirms its unanimous support for the existing total ban on HGVs (over 3 Tonne) on the stretch of the Outer Ring Road (Grangecastle Road) between the junction of the ORR with Adamstown Relief Road and the Fonthill Link Road to the Woodies Bridge over the N4. That the Committee further notes that Motion (3) on the Agenda of the October Council meeting (which fell, as the Motion was not proposed at the meeting) refers incorrectly to a proposed "Ban" on HGVs on the Newcastle Road in the vicinity of the Superquinn Centre at Lucan, and reaffirms the support of the Lucan Area Committee for a time limited "restriction" on HGVs using a section of the Newcastle Road at certain specified time corresponding to the daily opening and closing of National and Second Level Schools in the vicinity.
Letter, dated 11th October 2011, from Clare County Council regarding Single Farm Payment
That this Council recognises the serious issue of pedestrian safety along the Newcastle Road in Lucan but insists that the proposed implementation of a local HGV ban coincides with a lifting of the existing HGV ban on the Outer Ring Road.
That this Council recognises the serious issue of pedestrian safety along the Newcastle Road in Lucan but insists that the proposed implementation of a local HGV ban coincides with a lifting of the existing HGV ban on the Outer Ring Road.
"To ask the Manager to make a report to this Committee, on the status of the former Esso site in Tallaght Village, to detail what correspondance has been sent from this Council and what reply was received from the registered owners in respect of their future intentions for this site, and would he comment on the poor quality of the hoarding surrounding this site?"
"To ask the Manager to make a report to this Committee regarding discussions between the Manager and Park Developments in respect of their intention to resume work on phase two of New Bancroft Hall and is there a reasonable expectation that glazing works will be completed before the end of 2011?"