To ask the Manager if the Council has any plans for an additional green waste recycling facility in the County, and if any individuals or organisations such as the Irish Association of Landscape Gardeners have expressed an intention  to the Council of establishing a privately run facility?

To ask the Manager for an updated report on the regulations applied to the disposal of recyclable waste items and non-recyclable materials by (a) private individuals and (b) commercial organisations at the Ballymount Civic Centre?

To ask the Manager if he will make a report which shows the number of Affordable Housing Units which the Council expects to allocate in the calendar years 2005 and 2006, by Electoral Area in the County?

To ask the Manager if he will make a report on the position regarding the schedule of works to be undertaken by the NRA on the M50 Upgrade( South Dublin County element ) and the N4 Upgrade, including start and completion dates and the Council's plans to deal with traffic management issues during the period of the contracts?

Part 8 Report - Knocklyon Road Realignment.

(circulated herewith)

Part 8 Report Urban and Village Renewal - Rathfarnham Village.

(circulated herewith)

Parking Bye Law Report.

(circulated herewith)

 

Section 38 Report - The Park, Millbrook Lawns Traffic Calming Scheme

(circulated herewith)

Section 38 Report - Kilclare Avenue & Kilclare Gardens Traffic Calming Scheme

(circulated herewith)

That South Dublin County Council recognises that the existing national School Transport System operated by the Department of Educational and Science and Bus Eireann was designed in another era for the principal purpose of increasing educational participation at second level, and that the issue to be addressed in school transport in the County in the new century has to do with traffic congestion, safety at school locations and pressure on parents to bring children to school by car, and requests the Manager to undertake an initiative, in consultation with the Government  to provide a Council operated School Transport System in the County. 

• M. 3 School Transport System

Ministerial

Letter, dated 2nd September 2005 from the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government in reply to our letter regarding public awareness of the risks attached to exposure to Radon Gas.

                                                           (circulated herewith)

Ministerial

Letter, dated 13th September 2005 from the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources regarding emergency motion  (Corrib Gas) passed at Council Meeting held on 11th July 2005.

                                                            (circulated herewith)

That South Dublin County Council recognises that the existing national School Transport System operated by the Department of Educational and Science and Bus Eireann was designed in another era for the principal purpose of increasing educational participation at second level, and that the issue to be addressed in school transport in the County in the new century has to do with traffic congestion, safety at school locations and pressure on parents to bring children to school by car, and requests the Manager to undertake an initiative, in consultation with the Government  to provide a Council operated School Transport System in the County. 

That South Dublin County Council recognises that the existing national School Transport System operated by the Department of Educational and Science and Bus Eireann was designed in another era for the principal purpose of increasing educational participation at second level, and that the issue to be addressed in school transport in the County in the new century has to do with traffic congestion, safety at school locations and pressure on parents to bring children to school by car, and requests the Manager to undertake an initiative, in consultation with the Government  to provide a Council operated School Transport System in the County. 

That this Council determines, pursuant to section 179(4) of the Planning and Development Act 2000 not to proceed with the proposed re-alignment of the Knocklyon Road.

That South Dublin County Council recognises that the existing national School Transport System operated by the Department of Educational and Science and Bus Eireann was designed in another era for the principal purpose of increasing educational participation at second level, and that the issue to be addressed in school transport in the County in the new century has to do with traffic congestion, safety at school locations and pressure on parents to bring children to school by car, and requests the Manager to undertake an initiative, in consultation with the Government  to provide a Council operated School Transport System in the County. 

That South dublin County Council recognises that the existing national School Transport System operated by the Department of Educational and Science and Bus Eireann was designed in another era for the principal purpose of increasing educational participation at second level, and that the issue to be addressed in school transport in the County in the new century has to do with traffic congestion, safety at school locations and pressure on parents to bring children to school by car, and requests the Manager to undertake an initiative, in consultation with the Government  to provide a Council operated School Transport System in the County. 

That South Dublin County Council recognises that the existing national School Transport System operated by the Department of Educational and Science and Bus Eireann was designed in another era for the principal purpose of increasing educational participation at second level, and that the issue to be addressed in school transport in the County in the new century has to do with traffic congestion, safety at school locations and pressure on parents to bring children to school by car, and requests the Manager to undertake an initiative, in consultation with the Government  to provide a Council operated School Transport System in the County. 

That South Dublin County Council recognises that the existing national School Transport System operated by the Department of Educational and Science and Bus Eireann was designed in another era for the principal purpose of increasing educational participation at second level, and that the issue to be addressed in school transport in the County in the new century has to do with traffic congestion, safety at school locations and pressure on parents to bring children to school by car, and requests the Manager to undertake an initiative, in consultation with the Government  to provide a Council operated School Transport System in the County. 

To ask the Manager to outline details of what steps are being taken to ensure that provision is made over the next two years in order that adequate council funding is made available to supplement exchequer grants for the early completion of the council's swimming pool construction programme?