"To ask the Manager when will the new footpath and planting be carried out the open space in Glendown?"

• Q.13

"To ask the Manager to make the markings and signage on St. James Road which were promised some time ago?"

• Q.7

"That this area committee discuss the standards of open space maintenance in the Rathfarnham-Terenure Ward."

"That the Manager present a detailed update of progress to date on the implementation of the Owendoher River Linear Walkway and to outline the budget and expenditure in 2005 on same and the proposed budget and expenditure for 2006."

That this Council recommends the possibility of road marking the road speed limit in the form of roundels on roads within the Clondalkin housing estates or on roads with schools and public play parks to remind drivers of the low speed limits that should be adhered to.

• M.4

School Survey

• H.I. 7

That this Council, in order to combat the proliferation in illegal domestic clothing collections;

investigates the possibility of introducing bye-laws which oblige all collectors to clearly identify their company/organisation name , address, landline and other relevant company/organisation/charity number details, together with the relevant tax clearance details;

and inter alia introduces severe penalties for those collectors and residents who knowingly breach these regulations;

organises a publicity campaign to alert householders to any proposed changes

and examines best practise in this regard.

That South Dublin County Council adopt a policy whereby our County Council would purchase back houses in Council estates from elderly residents in return for them moving into rented sheltered accommodation.

• M4 Buy Back

To ask the Manager how many forecourt garages within South Dublin have closed down their operation ceasing the service of petroleum sales & loss of employment & have applied for a change of planning on site within the last two years?

• Q25 Forecourt Garages

That this Council, in order to combat the proliferation in illegal domestic clothing collections;

investigates the possibility of introducing bye-laws which oblige all collectors to clearly identify their company/organisation name , address, landline and other relevant company/organisation/charity number details, together with the relevant tax clearance details;

and inter alia introduces severe penalties for those collectors and residents who knowingly breach these regulations;

organises a publicity campaign to alert householders to any proposed changes

and examines best practise in this regard.

DECLARATION OF ROADS TO BE PUBLIC ROADS

(circulated herewith)

• H7 Declaration of Roads

That this Council, in order to combat the proliferation in illegal domestic clothing collections;

investigates the possibility of introducing bye-laws which oblige all collectors to clearly identify their company/organisation name , address, landline and other relevant company/organisation/charity number details, together with the relevant tax clearance details;

and inter alia introduces severe penalties for those collectors and residents who knowingly breach these regulations;

organises a publicity campaign to alert householders to any proposed changes

and examines best practise in this regard.

That South Dublin County Council adopt a policy whereby our County Council would purchase back houses in Council estates from elderly residents in return for them moving into rented sheltered accommodation.

PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES/SITES

a)  Proposed Disposal of Substation site at Fortunestown Way, Tallaght, Dublin 24 to ESB

b) Proposed Disposal of part of laneway adjacent to 72 Castle Park to Philip Malone & Nicola Priestly 

c) Proposed exchange of Lands at Killinarden, Tallaght, Dublin 24 with Kelland Homes Ltd.

(all circulated herewith)

• H8(a) ESB substation map
• H8(a) ESB Substation Site Fortunestown Way
• H8(b) Disposal of part of laneway adj to 72 Castle Park, Tallaght
• H8(b) map of laneway - 72 Castle Park
• H8(c) Proposed Exchange of Lands - Killinarden - Report
• H8(c) Proposed exchange of lands-Killinarden -Map

That South Dublin County Council adopt a policy whereby our County Council would purchase back houses in Council estates from elderly residents in return for them moving into rented sheltered accommodation.

That this Council, in order to combat the proliferation in illegal domestic clothing collections;

investigates the possibility of introducing bye-laws which oblige all collectors to clearly identify their company/organisation name , address, landline and other relevant company/organisation/charity number details, together with the relevant tax clearance details;

and inter alia introduces severe penalties for those collectors and residents who knowingly breach these regulations;

organises a publicity campaign to alert householders to any proposed changes

and examines best practise in this regard.

That this Council, in order to combat the proliferation in illegal domestic clothing collections;

investigates the possibility of introducing bye-laws which oblige all collectors to clearly identify their company/organisation name , address, landline and other relevant company/organisation/charity number details, together with the relevant tax clearance details;

and inter alia introduces severe penalties for those collectors and residents who knowingly breach these regulations;

organises a publicity campaign to alert householders to any proposed changes

and examines best practise in this regard.

That South Dublin County Council adopt a policy whereby our County Council would purchase back houses in Council estates from elderly residents in return for them moving into rented sheltered accommodation.

That South Dublin County Council adopt a policy whereby our County Council would purchase back houses in Council estates from elderly residents in return for them moving into rented sheltered accommodation.

That this Council, in order to combat the proliferation in illegal domestic clothing collections;

investigates the possibility of introducing bye-laws which oblige all collectors to clearly identify their company/organisation name , address, landline and other relevant company/organisation/charity number details, together with the relevant tax clearance details;

and inter alia introduces severe penalties for those collectors and residents who knowingly breach these regulations;

organises a publicity campaign to alert householders to any proposed changes

and examines best practise in this regard.