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CORRESPONDENCE
(a) Letter to Minister for Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs regarding withdrawal of funding from the Dolcain Project and the North Clondalkin Community Development Project.
(b) Letter to Deputy John Curran, Minister of State with similar request.
(c) Reply received from Private Secretary to Minister of State, Department of Community, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs on Minister O'Cuív and Deputy John Curran's behalf.
CORRESPONDENCE
(a) Letter from Permanent TSB regarding its branch on Main Street, Clondalkin
(b) Letter from An Post regarding the future use of the former sorting office on Tandy's Lane, Lucan
(c) Letter from Iarnród Éireann regarding Kishoge Rail Station
(d) Letter from Dublin Bus regarding Bus Shelter on the Newcastle Road at Finnstown Estate
(e) Letter from Dublin Bus regarding Bus Shelter on Kennelsfort Road, Palmerstown
NEW WORKS
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Planning Files
A. Large applications under consideration
B. Files requested by members
PROPOSED DECLARATION OF ROADS
No Business
"Would the Council consider the installation of rubbish bins as none exist from the Council premises on the Blessington Road to the Institute of Technology, Tallaght,on both sides?"
That this Committee recommends that South Dublin County Council operates a consistency in relation to back land development at the cottages on Knockmeenagh Road, Clondalkin and recognises that, given some backland planning permissions have been granted, the only consistency that is possible at present is, that all backland planning applications in this location are open for consideration.
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NEW WORKS
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CORRESPONDENCE
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That this Committee recommends that South Dublin County Council operates a consistency in relation to back land development at the cottages on Knockmeenagh Road, Clondalkin and recognises that, given some backland planning permissions have been granted, the only consistency that is possible at present is, that all backland planning applications in this location are open for consideration.
"That this Committee discusses with the aid of a full report the request from Woodstown Crescent Residents to Extinguish the Public Right of Way by means of a gate locked in the evening at their cul-de-sac to alleviate anti-social behaviour."
HERITAGE PLAN
(circulated herewith)