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Cathaoirleachs Business
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Cathaoirleachs Business
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Cathaoirleach's Business
That the Manager would present a report on the extent of the consultation to date on the introduction of the one way system on the Nangor Road, Clondalkin and that Councillors would try to reach an all party political consensus on the issue in the interests of the health and safety of the pedestrians who use the road, particularly the pupils of the schools on the road who are very vulnerable at the moment.
OVERDRAFT ACOMMODATION FOR 2012
(circulated herewith)
To ask the Manager has any action been taken in relation to the removal of graffiti on the railway bridges at the Fonthill and Neilstown Roads? In response to a Member's Rep in May the graffiti at both of these sites was photographed by the Council however, no further action appears to have been taken.
To ask the Manager can public lighting be installed in the laneway between Old Church Avenue and Oldchurch Way? Residents here find this laneway to be a focus for anti social behaviour and are afraid to use the laneway after dark.
To ask the Manager can a clean up of the area around the River Camac in Clondalkin Village centre be organised? In view of the proximity of the river to the Civic Offices it presents a very bad image if the river area is littered and unkempt.
To request the Manager to arrange that Station Road, Clondalkin is added to the Council's list of litter blackspots and is prioritised accordingly?
To request the Manager to re-instate the grass margin along New Nangor Road between the Ninth Lock/Woodford Road junctions by removing the boulders and carrying out the appropriate landscaping works?
To ask the Manager that mature tree planting be carried out along the inside of the perimeter wall of the green space at the bottom of Watery Lane and Woodford Road in an effort to enhance its presentation?
Arboricultural Programme 2011 - 2012
Cathaoirleach's Business
That the Manager would present a report on the current status of the provision of playgrounds in Balgaddy and an update on the site meeting on the 5th of October. In light of the extreme dissatisfaction expressed by members of the Balgaddy Working Together Group at the Meet Your Local Politicians Forum in the Council Chambers on 27th of September, I wonder if their concerns in relation to the provision of playgrounds were addressed at the site meeting.
Cathaoirleach's Business
That the Manager would present a report on the current status of two derelict houses at 2 and 4 Lealand Walk. Residents in this area have been forced to put up with a totally unacceptable situation over many years and it appears that no progress has been made.
In the light of the extreme dissatisfaction expressed by members of the Balgaddy Working Together Group at the Forum in the Council Chambers on 27th of September that the Manager would present a report on the communication between the Council and the group in relation to the progress of the work on defective houses in Balgaddy.
That this Committee agrees to a complete poster ban in Clondalkin Village and requests that SDCC writes to all relevant groups (business, sporting, political, etc) informing them of this decision and asking for their co-operation.
Boundary to be determined but a suggestion would be not inside N7 - Fonthill Road - M50 and New Nangor Road.
Proposed Initiation of Procedure to Extinguish the Public Right-of-Way over Laneway between No. 8 and No. 10 Moorfield Close, Clondalkin
Measures to Enhance Safety for Pedestrians at Popes Lane/Main Street, Clondalkin
Cathaoirleach's Business
Following the deputation meeting on 28th of September and the subsequent site meeting, that the Manager would present a report on the derelict site at the Oil Mills in Corkagh Park.
Cathaoirleach's Business
That the Manager would present a report on the problem of dumping, fly tipping and littering in the Clondalkin electoral area and outline how Council staff are being deployed to deal with this problem. I am most concerned that this issue is impacting severely on the quality of life of residents in the area. What plans are in place to address the exacerbation of the problem that is bound to follow the end of the waiver scheme next year.
That the Manager would present a report on the possibility of connecting utilities to the changing room units belonging to Liffey Valley Rangers. The club caters for a large number of adult and juvenile members.