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That the Parks Department reports on what proposals are in place for the entrance into St. Patrick's Estate, Clondalkin
That an updated report be provided regarding the all weather facility at Deansrath Community College.
a) CO-OPTION OF NEW MEMBER FOLLOWING RESIGNATION/RETIREMENT OF COUNCILLOR S. LAING
b) FILLING OF VACANCIES ON VARIOUS COMMITTEES
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That this Committee calls for the Parks Department to tackle the problems in Ballycragh Park, behind Parklands Court being caused by the bushes giving shelter to antisocial activity.
That this Committee recommend that the Council erect the goal posts which were removed at Rathcoole Saggart Park, so that the local team that were using the pitch , can return and play at their home venue. Corkagh Park, Clondalkin, where they were transferred to by South Dublin County Council, is overcrowded and every local team should have priority to a pitch in their own area.
This committee calls for the right of way between Parklands Court and Ballycragh to be extinguished in accordance with the requests of the residents.
Letter, dated 11th December 2007 from Galway City Council regarding motion passed requesting the Minister for the Environment to introduce a ban on all detergents, powders etc containing phosphate as result of damage to fish and plant life in Lough Corrib, and also to investigate what other discharges are going into Lough Corrib.
Letter, dated 11th December 2007 from Monaghan County Council regarding motion passed supporting the campaign to accord national honours to Thomas Kent who was executed in Cork Prison on 9th May 1916 and to have his remains removed from the within the walls of the prison and re-interred in a more appropriate location.
Cathaoirleach's Business
That this Committee supports the residents of Saggart Village in their opposition to the sale of the Village Green to facilitate the development set out in planning application SD06A/0636 which has been refused by SDCC Planning Dept but upheld on appeal to An Bord Pleanala recently.
CATHAOIRLEACH'S BUSINESS
That this committee calls on the Manager to initiate discussions with the Educate Together organisation with a view to providing a school in the Tallaght South - specifically Citywest area.
CATHAOIRLEACH'S BUSINESS
That the Manager expresses in the strongest possible terms on behalf of this committee the dissatisfaction with the timing and housekeeping around the green bin Oxigen collection in the RAPID areas of Tallaght.
Cathaoirleach's Business
That this Committee calls for a traffic calming review on Hunter's Road before any further development takes place at this location with a view to providing speed ramps and a pedestrian crossing to facilitate residents crossing Hunter's Road between the two parts of Hunterswood Estate".
That the Manager immediately removes the traffic islands that are still in place in the vicinity of the previously removed roundabout on Suncroft Drive.
To ask the Manager what action he can take against waste disposal companies who have of late being circulated to householders and outside shopping centres throughout South Dublin County Council’s Administrative area, large waste disposal bags, and given the clear environmental problem that this is causing for the Council, and the obvious increase in dumping as a result of this initiative, if he has held discussions with the companies concerned, and if he is considering taking legal action to address this issue, and if he will make a statement on the matter?
REVISED APPLICATION FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNDER THE CAPITAL LOAN AND SUBSIDY SCHEME FROM NABCO IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 6 OF THE HOUSING (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) ACT 1992 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF 31 NO. DWELLINGS AND A COMMUNITY FACILITY AT KILCRONAN, CLONDALKIN.
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To ask the Manager to contact the relevant Department to seek information on what assistance will be provided to local residents whose rent allowance income is not accepted by landlords? Increasing numbers of local residents are finding it difficult to source rented accommodation where landlords accept rent allowances.
To ask the Manager to provide details as to how he will resolve the now long-standing local issue of the huge mounds at the rear of the houses on Tullyhall Rise, Lucan? These banks of soil and debris are the cause of serious loss of visual amenity and the increase of rats in Tullyhall Estate.
To ask this Committee to thank the Manager for agreeing to my request to increase the height of the boundary wall at Westbury Court Estate and the Newcastle Road, given the increased variance in the ground levels on either side of this wall since the widening of the Newcastle Road brought about an increase in height of the footpath on the Newcastle Road.
To ask the Manager to report on what new pedestrian facilities will be introduced to facilitate residents to safely access Liffey Valley Town Centre and other nearby commercial outlets, including the Clarion Hotel, the Arc Bar, local Motor Retail outlets etc., from nearby local residential areas including Liffey Valley Park Estate, Mount Andrew Estate etc., and the newly developed St. Edmunds. Recently I was requested by a local resident to undertake this challenge and walk the aforementioned route. This transpired to be one of the most dangerous experiences I encountered in recent times owing to the lack of safe pedestrian facilities at this location. Will the Manager set out in detail what remedies he will now introduce to resolve this problem prior to any serious incident taking place?
That the Manager will present a detailed report for discussion on how South Dublin County Council can support The Forgotten Irish Emigrants, including consultations with the Department of Foreign Affairs.