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Declaration of Roads to be Public Roads

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To ask the Manager for an update as to how he is extending the number of pedestrian rights of way within South County Dublin?

• Q15 Rights of Way
• Q15 Rights of Way Map

"That the Manager and the Roads Enginner arrange a public meeting with the Residents Associations in the general area affected  and other interested parties to fully brief them on the Consultants' Report on Traffic Management in Terenure/Templeogue."

• Motion 3

"That this Committee request that the Roads Department examine the traffic flow at the Spawell Roundabout on the N81 and in particular examine what measures are required to alleviate problems being experienced by traffic exiting from the southern end of the roundabout at rush hour as motorists are experiencing delays of up to 20 minutes at this interchange."

• Motion 4

"That the Manager examine the feasibility of having the car park of the junction of St. Peter's Road and Cromwellsfort Road acquired or negotiated for, with the owners, for public use, with pay and display (similar to the car park at the AIB, Crumlin Cross) to facilitate the community and the businesses in the area and that he prepare a report thereon." 

 

• Motion 6

That the Lucan/Clondalkin Area  Committee recommends to South Dublin County Council 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 Committee recommends to South Dublin County Council that a local referendum be organised to decide whether or not a gap with a kissing gate should be opened on the Alpine/Ashwood side of Fonthill Road beside the pedestrian traffic lights at the road entrance to Dunawley and Oakwood Grove.

To ask the Manager to report on the amount of Planning Applications submitted Christmas week 2005 relative to locations within the Lucan, Palmerstown and Clondalkin areas and to compare this figure with the volume of Planning Applications submitted during each of the three previous weeks. Would the Manager also report on the number of Planning Applications decided on in South Dublin County Council during Christmas week.

• Question (20)

"To ask the Manager for an update on the planning application at Boden Park for two dwellings on behalf of Viscount Securities and whether or not the Council was successful in contacting the landowner and seeking their agreement in relation to transfer of title to the Council?"

• Question 16

"To ask the Manager to investigate the provision of cycle tracks from and on Osprey Road to the local primary schools in Willington/Orwell and from the Willington Roundabout to the small roundabout at Perrystown connecting with the existing cycle tracks?"

• Question 3

To ask the Manager to report on the number of fines issued to Estate Agents and Auctioneers in the Lucan, Palmerstown and Clondalkin areas within the last month for displaying signage in unauthorised locations.

• Question 3

To ask the Manager to list by name the Lucan Housing Estates still to be Taken-In-Charge by South Dublin County Council. Would the Manager please provide a brief up-date as to what stage each Estate is at and the approximate time scale for the Taking-In-Charge of each Estate.

• Question21

"To ask the Manager for a full and comprehensive report on any enforcement action that has been taken on the lands to the rear of The Green, Boden Park in relation to works associated with the all-weather pitches?"

• Question 17

"To ask the Manager for an update on the footpath repair work at Shelton and Dangan and to outline the cost of the works and when the next phase is planned?"

• Question 4

"Given that I now understand that the proper and correct address for the developers and solicitors of Adroit Company Ltd is as follows:

Adroit Company Ltd

67 Fitzwilliam Square , Dublin 2

and that the principals are Peter Maguire and Niall Campbell, and that the solicitor is Vincent Beatty of the same address, could the Manager address the query concerning the resident  of 220 Moyville and the land adjacent to his home and communicate formally with the said company in writing on his behalf in order, once and for all, to resolve the issue, not alone of ownership, but enable the resident to determine whether he is entitled to build or indeed sell his property, in the event that he so wished to do."

"To ask the Manager to provide a yellow box at the entrance to Beverly Court at its junction with Scholarstown Road and also to provide a full yellow box at the entrance to Orlagh Grove on the roundabout at Scholarstown Road?"

• Q.12

"To ask the Manager to provide for the erasing of the graffiti which has been painted on the gable wall of (address supplied) Butterfield Close (adjacent to the open space)?"

• Question 15

"To ask the Manager to outline whether it is possible for public transport to utilise roads not in the charge of the Council as was traditionally the case and to make a statement on the matter?"

• Q.9

"To ask the Manager to set up a mechanism, as required by An Bord Pleanala in its decision concerning the widening of the M50, of meeting with local residents during the construction phase of lanes 5 & 6 and to outline to the meeting how he intends to liaise with residents such as those representing my own neighbourhood of Orlagh Grove?"

• Q.13

"To ask the Manager to update the Committee on how much of the budget allocated for the provision of Owendoher Linear Walk has been allocated and spent thus far and on what elements of the project has it been spent?"

• Question 6