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To ask the Manager
(a) how many car parking spaces are there currently in the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre?
(b) morning, midday and evening traffic counts at the Cloverhill/Coldcut Junction, the Kennelsfort Rd/Colcut Junction, the Coldcut/Liffey Valley Shopping Centre Junction, the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre/Fonthill Roundabout and the Fonthill/N4 Junction
(c) how many cars enter the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre at the Fonthill Roundabout and Exit at the Liffey Valley Shopping Centre/Coldcut Junction?
To ask the Manager to have the street lights on the N4 between the City Boundary and the M50 intersection fixed? At present there are some 7 lights out of order in this stretch of dangerous road and one of them (the second after the Oval junction on the outbound margin) has been out of order now for almost 18 months and efforts by local residents to have it fixed have been unsuccessful despite the fact that it is beside a shrubbery and back lane that are the focal point for anti-social behaviour?
That this Committee recommends that an arrangement is put in place whereby long term residents in Tay Lane, Rathcoole can get attached to the sewage system for the new Traveller accommodation should they so wish and that a timescale be laid out for such a plan.
To ask the Manager if he will advise the Area Committee if trees are to be removed along the green space at Esker Park on the N4 boundary, Lucan as part of the N4 Upgrade Project, and if they are what plans are there for re-planting?
To ask the Manager if he will make an updated report on the request of St. Kevin's Community College to implement measure to improve pedestrian safety on the Fonthill Road outside the College?
That this Committee welcomes the award to the Council by the Irish Planning Institute for the Lucan Village Design Statement (in the Participatory Planning Category), congratulates the Planning Department, and requests the Manager to consider implementing an enhancement project for the village, based on recommendations in the Statement, and that he investigates the possibility of the Heritage Council part funding such a project.
To ask the Manager if the Council is considering measures to improve traffic management and safety in the vicinity of The Oval, Palmerstown?
That the Manager would provide a report on the number of empty South Dublin County Council homes in the Clondalkin/Lucan area and to provide a specific number for North Clondalkin, the average length that the houses have been unoccupied for and the reasons for this? Can the Manager provide reassurance to residents in North Clondalkin who claim that 55 homes are vacant and are attracting anti social activities as well as not providing much needed accommodation?
Traffic Calming Programme 2
That the Manager would make arrangements to provide litter bins are provided by South Dublin County Council at all bus stops in the Clondalkin/Lucan area to reduce litter in these areas
Draft Proposal for a Time Related HGV Ban in Lucan Village - Final Report
Cathaoirleach's Business Cllr G. O'Connell
That this Committee calls on the Manager responsible to bring before this Committee, either today or to the April Meeting, proposals for dealing with traffic congestion on Kennelsfort Road and in particular (a) why the junction at the Coldcut has not been re-signed to reduce the bottleneck as per my earlier motions and when will this situation be addressed. (b) Alleviate the situation motorists find themselves in when trying to exit from the Cemetery/Shopping Centre especially most Saturdays and on the occasion of extra heavy funeral traffic. Previous examinations of this location as requested by me have not resulted in positive action. (c) Address the increasing bottleneck which traffic exiting at the N4 experience, this could be alleviated by banning U turns for traffic coming from the West on the N4 thus freeing up signal time for traffic on Kennelsfort Road. (d) Can the Manager give reasonable explanations - perhaps as a result of the ongoing monitoring of traffic across the County - as to why Kennelsfort Road has become so congested and such a traffic hassle for the local residents.
To ask the Manager to provide a breakdown of all costs associated with the operation/administration of the Bin Collection service for 2007 to include costs associated with production of bin tags, distribution, commission payable to retailers and any staff involved in administrative tasks related to the services such as dealing with applications for waivers etc.?
To ask the Manager the extent of involvement of SDCC with the Probation Services and those ordered to carry out community service. Can the Manager outline the nature of work carried out, the numbers involved and the types of benefits accruing to the local communities as a result of this work?
That the Manager would organise a public consultation process to assess the reaction of the public to the interventions proposed by the consultants who carried out the Lucan Traffic Study?
That the Area Committee is seriously concerned about the risks to pedestrians, including children, at Neilstown Shopping Centre because of the state of the footpaths and requests the Manager to make an updated report on discussions with the owners of the car park and footpaths to have the area taken over by the Council.
That the Manager examines estate name plates in the Palmerstown Area to ensure that each housing estate has correct signage and where it has been vandalised that it be replaced as a matter of urgency. I have received complaints of emergency services not being able to locate addresses due to lack of signage.
That South Dublin County Council agrees to allocate an area for the use of mopeds and mini-motorbikes on condition that no insurance liability falls on the County Council.
That South Dublin County Council agrees to allocate an area for the use of mopeds and mini-motorbikes on condition that no insurance liability falls on the County Council.
That South Dublin County Council agrees to allocate an area for the use of mopeds and mini-motorbikes on condition that no insurance liability falls on the County Council.