PROPOSED DISPOSAL OF PROPERTIES/SITES

a) Proposed disposal of Affordable Housing (Chapel View, Lucan - 3 Units)

b) Proposed disposal of land at Brookfield Village for provision of an ESB Sub-Station

c) Small Builders Scheme - Proposed sale of Fee Simple Interest at 41 Balrothery Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24.

d) Acquisition and Disposal of lands at Ballyowen Lane, Lucan.  South Dublin County Council and Fitzgibbon Brothers Ltd. / Maplewood Developments Ltd.

e) Proposed  Disposal  of plot of land adjoining 16A  Knockmore Gardens Tallaght Dublin 24 - Mr  Derek Bowes

(all circulated herewith)

• H8(a) Affordable Housing
• H8(a) Affordable Housing Map
• H8(b) Brookfield Map
• H8(b) Brookfield Village
• H8(c) 41 Balrothery
• H8(c) 41 Balrothery Map
• H8(d) Ballyowen Lane
• H8(d) Ballyowen Lane Map 1
• H8(d) Ballyowen Lane Map 2
• H8(e) 16A Knockmore Gardens
• H8(e) 16a Knockmore Gardens Map

That this Council agree to initiate a pilot programme of a community warden service which involves a permanent presence of Council Community Wardens in areas which have need of such a service.  Particular regard to be made to the needs of the elderly and vulnerable and the supervision of play and amenity areas for the benefit of all.  This programme could save money for this Council by preventing vandalism and dumping which is a major cost for this Council and would enhance the social and visual amenity.

That this Council agree to initiate a pilot programme of a community warden service which involves a permanent presence of Council Community Wardens in areas which have need of such a service.  Particular regard to be made to the needs of the elderly and vulnerable and the supervision of play and amenity areas for the benefit of all.  This programme could save money for this Council by preventing vandalism and dumping which is a major cost for this Council and would enhance the social and visual amenity.

That this Council agree to initiate a pilot programme of a community warden service which involves a permanent presence of Council Community Wardens in areas which have need of such a service.  Particular regard to be made to the needs of the elderly and vulnerable and the supervision of play and amenity areas for the benefit of all.  This programme could save money for this Council by preventing vandalism and dumping which is a major cost for this Council and would enhance the social and visual amenity.

• M4 Community Warden Service

Mayor's Business

That this Council agree to initiate a pilot programme of a community warden service which involves a permanent presence of Council Community Wardens in areas which have need of such a service.  Particular regard to be made to the needs of the elderly and vulnerable and the supervision of play and amenity areas for the benefit of all.  This programme could save money for this Council by preventing vandalism and dumping which is a major cost for this Council and would enhance the social and visual amenity.

That this Council agree to initiate a pilot programme of a community warden service which involves a permanent presence of Council Community Wardens in areas which have need of such a service.  Particular regard to be made to the needs of the elderly and vulnerable and the supervision of play and amenity areas for the benefit of all.  This programme could save money for this Council by preventing vandalism and dumping which is a major cost for this Council and would enhance the social and visual amenity.

"To ask the Manager for an update on the Edenbrook Management situation - it has been discussed numerous times at this Council, to state how this matter can be finally sorted to the satisfaction of residents? "

• Q.11

"To ask the Manager to replace the double yellow lines from the pedestrian traffic lights at the Littlejohn Clinic right around into Cherry Grove - junction with Cromwellsfort Road?"

• Q.1

"To ask the Manager for a report on the site of the former Greenhills Shopping Centre following on from the Headed Item presented to TRAC 1 on 6th Dec. last and to state what action the Council has taken under the Derelict Sites Act 1990 to date?"

• Q.13

"To ask the Manager if Whitechurch Estate is on the Junk Collection list for 2006 and if not when will it be listed?"

• Q.9

"That the Manager liaise with the Whitechurch Green Initiative Group (details supplied) who are endeavouring to promote environmental issues in their community in Whitechurch."

"To ask the Manager reinstate the double yellow lines from (details supplied)."

• Q.2

"To ask the Manager to report on the traffic measures to be implemented on Whitechurch Road following a recent deputation to this Council from Whitechurch Lawn Residents Association. If the Manager would give a full report on long term/short term proposal for this unique rural road?"

• Q.3

"That the Manager state what options are available to the pupils of Gaelscoil Chnoc Liamhna whose parents wish them to continue their secondary education in a Gaelcholaiste and to ask if  the Department of Education and the Council has identified a convenient site for the establishment of a Gaelcholaiste in the area."

• Motion 12 - Site for Gaelcholaiste

Cathaoirleach's Business

"That the Manager present a report for the consideration of this committee regarding the action which the Enforcement section now proposes to take following the outcome of the appeal to An Bord Pleanala in the Landy's Estate mast case."

• M.9

"That the Manager state what the responsibilities of the Council's Parks Department and the Council's Dog Warden are in relation to the control of unleashed and unmuzzled dogs in St. Enda's Park and to state if the final responsibility for uncontrolled dogs rests with the owners of the dogs or with the Council."

Cathaoirleach's Business

"That the Manager present a report for the consideration of the committee regarding progress on completion of works at Whitechurch Stream, the estate having been taken in charge last year, and to indicate the works requiring to be carried out by the Roads Dept and when same will be completed."

• M.2

"That the Manager carry out the remedial action necessary to deal with the road surface drainage problems from 146-156 Cromwellsfort Road as outlined in the letter from the Residents Association (details attached)." 

• M.5

"That this Committee recommends that the pavements in Templeogue Village be upgraded - taking into consideration that we will be erecting a sculpture in the Village in the Autumn it would be fitting to have the footpath area paved/ renewed.  This work was not carried out as part of the Village Renewal Scheme and should now be undertaken. The footpaths are dangerous as well as unsightly.  Rathfarnham Village, Rosemount, St. Peters Road and Templeville shops have all recently been completed to a very high standard. The historical village of Templeogue deserves a facelift."

• M. 6

"That the Manager examine the serious problem with rat-running through the laneway at the rear of St. Jospeh's Road, Greenhills and examine the possibility of either closing the laneway at one end or installing bollards in the centre of the laneway to prevent joy-riders speeding through, burning cars and terrorising residents and to give a report on the matter."

• M. 7