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Confirmation and Re-affirmation of Minutes
Minutes of the Lucan Clondalkin Area Committee Meeting held on the 23rd May 2006.
To ask the Manager to report in detail on all estates in the Lucan area not taken-in-charge or not scheduled to be taken-in-charge by the Local Authority, but scheduled to be managed by Private Estate Management Companies. Would the Manager also report on what particular issues remain unresolved in these estates and what will be done to have these issues resolved for the benefit of the local residents who face exorbitant estate management charges in these estates.
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(a) Letter from County Dublin VEC dated 30th May, 2006 regarding community use of Sports Halls at Collinstown Park and Firhouse Community Colleges.
(b) Letter from An Garda Síochána dated 12th June, 2006 regarding the Pilot First Responder Programme
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(A) Discretionary Fund Work
(B) Part 8 Report on Proposed Improvement Works in The Grange, Griffeen Valley and Hayden's Lane, Lucan
(C) Part 8 Report on Proposed Construction of Two Five-a-Side All Weather Pitches in Deansrath Community College, Clondalkin
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Report on Housing Construction Programme
That the Manager would agree to commence a preliminary investigative examination of the feasibility of Skate Park facilities for Clondalkin and Palmerstown. In recent months there has been an increase in the interest shown by many young people in the Clondalkin and Palmerstown areas in acquiring a Skate Park facility and as a result I have formed the Clondalkin Skateboard Club. A similar recruitment drive in Palmerstown is ongoing. On completion of the Lucan Skate Park, and allowing time for development of the activity, it would be prudent to examine closely the interest shown by young people in neighbouring communities including Clondalkin and Palmerstown, with a view to gauging whether such a facility in these areas may be appreciated and sustainable.