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That this Committee requests that the Manager write to the owner of the Mill Centre in Clondalkin and request the immediate removal of the filthy and torn flags (National, European and Local) flying from flagpoles in the centre of the car park.
That the Manager present a report on new works, if any for Corkagh Park, Clondalkin.
NEW WORKS
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C 3 Letter from NTA dated 31.1.11
C 3 Letter to Minister for Transport dated 29.11.10
That this Area Committee requests that the Manager take action regarding the on the pavement selling of retail items on Clondalkin's Main Street and its environs.
"That the Manager outline the schedule for roads and traffic calming repairs for the Rathfarnham area."
"That this Committee agrees with the need for salt/grit boxes in at least the following areas when there are heavy snow falls and significant frost forecasts - Orlagh Grove; Woodfield; Prospect Manor; Whitechurch; Grangebrook; Moyville; Palmer/Pearse Bros Parks and to bring a Headed Item to the next Rathfarnham Area Committee Meeting with concrete propsoals in this regard."
That this Committee, recognising the lack of Taxi parking bays in the vicinity of Tallaght Stadium, calls on the Manager in consultation with the Garda Authorities to investigate the establishing of iniatially temporary bays during match and other planned fixtures near this venue.
To ask the Manager for an update on the review to the service provided by Dublin Fire Brigade, and to make a statement on the matter.
To ask the Manager to report on any contact with the "Local Government Efficiency Review Group," and to make a statement on the matter.
To ask the Manager to provide a report on the Higher Education Grants Scheme for the current academic year, detailing the numbers applying, the numbers processed, comparisons to previous years, the performance of new systems and any planned changes for the coming academic year in light of the advanced status of the Student Support Bill in the Oireachtas.
Letter, by email dated 26th January 2011, from North Tipperary County Council regarding Postal Services in Ireland
That an update be given re Geothermal site at Greenogue Newcastle.
"To ask the Manager to arrange for the installation of double yellow lines at the junctions of The Park, The Walk and the Grove - Millbrook Lawns as roadside parking at the locations is causing serious safety issues locally whereby sight lines have been seriously diminished as a result of such parking habits?"
"To ask the Manager to arrange for the installation of double yellow lines at the entrance to Cois Na h-Abhainn and Dún An Óir (Old Bawn) as residents are severely obstructed at School times whereby parents of students block the entrance to the Road?"
That this Committee calls on the Manager to report on the plans for St. Patrick's Day festivities in Tallaght this year to include the promotion of the 'Think Local' campaign.
That this Committee calls on the Manager to report on the ongoing discussions/proposals for the Lidl site in Tallaght Village.
That this Committee, further to my previous repeated requests, recommends that the Manager installs a signalised pedestrian crossing on Griffeen Avenue at Oldbridge Estate on the basis that the provision of a new signalised pedestrian crossing at this location could reliably be expected to increase the overall number of pedestrians crossing Griffeen Avenue and in particular to increase the numbers of children (and parents) walking to school; and therefore the fact that a traffic count warrant has not yet been reached should be disregarded as a reason not to install this importantly-strategic signalised pedestrian crossing which has been a long-held objective of the local community in Oldbridge, Rossberry, Tullyhall and Hayden’s Park Estates, from where many pedestrians, including hundreds of school children, have to cross the busy Griffeen Avenue to access Griffeen Valley Educate Together NS, the Griffeen Youth Centre, the local shops and bus-stops.
To ask the Manager to report on the rights and responsibilities of local authorities with respect to the creation of new rights-of-ways in the context of the recent High Court ruling on the Lissadell case?