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Proposed Declaration of Roads to be Public Roads
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"That this Committee considers recommending the Parks Department to examine the feasibility of providing a residential Caretaker in the grounds of Rathfarnham Castle Park as part of any refurbishment/development proposals for the Castle Grounds into the future which would serve the purpose of providing security and a permanent presence within the grounds of the park."
PROPOSED VARIATION OF COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN - WOODTOWN MANOR STOCKING LANE, RATHFARNHAM TO PERMIT RETIRMENT HOMES COMPLEX
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Letter, dated 19th March 2008 from the HSE in reply to South Dublin County Council's letter of 12th February regarding the cystic fibrosis services.
To ask the Manager to report on the time-scale for the introduction of the Brown Bin in the Lucan, Palmerstown and Clondalkin areas?
Proposed Variation of South Dublin County Development Plan 2004 - 2010, 'Golf Village', Fortunestown Lawn, Saggart (Variation no. 5)
That this Committe requests, in light of the Capital Programme, that an update be given as to the stance of the development of the public park in the Kiltipper area.
That the proposed Brittas Housing Needs Study, as per the Development Plan, be now brought before this Committee and appropriate consultaion with the local community be initiated without further delay.
REP0RT OF THE PUBLIC CONSULTATION PROCESS UNDER PART 8 OF THE PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS 2001 FOR THE PROPOSED REFURBISHMENT AND NEW WORKS AT BALLYROAN COMMUNITY CENTRE, PASTORAL CENTRE AND LIBRARY.
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To ask the Manager to agree to install a litter bin in the laneway close to 63 Sarsfield Park, Lucan - following earlier representations. This has been identified by local residents as a requirement to help resolve the increased litter issues at this location?
Cathaoirleach's Business
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That this Committee acknowledges with thanks all the very valuable background work being carried out by this Council's Community Department and the Lucan Youth Services, prior to the opening of Lucan's 1st Youth Cafe in an effort for this project to be successful and sustainable.
Email, dated 28th March 2008 regarding motion passed calling on the Department of Transport, Irish Rail and the Haulage industry to discuss the provision of a viable Freight Service on all mainline rail lines.
To ask the Manager to write to the Minister for Education and Science seeking information on the steps taken by her Department to provide a new school for St. Andrew's National School, Lucan having regard to the inadequate nature of the existing school site and premises?
To ask the Manager to set out what requirements the Council will have in relation to having a plebiscite carried out of registered voters who are residents of Abbeywood Court, Lucan, under Section 180 of the Planning and Development Act that provides for such a plebiscite, and in particular id he will clarify if a Council official must be present during such a plebiscite, and can the Manager confirm that if a majority vote in such a plebiscite is in favour of requesting the Council to take-in-charge the roads and open spaces at Abbeywood Court, the Council must implement the taking-in-charge?
That the Manager would outline the circumstances and process in which it would be possible for the Council to compulsorily acquire the identified site at St. Edmondsbury, Lucan (as indicated in the map provided) as a site for a replacement school for the existing St. Andrew's N.S., Lucan, and that this Committee calls on the Minister for Education and Science to take immediate action to acquire this site through the compulsory acquisition process.
To ask the Garda Superintendent to detail the community policing allocation for the Brookview area; the area and population covered by the Community Gardai concerned; and if he will say what steps he proposes to take to deal with the worsening anti-social behaviour and misuse of drugs in the area.
Cathaoirleach's Business Cllr G O’Connell
That this Committee calls on the Manager responsible to hold the plebiscite to clarify once and for all the correct name of Palmerstown, which I have already requested a number of times and which Management researched as being feasible, as soon as possible as with the completion of the N4/M50 intersection at Palmerstown and the commitment of this Council to both update road signage and place names and to identify roundabouts and major road intersections by naming them, it is imperative that the current confusion between "Palmerston" and "Palmerstown" ends.