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That the Council undertakes a review of the regulations governing the siting of planning application roadside public notices, particularly in light of obvious flaws relating to where a planning application may be lodged within an estate that directly affects residents to the rear of that house but located in a different estate.

That the Council undertakes a review of the regulations governing the siting of planning application roadside public notices, particularly in light of obvious flaws relating to where a planning application may be lodged within an estate that directly affects residents to the rear of that house but located in a different estate.

That the Council undertakes a review of the regulations governing the siting of planning application roadside public notices, particularly in light of obvious flaws relating to where a planning application may be lodged within an estate that directly affects residents to the rear of that house but located in a different estate.

That the Council undertakes a review of the regulations governing the siting of planning application roadside public notices, particularly in light of obvious flaws relating to where a planning application may be lodged within an estate that directly affects residents to the rear of that house but located in a different estate.

"To ask the Manager to arrange for the clearance of the drain outside 488 Orwell Park Way as same is blocked, as a result of which there is frequent flooding occurring at this location whenever there is heavy rain and this is a serious problem, in relation to which the residents concerned have previously been in touch with the Council, but the problem has persisted and requires to be addressed once and for all?"

• Question 11

"To ask the Manager to repair the footpath outside 53 Butterfield Park as same is uneven and hazardous?"

• Question 8

To ask the Manager if he could provide cycle park facilities in all South Dublin County Council buildings?

• Q10 cycle facilities

To ask the Manager if he could provide outside canopies at all our County Council buildings so that staff and councillors who smoke don't get soaked when it's raining?

• Q11 Canopies

To ask the Manager to make a full statement concerning whether or not Planning Permission is required to establish headstones in graveyards in the functional area of South Dublin County Council, if new regulations in this area have been passed recently, the total number of planning applications sought for this, and if he will make a statement on the matter?

• Q37 Planning Permission for Headstones

"To ask the Manager to confirm what the current speed limit is for the Naas Dual Carriage Way and the reasoning behind such a limit and will the Manager make a statement on the issue?"

• Question 3

"To ask the Manager to have repaired the wall/pillar at *details supplied and will the Manager make a statement on the matter?"

• Question 6

That this Committee recommends that South Dublin County Council opens its bus lanes in the Lucan/Clondalkin area,  which are not being used by buses, to general traffic.

• Motion 9

That this Council will exert its influences by writing to all area Garda Superintendents calling on them to enforce the Council bye-law re Drinking in public which is enforced by An Garda Siochana and report back to Council after a 3 month period the figures re. issuing of fines in order for this Council to monitor and see if this is having any effect in combating this scourge and especially amongst the under age.

• M4 Alcohol Bye-laws

That South Dublin County Council calls on the Dublin City Manager to restrict access to the city centre (between the Royal Canal and the Grand Canal ), by vehicles of three axles and more between the hours of 7AM and 7PM unless such vehicles are carrying a permit issued by the City Manager. And that such restriction becomes effective when the Dublin Port Tunnel opens - in order that the citizens of South Dublin County enjoy the benefits promised when funding for the Port Tunnel project was approved.

That this Council discuss the request from the Co. Childcare Committee that childcare facilities in the County be exempt from rates. 

That South Dublin County Council calls on the Dublin City Manager to restrict access to the city centre (between the Royal Canal and the Grand Canal ), by vehicles of three axles and more between the hours of 7AM and 7PM unless such vehicles are carrying a permit issued by the City Manager. And that such restriction becomes effective when the Dublin Port Tunnel opens - in order that the citizens of South Dublin County enjoy the benefits promised when funding for the Port Tunnel project was approved.

That South Dublin County Council calls on the Dublin City Manager to restrict access to the city centre (between the Royal Canal and the Grand Canal ), by vehicles of three axles and more between the hours of 7AM and 7PM unless such vehicles are carrying a permit issued by the City Manager. And that such restriction becomes effective when the Dublin Port Tunnel opens - in order that the citizens of South Dublin County enjoy the benefits promised when funding for the Port Tunnel project was approved.

That South Dublin County Council calls on the Dublin City Manager to restrict access to the city centre (between the Royal Canal and the Grand Canal ), by vehicles of three axles and more between the hours of 7AM and 7PM unless such vehicles are carrying a permit issued by the City Manager. And that such restriction becomes effective when the Dublin Port Tunnel opens - in order that the citizens of South Dublin County enjoy the benefits promised when funding for the Port Tunnel project was approved.

• M5 Port Tunnel

That South Dublin County Council calls on the Dublin City Manager to restrict access to the city centre (between the Royal Canal and the Grand Canal ), by vehicles of three axles and more between the hours of 7AM and 7PM unless such vehicles are carrying a permit issued by the City Manager. And that such restriction becomes effective when the Dublin Port Tunnel opens - in order that the citizens of South Dublin County enjoy the benefits promised when funding for the Port Tunnel project was approved.

That South Dublin County Council calls on the Dublin City Manager to restrict access to the city centre (between the Royal Canal and the Grand Canal ), by vehicles of three axles and more between the hours of 7AM and 7PM unless such vehicles are carrying a permit issued by the City Manager. And that such restriction becomes effective when the Dublin Port Tunnel opens - in order that the citizens of South Dublin County enjoy the benefits promised when funding for the Port Tunnel project was approved.