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That the Manager report on progress for plans to tackle ongoing anti-social behaviour issues in Glenaulin Park, Palmerstown
That the Manager bring a report to this Area Committee at an early date on the operation of the Griffeen Valley Park to include proposals on how it can
(a) be rendered less attractive to those involved in anti-social behaviour and so that it can
(b) support efforts by adjacent communities to make the general area, including the Park and its environs safe and crime free where residents can move about without fear or hindrance.
That this Area Committee in seeking to respond to residents concerns over anti-social behaviour in and around Griffeen Valley Park recommends that an electronic-timer controlled locking system, as piloted in Rathfarnham Castle Park, be installed to prevent night-time access to Griffeen Valley Park through the pedestrian gate at Griffeen Glen Park/Elm Green; and in the more immediate term that barriers be put up on both side of the gates, in effect making it a kissing-gate; so as to prevent access by horses and scrambler-bikes through this gate.
That this Committee requests the Manager to note that at a recent Public Meeting in Lucan, many residents living in estates along Griffeen Avenue expressed serious concerns about the frequency of anti-social and criminal incidents in the area, that Griffeen Valley Park itself is a location for certain types of anti-social behaviour, including illegal drinking by youths and intimidation, verbally and otherwise, of residents and asks that he present a report to the Area Committee meeting, outlining what measures the Council is implementing, on its own and in collaboration with An Garda Siochana, to counter such anti-social and illegal activity, especially within and at the boundaries of Griffeen Valley Park.
That this committee reaffirms its commitment to facilitate Esker Educate Together in establishing a permanent school building on a site at Esker Lane. However the committee calls on the manager not to commence a Part 8 to locate a park depot on lands adjacent to Johnsbridge housing estate within Griffeen Valley Park. The committee instead, appeals to the manager to prepare a Part 8 for this depot on council lands south of the railway line. These requests are made with due cognisance of Council policy to locate park depots within regional parks and having regard to the future development in the surrounding area and the extension of this park.
To ask the Manager will he take measures to address the serious problem of littering and dumping all across the Clondalkin area and will he look in particular at the following areas.
a. Glenfield / Harelawn / Greenfort and the areas outside the entrances to St Bernadette's schools in Quarryvale
b. Foxdene, Balgaddy
c. St Cuthbert's Park, South West Clondalkin
To ask the Manager what is the status of Glebe House in Rathcoole which is derelict and in the opinion of local residents a health and safety risk.
To ask the Manager what is position regarding replacement windows in Lindisfarne in Bawnogue where some residents feel that because they have made some effort to paint and maintain their windows, they have been left with old windows while others had theirs replaced.
To ask the Manager what measures are in place to address the problem of cars speeding on the Monastery Road in Clondalkin
To ask the Manager what more can be done to address the problem of illegal parking outside St Bernadette's Schools at Greenfort, Clondalkin which is causing serious risk to the safety of pupils there
To ask the Manager what can be done to address the problem caused by alarms going off incessantly particularly at night time. This problem has been reported all across the Clondalkin Electoral area.
To ask the Manager what can be done to address the litter problem at John's Wood, Clondalkin adjacent to the pedestrian access to the main road.
Cathaoirleach's Business
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That the Manager
a. Meet the management committee of Neilstown Boxing Club and local elected councillors on site and after that
b. See that all remedial works in the Neilstown Boxing Club premises are completed as soon as possible
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That the Manager provide an update on the masts on the Badminton Hall on Whitehall Road and that the Council will actively seek to reduce the number of masts at this location as part of the licensing process.
To ask the Manager what powers he has to ensure that landlords keep their rented properties and their gardens properly maintained?
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