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That a report be brought to this Committee explaining why the CB Sacks premises and overflow carpark are in the disgraceful condition of neglect which now pertains and what action is proposed to rectify this matter.
NEW WORKS
That the Manager presents an up to date report on the Clondalkin Round Tower site and presents a time schedule for upgrading the site and developing a county museum in the same area.
CORRESPONDENCE
NEW WORKS
Ballycragh Community Facility
Cathaoirleachs Business
CORRESPONDENCE
'To ask the Manager to consider the removal of the traffic counter at *details supplied as it causes major restrictions for the occupier of the house involved entering and exiting his home and will he make a statement on the matter?'
NEW WORKS
CORRESPONDENCE
Cathaoirleachs Business
DECLARATION OF ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROADS
a) Kilcarberry Castle, Clondalkin
b) Newlands Way, Clondalkin
c) Castlefield Orchard, Ballycullen
d) Old Court Distributor Road, Stocking Avenue
(circulated herewith)
PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES/SITES
a) Proposed Disposal of Affordable Housing (3 units).
b) Proposed Disposal of portion of land adjacent to 68 Castle Park, Tallaght, Dublin 24 - Mr. Gerald Kavanagh - Variation of terms.
c) Proposed Disposal of land surplus to Southern Cross Motorway adjacent to 65 Prospect View, Rathfarnham to Mr. Derek Gallagher .
d) Proposed Disposal of Air Rights over Luas Track at Cookstown Way, Tallaght Town Centre, Dublin 24 to Dez Developments.
e) Proposed Disposal of plot of land adjoining 13 Whitechurch Hill, Ballyboden, Dublin 16 - Patrick & Pauline Gill.
f) Sale of Fee Simple Interest - Ground Rent.
g) Proposed disposal of fee simple interest at
(i) 1 Oakwood Grove, Mrs Jane Gorey (known as Jean Gorey) and the legal personal reps of Michael Gorey,
(ii) 90 Balrothery Estate, Mr Robert Dwyer and
(iii) 264 Balrothery Estate, Mr Thomas Keating.
(all circulated herewith)
Cathaoirleach's Business Cllr. G. O'Connell
That the Manager report on the public consultation process involved in the Clonburris SDZ and Liffey Valley Town Centre proposals, including what took place at the pre-display stage and the current phase, and that the Committee consider ways in which the public might be encouraged to engage with such consultative processes leading to better informed decisions and a more enlightened public.
That, having regard to the fact that the existing shrubbery is unsightly, provides a haven for anti-social activity, and does not provide an adequate sound barrier, a suitable boundary eg a wall be erected at the area on Firhouse Road opposite Mount Carmel Park.
APPLICATION SEEKING THE MAKING OF A VARIATION TO THE COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN - LANDS AT NEWCASTLE- 171.99 HA (425 ACRES) APPROX.
(circulated herewith)
That the Manager would now report on when works will finally begin to complete the boundary walls at Foxborough Estate, Lucan.
'That this Committee supports the use of heavy machinery on roadworks at Embankment road before 11 o'clock as the agreement with residents of the Kilnamanagh estate who met with the contractor and a representative of the Council on Wednesday 19th September and he fulfills his committments to them in relation to the other issues that were raised and the matter be discussed'
That the Manager submit a report on the Clondalkin Theatre Proposal (in SD07A/0377) which includes the details of the proposal and on how best the Clondalkin Drama Group could be involved in the running of the said theatre.
That this Committee supports the concept of a Liffey Valley Park as proposed originally by Lucan Planning Council and in more recent years by Liffey Valley Park Alliance and which is also widely supported by the local Community, including all Local Residents Associations. In addition that this Committee acknowledges the historical significance of the Liffey Valley, and recognises not only the local and regional value of a Liffey Valley Park, but also its national and indeed international future potential. In such circumstances it is wholly undesirable that any future housing developments take place in the Liffey Valley, including at St. Edmundsbury and Woodville, that would undoubtedly further damage the Liffey Valley Park as did, for example, the earlier housing developments at Laraghcon.