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Reference - Protected Structures - to propose: "It is the policy of the Council to include Lime kiln at Hawkridge, on the Old Celbridge Road, Lucan, as a Protected Structure."
Housing Strategy: "That an 'overnight' homeless unit be either built or acquired within the County for the Homeless people of the County and that this be fully resourced and operational within the lifetime of the plan. This policy to be pursued in consultation with relevant bodies such as Focus Ireland, Tallaght Homeless Advice, etc."
That the following amendment be included in the written statement:-
P 304 - Schedule 7 - Define careful consideration in following - Pylons/Masts – these are particularly prominent along valleys and careful consideration should be given to any such proposals.
That the following amendment be included in the written statement:-
Landscape Character Area Description
11. Firhouse /add Rathfarnham
The Management shall explore and insert in the next draft of the County Development Plan before it goes on public display, a Zoning category similar to that which applies to the Dublin Mountains for the area of the Liffey Valley that lies within South Dublin County, that includes all (but not only) the SAAO and that is bounded by the river Liffey on the one side from Chapelizod to Leixlip, and the Old Lucan Road from the City boundary to the M50 and by the N4 as far as the junction with the Outer Ring Road, from there by the Old Lucan Road again to Lucan Bridge, that includes all of Lucan Demesne, Lucan Golf Course, Cooldrinagh (including Weston Airport) and Tobbermaclog, with the objective of distinguishing the unique landscape which is the Liffey Valley from other Green Belts and providing the Liffey Valley with the maximum protection for future generations.
Given the proximity of the Lucan Golf Club lands to the river Liffey and it’s current green undeveloped status; and the fact it forms and is seen as part of the green belt between the residential communities of Lucan and Celbridge; together with the enormous extent of land already zoned in the county and the decrease in demand for development – this proposal warrants no further consideration. In summary given the above and also but not limited to the criterion of ‘Policy Context’, ‘Environmental & Heritage’, ‘Environment’ and ‘Assessment of Need’, it should be rejected and not carried into the Draft Plan for further consideration.
That the enclosed site adjacent to 58 St. Patrick's Park, Clondalkin be zoned residential to allow for the building of 1 dwelling to stop the ongoing anti social activities and the unkempt condition of the site given the quiet and well maintained remainder of the estate. The Local Authority is already aware of the history of this site.
That this Council re-zones land currently zoned as objective A1 in the immediate vicinity of the McUlliam Estate to objective F in keeping with the proper planning and sustainable development of this area given the enormous and ongoing difficulties experienced by the local community due to lack of open space in the area.
That this council reverts to objective F land that is currently zoned objective A in the vicinity of the Tallaght Leisure Centre at Jobstown Park. This land was the subject of a variation to the previous Development Plan - in keeping with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area.
That this Council zones land in the vicinity of Citywise/An Turas/JADD/Jobstown Community Centre in an appropriate way to ensure that the land is used in a way to benefit the community in terms of amenities as opposed to further residential development.
That this Council ensures zoning of land in the vicinity of St Maelruan's School Jobstown is suitable to the environs of this school.
That this Council ensures that intended objectives to provide school sites in the Citywest area are clearly outlined on the Development Plan maps eg. there is currently still an objective for a Primary School marked on map 4 on the site for the Citywest District Centre - this site should have been outlined on the map in the vicinity of Magna Business Park just off the N82.
That this Council change the planning designation from A to F of open green spaces in residential areas witch are currently used as open green areas in areas that have been developed in the County.
That this Council agree to set up a dedicated anti-social task force with powers to deal with the ever increasing attacks upon our tenants and our property which demeans and destroys communities at a great social and financial cost to this County.
That in view of the confusion and uncertainty regarding NAMA that will effect major aspects of this Development Plan for South Dublin County Council that the Plan will encourage and take cognisance of the Nama Strategy including the probable sell off of sites and properties and agrees that the Council carry out an immediate assessment of the scale of and the possible exposure this will have within the Council area.
That in view of the visual and negative impact of large scale building on residents living in the Springfield area of Tallaght that the plan will promote and encourage enhanced environmental provisions be implemented during the lifetime of the plan for residents living in the shadow of many of these buildings.
That the Plan will encourage and facilitate additional and enhanced security of tenants living in the Kilmartin area of Tallaght by addressing the immediate removal of large mounds of soil left over from Luas works.
That the Plan in view of the ongoing concerns regarding dust levels in the Fettercairn and Brookview areas agrees to facilitate regular testing on the potential hazardous dust levels and their potential health implications on residents.
That the Plan acknowledges and agrees to urgently implement a window installation programme fro residents living in Council housing in Rossfield Estate
That this Council will amend the Draft Development plan by deleting the words “should be considered” contained in1.3.22.iv in both instances and replacing them by the words “should be catered for”.