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REPORTS REQUESTED BY AREA COMMITTEES
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Grants for Conservation of Protected Structures
DECLARATION OF ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROADS
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PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES/SITES
(circulated herewith)
Disposal of Affordable Homes
That the Council, in the context of the ongoing Lisbon debate, fully utilises its designated member of staff charged with European Responsibilities, and, through discussions at CPG level and among party leaders, considers the option of using existing meeting headings and structures to regularly and formally inform members of developments at European Union level which directly affect the work and policies of the local authority
That the Council, in the context of the ongoing Lisbon debate, fully utilises its designated member of staff charged with European Responsibilities, and, through discussions at CPG level and among party leaders, considers the option of using existing meeting headings and structures to regularly and formally inform members of developments at European Union level which directly affect the work and policies of the local authority
That the Council, in the context of the ongoing Lisbon debate, fully utilises its designated member of staff charged with European Responsibilities, and, through discussions at CPG level and among party leaders, considers the option of using existing meeting headings and structures to regularly and formally inform members of developments at European Union level which directly affect the work and policies of the local authority
"That the Manager meet with Woodfield and Airpark residents with a view to resolving the right-of-way issue that has arisen locally."
Proposed Extinguishment of the Public Right of Way at
rear 159 – 178 Castle Park, Tallaght, Dublin 24
Proposed Extinguishment of the Public Right of Way at rear of
58/62 and 63/68 Balrothery Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
"That this Committee discuss, with the aid of a report from the Manager, proposals made in a recent consultants report to Dublin City Council that part of the green space between Springfield Avenue (R112) and the river Dodder be developed as a car-park."
"That this Commitee requests the Parks Department to consider planting the central median of the Rathfarnham ByPass with shrubbery and foliage to help address the environmental noise impact of traffic which particularly effects residents of local homes and apartments."
"That this Committee request that the Manager extensively discuss with the local community proposals to restrict 24 hour access to Rathfarnham Castle grounds."
That this Council agrees to the introduction of a pilot scheme to provide 'children at play' signs to local residents associations without charge. Such a scheme could include a limit per year on the number of signs and an equal division throughout the County. The current situation where communities with greater wealth can easily afford to pay for such signs which the Council then erects without charge is manifestly unfair, as other communities with equal or greater need, but who cannot afford to buy the signs, are left with their children facing greater risks when playing in their area.
That this Council agrees to the introduction of a pilot scheme to provide 'children at play' signs to local residents associations without charge. Such a scheme could include a limit per year on the number of signs and an equal division throughout the County. The current situation where communities with greater wealth can easily afford to pay for such signs which the Council then erects without charge is manifestly unfair, as other communities with equal or greater need, but who cannot afford to buy the signs, are left with their children facing greater risks when playing in their area.
That this Council introduce a tree pruning and removal programme similar to the scheme which was implemented for footpath repairs. Such a programme would provide much needed clarity to all local residents and groups in the County who have no idea from year to year if the requests they have made in relation to overgrown and sometimes dangerous trees will ever be dealt with.
That South Dublin County Council agrees to the immediate introduction of by-laws or other measures to prohibit circuses which use wild animals from performing on any land within its jurisdiction as have Fingal and Dun-Laoghaire/Rathdown County Councils
That this Council agrees to the introduction of a pilot scheme to provide 'children at play' signs to local residents associations without charge. Such a scheme could include a limit per year on the number of signs and an equal division throughout the County. The current situation where communities with greater wealth can easily afford to pay for such signs which the Council then erects without charge is manifestly unfair, as other communities with equal or greater need, but who cannot afford to buy the signs, are left with their children facing greater risks when playing in their area.
“To ask the Manager to recognise the need to provide a proper stub wall and railings on the open space opposite the houses at Ely Crescent just off the Oldcourt Road, as a means of preventing children from running onto this busy road, if in the context of discussions with Dublin Bus about their tentative proposal for a new bus stop, shelter and lay-by at this location, if funds could be provided for the said stub wall and railings, and if the Manager would recognise the potential danger which exists at this location, given the proximity of the 4 houses on Ely Crescent to the Oldcourt Road, and if he would make a statement on the matter?”
Anti-Social Statistic Report