"To ask the Manager to give an update concerning the failure on the part of Kelland Homes to build a boundary wall at Hazelgrove, subject to the original planning permission that pertains in relation to this issue, if Enforcement Proceedings have been taken against the builder concerned, and if he will make a statement on the matter?"

"That this Committee calls on the Manager to have expedited as a matter of urgency the transfer of a plot of land adjacent to *details supplied *(15 Watermill Grove, Old Bawn, Tallaght, Dublin 24), from Kilnamanagh Estates to South Dublin County Council and will the Manager note that this plot of land was first dedicated to the then Council over thirty years ago and is the focus of severe anti-social activity and will the Manager make a statement on the numerous issues raised within this motion."

To ask the Manager to have arranged a tidying up of the grass incursion at the footpath at *details supplied as this footpath is used by a large number of senior citizens residing in the immediate estate and becomes quite dangerous for pedestrians when the footpath is wet and slippery?

• QU6

"To ask the Manager to repair, as soon as possible, the two large potholes on Kiltipper Road, close to the entrance of Phase 5 of Ellensborough, and that this matter might be resolved as soon as possible?"

• QU10

"To ask the Manager if consideration would be given to the establishment of a pedestrian crossing close to the pedestrian access on to Belgard Road from Garrynisk in Kingswood Heights, as a means of accessing the Luas Station in Belgard, and given the large number of pedestrians who use this Station from residences adjoining Belgard Road in Kingswood Heights, if he would consider other measures to help pedestrian safety as they cross the Belgard Road at this dangerous junction and if he would make a statement on the matter?"

• QU11

"To ask the Manager if he would make immediate representations on behalf of South Dublin County Council to the Department of Education in connection with the use of the Department of Education lands in Kingswood Heights for anti-social behaviour, specifically if he would draw to the Department's attention the need to close off gaps at the top of *details supplied, as a means of deterring anti-social behaviour, and if he will make a statement on the matter?"

• QU25

To ask the Manager to confirm that this local authority is meeting its housing targets across all areas in 2005?

To ask the Manager how many social housing completions he expects in the county of South Dublin by year end 2005?

To ask the Manager to outline how many affordable units are expected to be completed by year end, and to outline how many private houses are expected to be completed by year ened and how many soical houses are expected to be completed by year end?

That the Council, as a response to damages caused to grass verges, footpaths and outside driveways, as a consequence of private development work, be it residential, commercial or industrial, introduces a bye -law or introduces the provision of a Notification Certificate for residents and businesses, that enables the Council to examine locations prior to the commencement of building/developments, as a means of guarantee that either (a) sites are restored to original order (b) the Council can charge a fee to the occupier or builder or developer , to cover the expense of reinstatement by the local authority.

That the Council, as a response to damages caused to grass verges, footpaths and outside driveways, as a consequence of private development work, be it residential, commercial or industrial, introduces a bye -law or introduces the provision of a Notification Certificate for residents and businesses, that enables the Council to examine locations prior to the commencement of building/developments, as a means of guarantee that either (a) sites are restored to original order (b) the Council can charge a fee to the occupier or builder or developer , to cover the expense of reinstatement by the local authority.

That the Council, as a response to damages caused to grass verges, footpaths and outside driveways, as a consequence of private development work, be it residential, commercial or industrial, introduces a bye -law or introduces the provision of a Notification Certificate for residents and businesses, that enables the Council to examine locations prior to the commencement of building/developments, as a means of guarantee that either (a) sites are restored to original order (b) the Council can charge a fee to the occupier or builder or developer , to cover the expense of reinstatement by the local authority.

• M. 2 Damage to grass verges

That the Council, as a response to damages caused to grass verges, footpaths and outside driveways, as a consequence of private development work, be it residential, commercial or industrial, introduces a bye -law or introduces the provision of a Notification Certificate for residents and businesses, that enables the Council to examine locations prior to the commencement of building/developments, as a means of guarantee that either (a) sites are restored to original order (b) the Council can charge a fee to the occupier or builder or developer , to cover the expense of reinstatement by the local authority.

That the Council, as a response to damages caused to grass verges, footpaths and outside driveways, as a consequence of private development work, be it residential, commercial or industrial, introduces a bye -law or introduces the provision of a Notification Certificate for residents and businesses, that enables the Council to examine locations prior to the commencement of building/developments, as a means of guarantee that either (a) sites are restored to original order (b) the Council can charge a fee to the occupier or builder or developer , to cover the expense of reinstatement by the local authority.

That the Council, as a response to damages caused to grass verges, footpaths and outside driveways, as a consequence of private development work, be it residential, commercial or industrial, introduces a bye -law or introduces the provision of a Notification Certificate for residents and businesses, that enables the Council to examine locations prior to the commencement of building/developments, as a means of guarantee that either (a) sites are restored to original order (b) the Council can charge a fee to the occupier or builder or developer , to cover the expense of reinstatement by the local authority.

That the Council, as a response to damages caused to grass verges, footpaths and outside driveways, as a consequence of private development work, be it residential, commercial or industrial, introduces a bye -law or introduces the provision of a Notification Certificate for residents and businesses, that enables the Council to examine locations prior to the commencement of building/developments, as a means of guarantee that either (a) sites are restored to original order (b) the Council can charge a fee to the occupier or builder or developer , to cover the expense of reinstatement by the local authority.

That the Council, as a response to damages caused to grass verges, footpaths and outside driveways, as a consequence of private development work, be it residential, commercial or industrial, introduces a bye -law or introduces the provision of a Notification Certificate for residents and businesses, that enables the Council to examine locations prior to the commencement of building/developments, as a means of guarantee that either (a) sites are restored to original order (b) the Council can charge a fee to the occupier or builder or developer , to cover the expense of reinstatement by the local authority.

That the Council, as a response to damages caused to grass verges, footpaths and outside driveways, as a consequence of private development work, be it residential, commercial or industrial, introduces a bye -law or introduces the provision of a Notification Certificate for residents and businesses, that enables the Council to examine locations prior to the commencement of building/developments, as a means of guarantee that either (a) sites are restored to original order (b) the Council can charge a fee to the occupier or builder or developer , to cover the expense of reinstatement by the local authority.

" To ask the Manager to have repaired as a matter of urgency the entrance to the Courthouse at Tallaght in view of its deplorable state and the danger to both residents of Westpark and pedestrians accessing/egressing the Courthouse and will the Manager make a statement on the matter?"

• QU9

"To ask the Manager to have arranged an extension of the existing railing on the wall between The High Street, Tallaght and the back garden of number 2 Westpark estate and will the Manager note that the absence of such an extension is encouraging anti-social activity at this location and will the Manager make a statement on the issues raised within this question?"