That this Committee calls on the Manager to provide the necessary resources both financial and manpower to enable Halloween anti-bonfire collections to be carried out for communities as in previous years.  This service should be particularly provided on the Saturday of Halloween.

That this Committee requests the Manager to outline the Development Plans for the Osprey Bridge and that he includes a timeline for any proposed improvement work.

• M6

That the Manager would present a report for discussion on flower selling services for the benefit of our communities at this Council's cemeteries.

• M 5

"To ask the Manager  could he please give an update on the community centre that was to be built in Ballycragh Park?"

• Q 6

"To ask the Manager in view of demand from local residents has he any plans to extend the allotment programme this year at the existing area in Bohernabreena?" 

• Q2

"To ask the Manager can he give an update on the average cost to this Council of necessary improvements to housing stock per house that was surrendered or recovered from former tenants in the last year, and outlining in the report the largest amount spent on refurbishment and associated works in this Tallaght Committee area?" 

• Q 5

"To ask the Manager to detail any efforts made to seek permanent accommodation for the Buíon Naomh Pól Guides group, currently working out of St Paul's Primary Schools, Greenhills?"

• Q 7

To ask the Manager to erect a 'Cul de Sac' sign on the empty signpost at the entrance to Moyle Crescent, Clondalkin?

• Q 13

"To ask the Manager to confirm the current status of the electronic credit system for refuse collection in the Tallaght LEA's, given that the latest indications were that rollout of the system would begin in mid-October, and to report on the proposed application and renewal systems for those with waivers?"

• Q.3

Cathaoirleachs Business

This Committee in view of difficulties being experienced by residents living beside boarded up houses in relation to illegal  dumping on the properties and anti social elements using them as a gathering area, will the Manager give a report outlining what new measures in conjunction with the Garda Authorities he can introduce to limit the negative impact these houses are having on immediate neighbours and the community at large

Cathaoirleach's Business

This Committee agrees to call on the Manager to give a report outlining if he has received representations regarding increased traffic volumes and associated problems being experienced by residents living in the Silken Park Kingswood Cross area and  if any steps can be taken to alleviate these local difficulties. 

• M. 7

To ask the Manager what he has done, and will do, to tackle the dumping problem in Collinstown Park, North Clondalkin?

• Q.3

To ask the Manager

(a) to outline the Planning Guidelines in relation to granting temporary permission to a permanent residential structure?

(b) to outline Government Guidelines, as issued by the Department of the Environment, in relation to the same matter?

(c) to list any temporary planning permissions granted to permanent residential structures within South County Dublin and an explanation for doing so?

That this Committee agree to request that in a new proposal for taxi and hackney ranks for Clondalkin that a 'no parking' area be so designated to allow access and egress for funeral hearse and mourners cars outside a funeral home and that no taxi rank be placed at Massey's at Orchard Road, Clondalkin.

• M. 20

Approval of registration of charge in favour of Clann Credo in respect of Neilstown Enterprise Centre, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

(circulated herewith)

• H13 Deed of Charge-Clann Credo
• H13 Map - Neilstown Enterprise Centre

MAYOR'S BUSINESS

South Dublin County Council calls on the Government to support the Family Resource Centre Programme and, in particular, Family Resource Centres in Dublin.  We support the three campaign principles of the Family Resource Centre National Forum, which are: 

1. The Family Resource Centre programme delivers a value-for-money support for families across Ireland.  At times of financial hardship, the services of Family Resource Centres will be needed more than ever.  Rather than considering closing or reducing the FRC programme, it should be developed and expanded.
2. The Family Support Agency is the best vehicle to deliver the Family Resource Centre Programme, and the Agency should be maintained.
3. If any changes are to be made to the FRC programme or Family Support Agency, the Family Resource Centre National Forum must be consulted on the way forward.

• M2 Family Resource Programme

Traveller Accommodation Report

• H 5 TAP

That the Manager present an updated report on the implementation of the Council’s Affordable Housing scheme in the Lucan/Clondalkin Electoral Areas in the period since 1^st September 2008, including information on the number of applicants for Affordable Housing, the number homes disposed to applicants, and if he will indicate how many Affordable Homes is it anticipated will be offered to the Council in 2010.

• M 28

That this Committee continues to support the campaign for a Second Level Educate Together School, and that the Manager would agree to write to the Minister for Education and Science and request a progress report on this project, including making a renewed request, and the strongest possible case, for a Second Level Educate Together School for Lucan, given that Lucan remains the only community in Ireland with 5 Educate Together National Schools.

That the Manager would present a detailed report for discussion on progress made on the second level school for the Lucan South area following previous requests, motions tabled etc.