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That the Manager present a report on the compliance of the By-Law on the removal of graffiti by home owners and business proprietors for 2009.
That the Manager reports on efforts to date to ensure that Kelland Homes pay attention to the upkeep of their properties in the Sundale Estate and that this Committee considers requesting IBAL to include this area in its regular surveys of Tallaght.
That the Manager indicates how the matter of regular cleansing on National roads in Tallaght such as the N81 will be addressed in a sustainable way going forward and if current legislation and regulations are preventing the proper cleansing and upkeep of these road medians and margins, that this Committee requests that a review is carried out by the Transportation SPC with a view to influencing a change in legislation to allow a realistic approach to this issue.
That the Manager examine the layout of the road lining on Blessington Road, Tallaght specifically the potential danger at the entrance to the Bryan S Ryan building.
APPLICATION FOR A COUNTYWIDE GRANT
(circulated herewith)
That the Manager arrange that one more bollard be placed at the walk through between Oakwood Grove and St. Patrick's Road, Clondalkin. This would stop motor bikes using this pedestrian facility (too much space between bollards), and that the agreed new bollards be placed on the pathway at 72 St. Patrick's Road similar to the ones placed already which will deter bullying gangs who gather at this site used for drinking and other nefarious activities. (Residents are all in agreement urgent action needed before bright evenings).
AUTHORISATION OF OVER-EXPENDITURE
(circulated herewith)
UPDATE ON ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS
(circulated herewith)
That the Manager lists all the sites in South County Dublin which are under, or to come under, the remit of the National Assets Management Agency and explains, as far as he can, what is going to happen to those sites.
That this Committee now requests South Dublin County Council to ask the Irish Government, through the Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government, to begin the process of engaging with the owners of the lands at St. Edmundsbury and Woodville, Lucan, that would take these lands into state ownership so that the objective of this Council and that of the local community will be realised, and that these lands will become part of a Liffey Valley Park, and that as part of this new initiative this Council would make a presentation to the Minister for Arts, Sports and Tourism, demonstrating the potential tourism benefits as well as the historical, conservation and heritage significance of these lands.
That this Committee now requests South Dublin County Council to ask the Irish Government, through the Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government, to begin the process of engaging with the owners of the lands at St. Edmundsbury and Woodville, Lucan, that would take these lands into state ownership so that the objective of this Council and that of the local community will be realised, and that these lands will become part of a Liffey Valley Park, and that as part of this new initiative this Council would make a presentation to the Minister for Arts, Sports and Tourism, demonstrating the potential tourism benefits as well as the historical, conservation and heritage significance of these lands.
That this Committee now requests South Dublin County Council to ask the Irish Government, through the Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government, to begin the process of engaging with the owners of the lands at St. Edmundsbury and Woodville, Lucan, that would take these lands into state ownership so that the objective of this Council and that of the local community will be realised, and that these lands will become part of a Liffey Valley Park, and that as part of this new initiative this Council would make a presentation to the Minister for Arts, Sports and Tourism, demonstrating the potential tourism benefits as well as the historical, conservation and heritage significance of these lands.
Ministerial
Letter, dated 28th January 2010, from Minister of State John Curran T.D. in response to SDCC's letter in relation to motion passed regarding Drugs Funding.
Mayor's Business
That this Council call upon the Minister for Education and Science, Mr. Batt O'Keeffe TD, to review the decision regarding the threatened staff cuts at St. Joseph's Special School, Balrothery, Dublin 24, and to make no final decision without consultation with the Principal and the Board of Management of St Josephs regarding the impact on the pupils, staff, parents and the service it provides to the community on a Countywide basis.
Presentation on Transportation issues
Presentation on Mobility Management
S.P.C Work Programme.
"To ask the Manager to inspect the footpaths in Templeville Drive and to include them in this years footpath repair programme?"
Cathaoirleach's Business
(No Business)
Is it possible to give a report on the number of convictions for breach of the 3 Tonne limit on Kennelsfort Road during 2009 and is it possible to state the number of times that Gardai have been assigned to 3 Tonne duty on this road during 2009?