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NEW WORKS
(No Business)
Green Bin Service
CORRESPONDENCE
(None Received)
"That the Manger outline the tree planting programme which will be carried out in Rathfarnham Area in 2010 and outline if this programme has been cut back as a result of the 2010 Council budget."
"That the Manager will ensure that signage for M50 exit 12 properly reflects the fact that vehicles are exiting to Knocklyon at this exit, regardless of which direction they are coming from and that the signage reflects this appropriately."
Proposed Declaration of Roads to be Public Roads
(No Business)
This Committee, concerned at the drop in young people, residents, and other groups using the can recycling facility based in Killinarden Community Centre, and the financial cost for the rent of such machines and the reduction of any substantial reward for users, agrees to call on the Manager to investigate new ways of encouraging the active use of this and other similar type schemes that are in the long term interest of the wider community and those they are based in, and agrees to write to the Minister for Environment expressing our concern at potential collapse of this type of reduction initiative and calls for more imaginative schemes to be introduced and funded in the near future.
Report on the rise in burglaries in Palmerstown, Dublin 20
"That the Manager provide a detailed report on the damage caused to roads in the Rathfarnham Area and when repairs will be carried out if needed and what monies will be used to carry out this work."
Request a report on the situation and tackling anti-social behaviour in Glenaulin Park, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.
"That the Manager meet with M50 Concessions to represent the following issues with regard to the widening scheme:
a. The negative visual impact of the gantries on Residents of Castlefield and Orlagh Grove estates and how they propose to address this;
b. The landscaping plan for the motorway as it runs by Orlagh, Woodifeld, Beverly, Woodstown Village, Prospect, Airpark and Orlagh Park, and Orlagh Crescent, where there is 'dead' ground with an open entrance adjacent to the wooden boundary walls on St Colmcille's Way;
c. The safety barrier adjacent to the on-ramp at Orlagh Avenue and what progress has been made on this issue;
d. The replacement of the original wooden barriers at Orlagh Avenue and Orlagh park with new wooden walls;
e. Consideration to be given to moving the wooden boundries at Propect\Court (M50 side) from the boundary wall to the road side of the M50, which would relieve the issue of light loss on Residents and also maintain the objective meeting with An Bord Pleanala objectives regarding noise reduction measures."
NEW WORKS
(No Business)
CORRESPONDENCE
Letter RECEIVED from Dublin Bus, on 16th February, 2010, as a result of a Motion passed at the Tallaght(2) ACM on 27th October, 2009, in relation to the re-erection of the City bound Bus stop on N81 between the Cloonmore and Raheen/Maplewood stops.
Resources for tackling gang land crime in certain areas of Clondalkin, Dublin 22
"That the Manager update this Committee on the M50 Sound reduction barriers and calls for the introduction of these barriers to be installed without the loss of existing trees where possible and in particular at Orlagh Park. That this Committee calls for the Council to request NRA to plant tall deciduous trees to counter the effect of the new Motorway Gantries at the Scholarstown interchange and its effect on the Residents of Orlagh Grove."
A general report on anti-social behaviour throughout Clondalkin and Lucan
To ask the Manager if he will agree that the closure of a county green waste facility while the brown bin still remains unavailable is a risk to the environment of this county?
To ask the Manager if he can provide an updated report on the number of housing units allocated to applicants in the County in 2009, with the figures for transfers provided separately, and if he can provide an estimate for the anticipated number of completions and new housing unit allocations to be made in 2010?
To ask the Manager if the Council has a role in advising householders in the County on whether their houses/residences are locations in the County where Radon gas levels are known to be high enough to warrant householders having the level of Radon gas in their homes tested, if the Council is in a position to deal with queries from householders and if he will make a statement on the Report published by the Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland in so far as it applies to South Dublin County?
To compliment the Manager and his colleagues on the manner in which they have dealt with water shortages arising from the recent cold weather, particularly in their use of the website and other forms of communication, and to ask if he will make a statement on the performance of the Council's water supply network, including a statement on the adequacy of the capital funding avalable to the Council in 2010 to continue projects to improve the County's water supply and distribution network?