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"To ask the Manager when the specimen trees for Orwell Open Space as agreed with the Orwell Park (Templeogue) Residents Association will be planted?"
NEW WORKS
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"To ask the Manager to landscape the green area (*details supplied) which is unsightly and in needs of attention?"
"To ask the Manager to carry out repair works to the water shore drains in Orwell Park Glade. These shores have been blocked for many years and during periods of heavy rain flooding results due to the shores inability to handle the water. Residents believe the shores may be blocked by tree roots which have never been dealt with by the Council?"
NEW WORKS
(No business)
CORRESPONDENCE
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CORRESPONDENCE
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NEW WORKS
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CORRESPONDENCE
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Proposed Declaration of Roads to be Public Roads
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"That the Manager provide a statement in relation to the type, size and quality of the wall which is required to be provided at the McHughs site, St James Road, as a result of the site's designation as a derelict site. Can the Manager also indicate the length of time that the Council must wait after the designation of a derelict site before it can carry out the required work to improve the site and charge the owner for such work in the event of the site owner failing to complete the work."
To ask the Manager could he provide the figures for Litter Fines issues each of the past 5 years including this year to date?
NEW WORKS
(No business)
CORRESPONDENCE
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"That the Manager provide a statement on the progress of development work of the bowling green at Greenhills. Can he please outline the proposed date for completion of all work, the restoration plans for the surrounding area and the type of permanent fencing that will surround the green when finished."
"That the Manager carry out repairs to the footpath at Willington Lane at its junction with Willington roundabout directly behind Orwell Park Glade. This footpath is prone to flooding and as part of such repairs that a heavy pruning be carried out on the overgrown brambles and bushes to the side of the footpath which force pedestrians to walk on the grass at times of heavy rain."
"That the Manager carry out an inspection of the laneway between Cherryfield Road and St. Peter's Road. The most critical point is at the bend at the lower end where a number of large potholes are causing serious flooding. This laneway is extensively used by local residents as a short-cut to the shops. The ongoing heavy rainfall has effectively rendered this route impassable at times for pedestrians and particularly dangerous at night-time. To ensure the safety of residents could you please repair the surface of this laneway."
Letters, dated 13th and 28th October 2008 from Clones Town Council regarding:
a) Motion passed in relation Fuel Allowance Scheme and Living Alone Allowance.
b) Motion passed in relation to the Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform in the US.
c) Motion passed calling on the Minister for Social & Family Affairs to relax the 'Habitual Residency conditions' for Irish citizens returning home from abroad.
CATHAOIRLEACH'S BUSINESS
"That the Manager tackle the many problems along Whitechurch Road as requested by the Willbrook Lawn Residents Association listed below:
The following is a summary of what we found to be the situation: . The weeds are overgrown both at the roadside edge and along walls of all the footpaths. In fact the only area free of weeds is along the green area at the entrance to Willbrook Lawn, which the residents clear up regularly. . The footpath (which is very narrow) along The Millhouse is totally overgrown and inaccessible. . The Whitechurch River is overgrown with weeds and has become a dumping ground for rubbish. . Where overhang of shrubbery has been cut back, it has not been removed completely from the footpaths and as a result it is very dangerous walking along the footpath at certain areas, especially from the Ford Centre up to Whitecliffe. . The greenery at the edge of the road just before St. Gatien’s Court is an eyesore – full of weeds and rubbish."
CONFIRMATION AND RE-AFFIRMATION OF MINUTES
a) Minutes of Meeting of South Dublin County Council, 13th October 2008
(circulated herewith)