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That this Committee deplores the failure to enforce on the developer responsible the cutting and maintenance of the grass on part of the right hand side verge of the road from Griffeen Avenue to the entrances of Tullyhall/Rossberry/Hayden's Park estates and now requests the Manger to have the Council cut the grass and tidy up the verge, as the failure to address this issue for over a year is now reflecting poorly on the council and Lucan Councillors.
"That a comprehensive traffic management plan be prepared in advance of the opening of Tallaght Stadium later this year so as to ensure neighbouring residential estates are not adversely affected."
Confirmation and re-affirmation of Minutes of Meeting of Tuesday 3rd February 2009
"To ask the Manager to identify a long-term solution to the issue of anti-social activity at *details supplied , which appears to be exasperated by the position of a particular entrance to Bancroft Park immediately adjacent to this house?"
NEW WORKS
(No business)
NEW WORKS
(No business)
An Integrated Economic Strategy for South Dublin County
CORRESPONDENCE
(No business)
Planning Files A. Large applications under consideration B. Files requested by members
CORRESPONDENCE
(No business)
NEW WORKS
(No busines)
CORRESPONDENCE
(No business)
" That this Committee calls on the Manager to write to Dublin Bus requesting the redevelopment of a Double Bus Shelter on the Greenhills Road opposite the Cuckoos Nest".
" That this Committee calls on the Manager to have arranged a site visit to (address supplied...) to clarifiy if the drainage layout at this location is in compliance with the original planning permission for the estate."
Proposed Declaration of Roads to be Public Roads
(No business)
"That the Committee receive a report on the legal status of the additional Disabled Parking Spaces in Tallaght Village, and request the surface painting of both spaces."
NEW WORKS
(No business)
CORRESPONDENCE
Reply - Dublin Bus Re:- Service from Whitechurch to Rathfarnham Village
That this Council calls on the Manager, when signing agreements with Voluntary Housing Associations states that no more than 15% of tenants income will be payable for rent taking into consideration the Council's differential rent scheme only charges 10% of tenants income and as some Associations are currently charging as much as 20% rent which is placing a disproportionate burden on those tenants, who applied for housing under the same scheme as Council tenants.
That this Council calls on the Manager, when signing agreements with Voluntary Housing Associations states that no more than 15% of tenants income will be payable for rent taking into consideration the Council's differential rent scheme only charges 10% of tenants income and as some Associations are currently charging as much as 20% rent which is placing a disproportionate burden on those tenants, who applied for housing under the same scheme as Council tenants.