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NOTIFICATION OF CASUAL VACANCY ON SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY COUNCIL IN ACCORDANCE WITH S. 19 OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 2001
(circulated herewith)
That this Council engage in a pro-active advertising and awareness building program for its graffiti clean-up program. The aim of the promotion scheme should be to ensure that all residents groups and associations in the county are aware of the graffiti clean-up programs existence and how to report incidents on graffiti for clean-up.
To ask the Manager to arrange the repair of the lamp post, bollards and footpath on Blessington Rd., Tallaght, located outside First Active House, in the interest of public safety?
" To ask the Manager to have arranged for the removal of the graffiti on the Council built wall at details supplied* and will the Manager please note that this was first requested via a membersnet query in Februay 14th, 2008 and again in April, 2008 and to date the graffiti is still there?"
To ask the Manager to clarify if the work and time schedule of work commenced at the old M.P.I site on the Main Road, Tallaght is in compliance with all conditions of planning permission SD06A/0849 (work on the site is commencing at 6am some mornings and ceasing at 8pm) and this is causing an understandable inconvenience to nearby residents?
To ask the Manager what sanctions can this Council impose on tenants who cause excessive noise nightly to the severe annoyance of their neighbours?
"To ask the Manager for a detailed update on proposals to extinguish the right of way at *details supplied with spefic reference to the construction of a wall at this location?"
Report on Part 8 Process for Dodder Valley Park
To ask the Manager where grass is cut on large open spaces, that the cut grass be collected, especially in windy weather, as cut grass ruins the appearance of the surrounding area?
That this Committee recommends that South Dublin County Council initiates the procedure to close the pedestrian gap from Woodavens Estate, North Clondalkin in the direction of Neilstown Shopping Centre.
That this Committee recommends that South Dublin County Council introduces the Paid Parking Strategy into the lower part of Floraville Estate, Clondalkin.
That this Committee recommends that South Dublin County Council initiates the procedure to close the pedestrian gap from Woodavens Estate, North Clondalkin in the direction of Neilstown Shopping Centre.
To ask the Manager how many Council houses are vacant in South Dublin at present, electoral area by electoral area, and how long, on average, it takes to fill them?
To ask the Manager, in terms of development levies, how much money would come to South Dublin County Council per unit per housing unit from the Clonburris SDZ/ LAP?
To ask the Manager how much in the way of development levies would South Dublin County Council get if 16,000 housing units were built in the Clonburris SDZ? LAP?
To ask the Manager how much in the way of development levies would South Dublin County Council get if 12,000 housing units were built in the Clonburris SDZ/ LAP?
To ask the Manager the number of vacant council houses in the county and to break down the numbers in respect of the area committees?
That the Manager would present a detailed report for discussion on what policies are being introduced by South Dublin County Council in the interest of sustainable and renewable energy sources. What joint efforts can be made by the four Dublin Local Authorities in the interest of joined-up thinking to help progress this matter in the future.
That the Manager would present a detailed report for discussion on what policies are being introduced by South Dublin County Council in the interest of sustainable and renewable energy sources. What joint efforts can be made by the four Dublin Local Authorities in the interest of joined-up thinking to help progress this matter in the future.
That the Manager would present a detailed report for discussion on what policies are being introduced by South Dublin County Council in the interest of sustainable and renewable energy sources. What joint efforts can be made by the four Dublin Local Authorities in the the interest of joined-up thinking to help progress this matter in the future.