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To ask the Chief Executive what the Council’s policy is on litter collection and grass cutting, whether litter should be collected before grass cutting takes place, and how this is monitored and checked?
That this Council requests the Chief Executive to examine complementary town and village support measures, including initiatives similar to the ‘Love Sligo’ local business card scheme, and to consider whether such approaches could be advanced through the Economic, Enterprise and Tourism SPC and the relevant Area Committee.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the implementation of the February 2026 motion regarding supports for Lucan Village businesses affected by Village Green works, including any measures identified, constraints encountered, and timelines for reporting back to Members. Item 91094.
That this Council requests the Chief Executive to ensure that all roads in the County are inspected at least twice yearly for misaligned or obscured signs, missing street name signs, and hedges encroaching on footpaths.
That this Council welcomes the full opening of Lucan Leisure Centre, including the gym and swimming pool facilities which are now experiencing very strong usage levels and reportedly have waiting lists in place. In light of the increasing demand on the existing car park this Council calls on the Chief Executive to examine parking arrangements at the facility including whether areas within the site could be redesigned to provide additional parking spaces and whether separate staff parking arrangements could be explored to maximise public parking availability.
Housing Allocations Quarterly Report (for noting).
Quarterly Report on Anti Social Behaviour
Housing Delivery Quarterly Report
That this Area Committee outlines the changes regarding locking gate removal preventing cars getting from Cherrywood Ave to Clondalkin Swimming Pool car park and if it is in its finished state - currently 2 bollards have been put up.
To ask the Manager to report on the future plans for the parcel of land located opposite Di Bella and bordering Griffeen Avenue and Oldbridge Estate, and to clarify whether there are still proposals as per the original Clonburris SDZ plan to provide an attenuation pond on this site, following the recent clearing of overgrowth from the area.
To ask the Chief Executive, following the recent public meeting arranged by South Dublin County Council and the new Local Community Safety Partnership in relation to the new community safety structures replacing the former Joint Policing Committee framework, whether consideration will be given to holding a similar public meeting within the Lucan area to ensure greater accessibility and participation for residents living within the north/western side of the County who may find it difficult to travel to Tallaght to attend such events. And further, whether the Council and Local Community Safety Partnership would consider a more localised community engagement approach across different parts of the County as the new structures and strategies are developed and rolled out.
To ask the Chief Executive to provide a report setting out, insofar as information is available to the Council, the average private market sale prices being achieved for newly constructed residential units within recent, current and forthcoming housing developments in the Adamstown and Clondalkin areas, including a breakdown by development where possible. And further, to provide details of the average purchase price or acquisition cost being paid by South Dublin County Council for residential units acquired within these developments for social and/or affordable housing purposes, together with the relevant unit types and delivery arrangements, insofar as same can be disclosed.
To ask the Chief Executive to provide a detailed update regarding the proposed works currently planned in the Castle Gate / Adamstown area in relation to the large mature tree and adjoining footpath infrastructure, including a breakdown of the nature and extent of the works proposed, the current stage of the project and how the Council intends to complete the necessary footpath repairs while protecting and retaining the tree in situ. And further, given the significant local concern regarding the future of the tree to ask that elected members and the local community be notified well in advance of any proposed changes to its status, removal or substantial alteration arising from the works process.