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Question
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor W. Lavelle
Responsibility:
John McLoughlin

To thank the Road's Department, further to my repeated motions and representations, for their support in securing completion of the footpath at the junction of Willsbrook Road and Mount Bellew Way, Lucan and to request details of the timeframe for installation of the pedestrian crossing at this location as committed to in responses to my previous motions and representations?

Question
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. O'Connell
Responsibility:
Tony O Grady

To ask the Manager when will the footpath between Palmerstown Court and Palmerstown Shopping Centre be repaired and restored to a safe and satisfactory standard (as per my recent motion) as it has been let deteriorate to a totally unacceptable level?

Question
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor E. Tuffy
Responsibility:
Yvonne Dervan, Anne Byrne - Community

To ask the Manager if he will explore the possibility of a programme of measures/events to promote amongst residents, families and schools, the wonderful amenities available to them in the Council's Parks throughout the Lucan and Clondalkin Electoral Areas, and to encourage their use of these facilities (perhaps by including the Parks, along with Community Centres, Grange Castle Golf Club, Sports and Leisure Centres in the Think Local 2010 Initiative).

Question
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. O'Connell
Responsibility:
Tony O Grady

To ask the Manager when it is intended to have the footpaths in Palmerstown Village repaired to a safe standard as requested by me on several occasions over the last few years, as they are now even more dangerous since the recent very bad spell of weather?

Question
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. O'Connell
Responsibility:
John McLoughlin

To ask the Manager if there has been any response from the NRA to my motion requesting that they meet with this Committee to discuss the work that remains around the Palmerstown M50 interchange as a result of the M50 upgrade and while acknowledging the work of South Dublin County Council staff in addressing the problems being experienced by residents, it has to be noted that the offer of a balustrade fence to the rear of Hollyville is not acceptable and residents deserve that the wall be continued along back gardens to reduce noise levels and to restore security and privacy?

Headed Item
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Roads Department
Responsibility:
Sean Megraw

PROVISION OF SCHOOL WARDEN ON KILTIPPER WAY

Question
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor C. Jones
Responsibility:
Martin Judge

To ask the Manager how many unfinished developments there are in the County and what steps are being taken by the Council to ensure the completion of these developments?

Headed Item
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Roads Department
Responsibility:
John McLoughlin

REPORT ON PART 8 OF THE PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS 2001-2007

Tallaght Quality Bus Corridor Enhancements - N81 - Hard Shoulder Conversion.

Question
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. O'Connell
Responsibility:
Tony O Grady

To ask the Manager to report on the repairs to the surface and footpaths on the Old Lucan Road (from Palmerstown House to the No 18 Bus terminus) carried out?  This road and footpaths have suffered a lot from the traffic associated with both the building of the second Liffey Bridge and the more recent M50 upgrade and needs to be restored to an acceptable standard as was promised when both these works were being carried out.

Headed Item
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Roads Department
Responsibility:
Tony O Grady

2010 ROAD WORKS PROGRAMME

Question
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor T. Ridge
Responsibility:
John McLoughlin

To ask the Manager when will one way access to Tay Lane, Lucan will be in place?

Question
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor E. Tuffy
Responsibility:
Philip Murphy

To ask the Manager if he will report on any progress made to provide appropriate arrangements for taxi ranks, locations for taxis to queue, in Lucan in and around Lucan Village?

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. Kenny
Responsibility:
Paul Hogan, Anne Hyland

That the Manager clarify if and when the new Liffey Valley Development goes ahead does the new development have provision for labour sourced locally specifically in the North Clondalkin area in the development of Liffey Valley. Since the downturn in the construction industry, places like North Clondalkin have suffered disproportionately in terms of construction jobs lost in the community. Can the Manager or relevant bodies, articulate their opinion on direct labour.

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. Kenny
Responsibility:
Paul Hogan, Anne Hyland

That the Manager clarify if and when the new Liffey Valley Development goes ahead does the new development have provision for labour sourced locally specifically in the North Clondalkin area in the development of Liffey Valley. Since the downturn in the construction industry, places like North Clondalkin have suffered disproportionately in terms of construction jobs lost in the community. Can the Manager or relevant bodies, articulate their opinion on direct labour.

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. O'Connell
Responsibility:
Colm Ward

That this Committee calls on the Manger to make the provision and servicing (emptying) of litter bins in this committee area a priority during the current restricted financial period.

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor T. Ridge
Responsibility:
Paul Hogan

That an updated map showing changes of the proposed Metro West be made available to this committee and also the proposed time scale for same.

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor E. Tuffy
Responsibility:
Martin Judge, Tony Shanahan, William Purcell

That this Committee notes the section relating to South Dublin in the Report in The Irish Examiner of 8th April on Unfinished Estates, and requests the Manager if he can advise the Committee on the number of unfinished estates in the Lucan and Clondalkin Electoral (if any), where the Planning Permission has lapsed or is due to lapse before the end of the year, and if he can confirm that the issue of "unfinished estates" is not a serious problem in Lucan/Clondalkin and in the County in general. (Note: this motion does not include the Adamstown SDZ).  

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor W. Lavelle
Responsibility:
John McLoughlin

That this Area Committee recommends that South Dublin County Council initiate a comprehensive analysis of traffic congestion on the road network in those areas of Lucan south of the N4, to commence before the start of school holidays and to include:

  • A detailed junction performance analysis of all junctions along the Lucan stretch of the Outer Ring Road including analysis of peak-hour queue lengths and queuing times caused by tailbacks on approach roads to these junctions;
  • A detailed review of the veracity to date of traffic assessments including road-usage and junction performance projections contained in Environmental Impact Statements or otherwise prepared as part of the statutory planning processes for the N4 upgrade, the Outer Ring Road, Adamstown SDZ and Clonburris LAP/SDZ;
  • Recommendations in response to the findings of this traffic analysis aimed at improving traffic flow in the study area, such as redesign of Outer Ring Road junctions so as to increase their capacity and the reopening of the N4-Esker Lane slip-road,  possibly as a left-out only exit onto a segregated service lane;
  • Present a report containing the raw data, findings and recommendations of this traffic analysis to this Area Committee as a headed item, for discussion, at the earliest possible date.
Headed Item
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Roads Department
Responsibility:
Tony O Grady

2010 ROAD WORKS PROGRAMME

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. O'Connell
Responsibility:
David Fennell

That the Manager responsible to have the entrances to Glenaulin Park, Palmerstown from the laneway to the rear of Culmore Road and the entrances between Glenaulin Park and the California Hills, closed to the public as there is no good being served by any such entrances and they only provide access to those interested in anti-social behaviour.