Cathaoirleach's Business

(none received)

"To ask the Manager to have arranged the repair of light numbers 123 & 124 at the Greenhills Road extension (beside the bridge) as a matter of urgency and will the Manager note that a sequence of muggings have occurred at this location in recent weeks?"

• Qu 7

To ask the Manager if all reported snags in the houses/gardens in Droim na Coille estate, Lucan, have been dealt with, and if he will make a report on the matter?

• Question No. 14

To ask the Manager to outline whether there are any further developments in terms of extending the number of rights-of-way in the rural and scenic parts of South Dublin?

• Q1 Rights-of-Way

To ask the Manager if the Council has guidelines applying to the placing by tenants of CCTV cameras on their houses/apartments, if he will make a report on the matter and if the Council has addressed the issue of protecting the privacy of neighbours and other residents on its estates?

• Question No. 15

To ask the Manager if he will request the Litter Wardens to investigate, with a view to prosecution, the very serious incidence of illegal dumping on the road/footpath in an estate in Lucan ( address supplied)?

• illegal dumping

"That this Committee discuss the  improvements/essential repairs grant with a view to establishing its uptake in the Terenure Rathfarnham Area:

(a)  to list the services funded - how many of each?

(b)  if the full allocation allocated to SDCC was utilized last year?

(c)  to state how many - if any window replacements were funded;

(d) to state how many applicants in the Terenure Rathfarnham area were not funded;

(e) any other relevant information."

That this Committee notes the reply of the Manager to Question (3) at the September 2006 Area Committee Meeting (2), and requests the Manager if he will consider devising a public consultation process through which residents in North Clondalkin and Palmerstown could consider and express their views on a proposal to locate a Regional Library at Liffey Valley with e-Learning Community Hubs at Palmerstown and North Clondalkin.  

• Motion 10

Cathaoirleach's Business

That the Manager reverses the practice of scaling down services, especially Estate Management and the Anti-Social Unit, in the Clondalkin Civic Offices.

• 8070

Anti-Social Statistics

 

• H-I (7)

That the Manager addresses the issue of youths congregating in the Monastery Gate Green area (adjacent to the M50).

• Monastery Gate Open Space

NEW TRAFFIC CALMING PROGRAMME

• H.I. 3

That the Manager clarifies that all the black bins were collected in the fourth week in September in Aylmer Road and that the Department didn’t leave any bins behind because of road works taking place.

• Motion No 19

That the Manager makes contact with Habitat and puts forward a proposal for voluntary housing within the Clondalkin / Lucan areas.

• Voluntary Housing

"That the Manager furnish a report on any action which he proposes to take to address the poor and unsightly condition of landmark sructures close to and adjacent to Main Street, Rathfarnham as these structures if properly maintained or even cleaned could enhance the visual amenity of the area."

• M. 8

That the Lucan-Clondalkin Area Committee recommends that the Council should allow tenants who are in rent arrears, but who are in compliance with the terms of  an agreement with the Council to repay, onto the Transfer List, so that such tenants can get credit for length of time on the Transfer List.

• Motion No. 4

That the Manager implements on a pilot bases, a poop-a-scoop scheme as implemented by Galway County Council.

• Poop-a-scoop

That the Manager

a)  Outlines her approach to replacing windows in social housing.

b)  Indicates her attitude to the replacement of windows in individual houses.

and c)  Outlines the programme for the replacement of windows in Council housing if such exists yet.

• Motion No. 5

Cathaoirleach's Business

(none received)

That the Manager contacts the owner of Corkagh Park Fisheries to organise a meeting, with regards to funding.