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To ask the Manager to arrange the cutting of all the grass in the cemeteries in South Dublin particularly Saggart and Esker?
That the Manager, in relation to Foxdene Estate Clondalkin, look at or inspect that the building material that lies adjacent to the Lucan Outer Ring Road been removed from the estate. The building material has now been a focus for illegal dumping and has been a health hazard for local residents.
To ask the Manager in view of the obvious growth at grass verges, near busy junctions and roundabouts throughout the County, which is clearly creating a road safety diffficulty and interfering with sightlines, will he give an updated report on why this neglect has been allowed to develop and what measures, if any, he proposes to take to rectify this potentially dangerous situation?
That South Dublin County Council requests the County Manager to put the electoral register on the Internet unless there is a legal impediment to doing so.
That South Dublin County Council requests the County Manager to put the electoral register on the Internet unless there is a legal impediment to doing so.
To ask the Manager the total amount of unspent development levies received up until the end of 2008 that are currently frozen and unavailable for expenditure in line with the directions of a government circular issued earlier this year?
To ask the Manager to detail any proposed or planned works that have been stalled as a result of the freezing of all unspent development levies received up until the end of 2008 in line with the directions of a government circular issued earlier this year?
To ask the Manager to report on current arrangements which the council has in place for grass cutting along the verges and medians of national primary roads and to update on whether council staff have received the necessary training and approved health and safety accreditation and have access to appropriate equipment to allow them to carry out this grass-cutting?
That South Dublin County Council, in accordance with section 20 of the Planning and Development Act 2000, initiates a variation to the Clonburris Local Area Plan to remove all provisions and references relating to the objective to create new link routes between the lands subject to the Local Area Plan and the existing residential estates of Oldbridge, Rossberry and Tullyhall, all of which would involve the removal or altering of existing boundary walls. This variation will involve:
- Amending the diagram in Section D.2.8 of the Local Area Plan entitled ‘Proposed secondary urban structure of Clonburris Eco district’ to omit the proposed park link route which connects to the existing green area between Oldbridge & Rossberry estates;
- Amending the various diagrams under section LAP.01 Kishoge Cross to omit ALL potential pedestrian and cycle links to the existing residential estates of Oldbridge, Rossberry and Tullyhall.
- To amend any other sections and diagrams of the Local Area Plan as required to ensure consistency with this variation.
That South Dublin County Council, in accordance with section 20 of the Planning and Development Act 2000, initiates a variation to the Clonburris Local Area Plan to remove all provisions and references relating to the objective to create new link routes between the lands subject to the Local Area Plan and the existing residential estates of Oldbridge, Rossberry and Tullyhall, all of which would involve the removal or altering of existing boundary walls. This variation will involve:
- Amending the diagram in Section D.2.8 of the Local Area Plan entitled ‘Proposed secondary urban structure of Clonburris Eco district’ to omit the proposed park link route which connects to the existing green area between Oldbridge & Rossberry estates;
- Amending the various diagrams under section LAP.01 Kishoge Cross to omit ALL potential pedestrian and cycle links to the existing residential estates of Oldbridge, Rossberry and Tullyhall.
- To amend any other sections and diagrams of the Local Area Plan as required to ensure consistency with this variation.
That the Manager immediately reinstates the Beautiful South County Award scheme and to ask when the decision to cancel was made, why was it not relayed to councillors and how much did it cost in 2008.
That the Manager immediately reinstates the Beautiful South County Award scheme and to ask when the decision to cancel was made, why was it not relayed to councillors and how much did it cost in 2008.
That this Council calls for a resolution to the difficulties that residents experience when their bin collections are scheduled on Monday and then continually interrupted by Bank Holiday service gaps. Further that this Council will explore the possibility of rotating the schedule to ensure that no particular residents take more than their fare share of lapses in service.
That this Council calls for a resolution to the difficulties that residents experience when their bin collections are scheduled on Monday and then continually interrupted by Bank Holiday service gaps. Further that this Council will explore the possibility of rotating the schedule to ensure that no particular residents take more than their fare share of lapses in service.
That the Manager arranges for all planning application documents which are to be published on the council website to be made available as PDF files as opposed to DjVU files so as to ensure the maximum level of public accessibility.
That the Manager arranges for all planning application documents which are to be published on the council website to be made available as PDF files as opposed to DjVU files so as to ensure the maximum level of public accessibility.
Monaghan Town Council motion on Natural Resources.
To ask the Manager to reinstate the concrete columns in Pinewoods, Clondalkin similar to the rest of the wall? The concrete columns are an eyesore.
That this Area Committee requests that the grass verges are fully maintained, tree cutting and other basic services for which residents in the Lucan/Clondalkin areas pay their taxes. If this cannot be pursued on a regular basis, more so in summer as that's usually when the trees / grass become problematic, perhaps some other way must be used to resolve the issue. It's not fair that residents are taking over duties that the Council should service. The Council already saves money as many estates are not taken in charge or some are resolved and paid for via management companies.
That this Council removes all hoarding and dividers between the land that was to consist of 1600 houses (the Grange, the block of land on the corner of New Nangor Road/Outer Ring Road/south-eastern side; beside Kilcarberry Estate, Clondalkin) as residents are aware that there is still room for development here. Furthermore, that the Council de-zones the land back to recreational amenity and that a deal is done in conjunction with Round Towers GAA so that a GAA pitch is installed here and they can expand their network to new and young members.