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That this Council liaise with the three other Local Authorities in the Dublin Area to introduce (a) transitional accommodation for Traveller Families and (b) emergency accommodation for Traveller Families who for legitimate reasons find themselves in a homeless situation.
That this Council liaise with the three other Local Authorities in the Dublin Area to introduce (a) transitional accommodation for Traveller Families and (b) emergency accommodation for Traveller Families who for legitimate reasons find themselves in a homeless situation.
That this Council liaise with the three other Local Authorities in the Dublin Area to introduce (a) transitional accommodation for Traveller Families and (b) emergency accommodation for Traveller Families who for legitimate reasons find themselves in a homeless situation.
Mayor's Business
That the elected representatives of South Dublin County Council urge An Bord Pleanala to refuse permission for the construction of an incinerator at Behan's Quarry in Rathcoole.
That this Council adopt a policy of restoring the boundary in a manner that meets the reasonable concerns of property owners where the Council or its agents interfere with existing boundary treatment and in particular the Manager responsible restore the boundaries that have been damaged by the M50 and or N4 works given that the current approach of “replacing like with like” is not a practical proposition for residents who enjoyed a hedge and trees that took some 40 years to mature and who now are exposed to air, noise and light pollution and who have their security and privacy breached both by the interference to the hedgerow and the new heightened contours of the road combined with the effects of increased volumes of traffic, higher speed caused by the free flow system which are not eliminated by the improved road surface or the proposed landscaping.
That this Council adopt a policy of restoring the boundary in a manner that meets the reasonable concerns of property owners where the Council or its agents interfere with existing boundary treatment and in particular the Manager responsible restore the boundaries that have been damaged by the M50 and or N4 works given that the current approach of “replacing like with like” is not a practical proposition for residents who enjoyed a hedge and trees that took some 40 years to mature and who now are exposed to air, noise and light pollution and who have their security and privacy breached both by the interference to the hedgerow and the new heightened contours of the road combined with the effects of increased volumes of traffic, higher speed caused by the free flow system which are not eliminated by the improved road surface or the proposed landscaping.
That this Council adopt a policy of restoring the boundary in a manner that meets the reasonable concerns of property owners where the Council or its agents interfere with existing boundary treatment and in particular the Manager responsible restore the boundaries that have been damaged by the M50 and or N4 works given that the current approach of “replacing like with like” is not a practical proposition for residents who enjoyed a hedge and trees that took some 40 years to mature and who now are exposed to air, noise and light pollution and who have their security and privacy breached both by the interference to the hedgerow and the new heightened contours of the road combined with the effects of increased volumes of traffic, higher speed caused by the free flow system which are not eliminated by the improved road surface or the proposed landscaping.
That this Council liaise with the three other Local Authorities in the Dublin Area to introduce (a) transitional accommodation for Traveller Families and (b) emergency accommodation for Traveller Families who for legitimate reasons find themselves in a homeless situation.
That this Council liaise with the three other Local Authorities in the Dublin Area to introduce (a) transitional accommodation for Traveller Families and (b) emergency accommodation for Traveller Families who for legitimate reasons find themselves in a homeless situation.
That this Council liaise with the three other Local Authorities in the Dublin Area to introduce (a) transitional accommodation for Traveller Families and (b) emergency accommodation for Traveller Families who for legitimate reasons find themselves in a homeless situation.
Confirmation and re-affirmation of Minutes of Meeting of Tuesday 10th June 2008
Confirmation and re-affirmation of Minutes of Meeting of Tuesday 2nd September 2008
NEW WORKS
To ask the Manager how much the Council has paid out in grants under the Housing Adaptation Grant for People with a Disability and the new Mobility Aids Grant Scheme, i.e. under each scheme (previous and new), annual Council budget, how many applications received and granted in 2006, 2007 and 2008 (to date), average amount applied for, average amount granted, what % of the bill is grant aided, is there an approved or recommended listing of contractors, and any other information relevant to the question?
To ask the Manager to provide reward-scheme/token-producing recycling banks in all RAPID neighbourhoods in order to incentivise people towards pro-social behaviour in terms of litter and recycling?
Letter, dated 5th June 2008 from Dublin Bus regarding motion passed by South Dublin County Council on 11th February 2008.
Letter, dated 6th June 2008 from Dun Laoghaire -Rathdown County Council regarding motion passed in relation to introduction of 'Fixed Odds Betting Terminals' into bookmakers' shops.
"To ask the Manager to provide anti-dog fouling signs in Delaford area of Knocklyon as soon as possible and to refer to my Membersnet enquiry/response on the matter?"
That this Council acknowledges the serious disruption caused to the Residents of this County owing to the loss of the Circle Line Bus Service. In addition South Dublin County Council believes that many of our transport issues would be resolved at relatively low costs, if a flexible, dependable and affordable bus service was introduced. This Council now requests the Manager to write to the Minister for Transport calling on him to respond as a matter of great urgency to the public transport needs of the people of this county
That this Council acknowledges the serious disruption caused to the Residents of this County owing to the loss of the Circle Line Bus Service. In addition South Dublin County Council believes that many of our transport issues would be resolved at relatively low costs, if a flexible, dependable and affordable bus service was introduced. This Council now requests the Manager to write to the Minister for Transport calling on him to respond as a matter of great urgency to the public transport needs of the people of this county