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Please refer to L/C ACM (2) A - Rescheduled Meeting 8th December, 2009
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That the Manager present a detailed report, for discussion, on the outcome of recent meetings with both the Palmerstown Community Council and the developer of the new Community Centre at Palmerstown Shopping Centre, including an outline of the outstanding issues (planning, financial, legal, technical etc.) which have yet to be resolved so as to allow for the completion and hand-over of this much-needed local facility; and to present this Committee with proposals on how to progress this matter to a speedy and satisfactory conclusion.
Cathaoirleach's Business
That the Manager includes a bottle bank into the re-development works at Neilstown Community Centre.
Cathaoirleach's Business
That this Committee recommends that South Dublin County Council puts on a reception in the near future to honour the members of the St. Francis Football Club who won the F.A.I. 'Umbro' Senior Women's Cup in 2009.
That this Committee requests the Manager not to close the Green Waste Recycling Facility at Esker, Lucan until such time as the Brown Bin is rolled out to all houses in the area and the new scheme will be up and running. Would the Manager also report on early discussions on the future use of the lands at the Green Waste Facility in Esker?
That this Committee recommend that a celebration of the many successes of St. Francis Girls Teams (soccer) by way of formal reception by South Dublin County Council in the near future.
That this Committee requests the Manager to write to the Minister for Environment, Heritage and Local Government and request an up-to-date report on this Council's earlier requests to extend the Special Amenity Area Order to the lands currently not protected by the SAAO between Lucan Bridge and Palmerstown, including St. Edmundsbury and Woodville, and further request the Minister to exercise his powers to issue this order without further delays.
That the Manager presents a report on the plans for the two houses at the entrance to Liscarne Estate, Clondalkin.
That the Manager would present a detailed report for discussion following my regular discussions with Council officials, in particular since my meeting with Palmerstown Rangers on 19th September, where specific problematic issues were discussed and identified and require the Council's support on resolving in an effort to move forward.
That in view of the blatant disregard of motorists of the double yellow lines outside Clondalkin Social Welfare Office that a strictly no parking signs be placed there a.s.a.p. and that the Gardaí at Clondalkin monitor this area closely.
That this Council, noting that four areas of our county (i.e. Lucan, Clondalkin, Newcastle-Rathcoole & Tallaght) have been publicly identified by the Department of Education as being among the areas of the state with the highest future school-place demand; and further noting correspondence dated November 20th from the Minister for Education to the Lucan-Clondalkin Area Committee; requests the Manager to present a detailed report on discussions between officials of this council and the Department of Education regarding the use of GIS mapping systems for the forecasting of future school-place demand in our county; and furthermore requests the Manager to arrange with the Department for Education for a full briefing to be provided for the elected members of this council ahead of the next phase of our deliberations on the new County Development Plan, on the Department’s assessment of the future school-place needs of our county and their recommendations to this council in response to this assessed demand.
That this council, noting that four areas of our county (i.e. Lucan, Clondalkin, Newcastle-Rathcoole & Tallaght) have been publicly identified by the Department of Education as being among the areas of the state with the highest future school-place demand; and further noting correspondence dated November 20th from the Minister for Education to the Lucan-Clondalkin Area Committee; requests the Manager to present a detailed report on discussions between officials of this council and the Department of Education regarding the use of GIS mapping systems for the forecasting of future school-place demand in our county; and furthermore requests the Manager to arrange with the Department for Education for a full briefing to be provided for the elected members of this council ahead of the next phase of our deliberations on the new County Development Plan, on the Department’s assessment of the future school-place needs of our county and their recommendations to this council in response to this assessed demand.
"To ask the Manager to arrange for the removal of graffiti from containers/dressing rooms in the vicinity of the Old Bawn Road/Dodder Park as soon as possible?"
"To ask the Manager to outline how, going forward, SDCC is going to deal with the rise in Anti-social behaviour, due to the perceived increase in drug-dealing in many Council owned estates in Tallaght - to indicate where this Council's responsibility ends and the Gardai's begins and how the Council Housing staff are finding the Garda response to the many problems that are currently being highlighted?"
"To ask the Manager to indicate how the new system for processing housing applications is progressing - outlining how many applications are currently being dealt with on a daily basis, if there is any customer feedback and if there are any possible improvements required?"
"To ask the Manager to provide a comprehensive list giving numbers and location and date of surrender of all vacant houses in the Tallaght area along with a reason for each vacancy and the expected turnaround/reletting date?"
"To ask the Manager to outline in practice how the new bin collection waiver scheme will operate for recipients as there is a lot of confusion amongst members of the public about how this scheme will be rolled out and the practicalities for the service users?"
"To ask the Manager to state how many notices have been served by the Litter Wardens on the owners of the shopping centre on Sundale Park owned by Kelland Homes since it opened for business to date, and how much in fines have charged and paid to date in respect of the systematic littering and lack of cleansing of the shopping centre and its environs?"