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That South Dublin County Council supports the Citywide Drugs Crisis Campaign against cuts to Drugs Task Force funding, and calls for the government to allocate the money from the Criminal Assets Bureau to Regional & Local Drugs Task Forces to assist in the provision of services in their communities and to provide the neccessary funding for a Regional Criminal Assets Bureau office be located in South Dublin County to assist in combating those who are profiting from the Drugs Trade.
This joint motion is in the names of Councillor Mick Duff and Councillor Dermot Looney
Liffey Valley Zoning.
That the Manager will give a report on the progress of the Social Housing Leasing Scheme within the County.
That the Manager will give a report on the progress of the Social Housing Leasing Scheme within the County.
That the Manager will give a report on the progress of the Social Housing Leasing Scheme within the County.
That the Manager will give a report on the progress of the Social Housing Leasing Scheme within the County.
That the Manager will give a report on the progress of the Social Housing Leasing Scheme within the County.
Confirmation and re-affirmation of Minutes of Meeting of Tuesday 8th June 2010.
Application for Grants
NEW WORKS
(No Business)
A Connected Place - Transportation. Minor Wording Amendments
HI 7(a) Proposed Amendment PA053 relates to Quality Bus Corridors and includes a reference to the DTO (Dublin Transport Authority).
HI 7(b) Proposed Amendment PA058 relates to Policy T16: Transport and Traffic Impact Statements which states: It is the policy of the Council that a Transport and Traffic Impact Statement should be submitted with all significant development proposals.
The proposed amendment adds the following text: Transport and Traffic Impact Statements shall be prepared in compliance with the Traffic Assessment Guidelines (National Roads Authority, September 2007).
HI 7(c) Proposed Amendment PA066 relates to a note for Table 2.2.4 General Car Parking Standards Related to Land Use, that Parking bays (for shopping centres particularly) will be 2.5m wide and 5m in length. All parking bays in surface and multi-storey or basement parking areas (other than those reserved for disabled persons) shall be 2.5m in width and 4.75m in length, exclusive of any structural pillars and other obstacles.
HI 7(d) Proposed Amendment PA069 relates to the revised Table 2.2.5 of the Six-year Roads Objectives from which the National Secondary Route Road objective ‘Upgrade of N81 Blessington Road (Extension of the Tallaght By-Pass)’ was omitted.
HI 7(e) Proposed Amendment PA057 relates to Section 2.2.14 Walking and Cycling and proposes to insert new text.
A Living Place - Minor Wording Amendments.
PA030 introduces a new policy SCR12(A) ‘Cooperation with the Department of Education and Science in the Sustainable Development of Existing Schools and Educational Institute Sites’.
Proposed Amendment PA213 relates to changes to the text of Schedule 6 Housing Strategy.
Recommended deletion to Proposed Amendment PA228 which relates to zoning of lands, north of the Naas Road.
A Busy Place - Minor Wording Amendments.
HI 15(a) Proposed Amendment PA120 relates to new Policy TDL21 A Lucan Village Vision and Strategy.
HI 15(b) Proposed Amendment PA122 relates to new Policy TDL21 C Templeogue Village Vision and Strategy.
Recommended wording change to PA002 which amends and updates the Core Strategy of the Draft Development Plan, inter alia, in order to take into account the Regional Planning Guidelines for the Greater Dublin Area 2010-2022, which were published in June 2010.
Recommended deletion of PA184 which refers to a proposed new SLO as follows:
Tandy’s Lane and Esker Lane- Exit on to N4
To pursue and facilitate the reopening of Tandy’s Lane and Esker Lane exists onto the N4 in an acceptable, safe and efficient layout subject to funding and approval from the National Roads Authority.
Recommended wording clarification to Proposed Amendment PA144 which relates to Policy LHA9 Impacts on Natura 2000 Sites and proposes including the statement that “All subsequent plan-making and adoption of plans arising from this Plan and proposed amendments to the adopted plan will be screened for the need to undertake Stage 2 Appropriate Assessment under Article 6 of the Habitats Directive. Projects noted within the National Parks and Wildlife Service Appropriate Assessment of Plans and Projects in Ireland – Guidance for Planning Authorities (2009) will be screened for the need to undertake Stage 2 Appropriate Assessment under Article 6 of the Habitats Directive.”
"To ask the Manager to have the unfinished landscaping on the green area around the football pitch at Whitechurch estate completed as was promised to the residents. The area is full of small stones and wild grass and is a disgrace. The parking bay opposite house 16 Whitechurch Way has rubble and soil and needs to be cleaned up?"
CORRESPONDENCE
(No Business)