Approval of Registration of Charge by the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism in respect of site at Hermitage Park, Lucan, Co. Dublin – proposed lease for clubhouse facility to Esker Celtic Football Club. 

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• H12 Approval of Registration of Charge
• H12 Map

Given that South Dublin Co. Council has agreed to take charge of the monitoring of CCTV in North Clondalkin, could the Manager name an officer to take charge of this and could Councillors be given the person's name?

• Question 13

Given the success of North Clondalkin football soccer clubs & the promotion to higher divisional leagues, that this Council supports the provisions to ensure that there are adequate dressing room & shower & toilet facilities, & that the infrastructure criteria are met for the appropriate leagues guide lines. Please note league games take place Saturdays & Sunday's.

• Motion 15

That the manager clearly outlines:

1. When the last St.Patrick’s Day Parade was held in the Lucan/Clondalkin Area?  
2. How much of an input this Council had?
3. Would it be viable to reinitiate the Clondalkin Parade?
4. How the members of this Council could move forward on this?
5. Is there time enough between now and this March?

• Motion 10

That the Manager investigate the possibility of providing a pedestrian footpath from Kew Park to the old Celbridge Road to facilitate residents who wish to take this route to Lucan and to include in his report the timescale for completion of the project.

• Motion 16

That this Committee notes that the Government is a minority provider of capital finance for swimming pool construction projects,and  that the Council itself will provide, from its own resources,  about  two thirds of the finance for the construction of the Tallaght Pool and the reconstruction of the Clondalkin Pool, resolves to pursue a Swimming Pool for Lucan project in the absence of a Government scheme for local authority pools, and, noting the recent statement by An Tanaiste that she regards a Lucan Swimming Pool as a priority project, requests the Manager to bring forward a project proposal for a Lucan Swimming Pool to the full Council.

That this Committee recommends that Dodsborough Cottages be included in the next round of Junk Collections and requests the Manger to provide a list of estates in the Lucan EA in which Junk Collections were made in 2005 or will be made in the present round? 

In response to representations from residents in the Oatfield & Wheatfield Housing Estates concerning on-going anti-social behaviour displayed by some private tenant's & the irresponsible attitude of some landlords, I move that this Council acts in conjunction with the P.R.T.B & Revenue Department to ensure that all landlords in the area are registered & tax compliant.

• Motion 2

That the Manager give a detailed report on the Moorfield Infill Housing Project and indicate his intentions to address the concerns expressed by Moorfield residents at various public consultation meetings and on-site meetings.

• Motion 3

That the Manager provides details of what locations are being considered for the provision of much needed homeless housing within each of the Lucan, Palmerstown and Clondalkin areas.

• Homeless

That this Committee urges the Manager to take the necessary steps to ensure the implementation of LZO number 10.3.i(2) in the County Development Plan, to facilitate the provision of sheltered housing at Primrose Hill, Lucan during the period of the Plan, and asks the Manager if he will make a statement on the matter, including a report on discussions with the Presbyterian Church authorities in Lucan.

• Motion No 5

Confirmation and Re-affirmation of Minutes of Meeting of 7th February 2006

• Minutes

To ask the Manager to appoint an extra litter warden for the Lucan/Clondalkin area.

• Question 31

To ask the Manager;

a)  Why the cost of bringing a box trailer into the Esker Green Waste Unit has gone from €8 to  €20?

b)  To list any other increases in disposal charges at Esker?

c)  To ask for justification for the increases and as to whether or not they are cost effective?

• Esker Green Waste

That the Manager present a report on Grangecastle Industrial Park focusing on the following :-

a)  The possibility of opening a road entrance to Grangecastle from the R120.

b)  Pedestrian access to Grangecastle from Adamstown and Kishogue Railway Stations.

c)  The I.A.W.S. development including the site, the buildings, numbers and type of activity and the extent to which it will be involved in activity which will pollute the local air/atmosphere.

• Motion 5

That this council approves the following change to the disposal of 'end of life' vehicles:-

a)  That the €50 charge be scrapped.

b)  That a sum of perhaps €200 be paid to people who bring a car to an 'end of life'  unit.

That this council approves the following change to the disposal of 'end of life' vehicles:-

a)  That the €50 charge be scrapped.

b)  That a sum of perhaps €200 be paid to people who bring a car to an 'end of life'  unit.

That this council approves the following change to the disposal of 'end of life' vehicles:-

a)  That the €50 charge be scrapped.

b)  That a sum of perhaps €200 be paid to people who bring a car to an 'end of life'  unit.

That this council approves the following change to the disposal of 'end of life' vehicles:-

a)  That the €50 charge be scrapped.

b)  That a sum of perhaps €200 be paid to people who bring a car to an 'end of life'  unit.

That this council approves the following change to the disposal of 'end of life' vehicles:-

a)  That the €50 charge be scrapped.

b)  That a sum of perhaps €200 be paid to people who bring a car to an 'end of life'  unit.