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To ask the Chief Exective if following the granting of the Freedom of the County to South Dublin Community Volunteers he will confirm plans to further support Volunteerism across the County.
To ask the Chief Executive to update the Council on the Travellers Accommodation Programme and will he make a statement?
That this committee agrees to undertake an inspection of specific practicable locations for new litter bins, to address the current inadequate number of public bin units situtated in Adamstown, with particular focus along the Station Road area between the shops and the train station and in recognising the large student footfall in the locality.
Following on from the Motion passed at April 2021 Council Meeting
“In recognition of Dr Noel Browne, and the men and women who fought for the eradication of tuberculosis in Ireland that a commemorative stone be provided on the Grass Verge in proximity to Peamount Hospital”
That this Council writes to Dublin City Council informing them of the recent commemoration by South Dublin County Council of Dr. Noel Browne and express our support for a memorial or commemorative piece in Dublin City. We believe such a project would be merited and have public support.
To ask if the current list of bins can be provided to members so as to assist us in dealing with queries in relation to specific areas that are not clearly identifiable by local landmarks or house numbers.
That this Council commits to writing to the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth to ask him when the state will act on the Vaccine Trials, does the state intend apologizing for the trials that were carried out in Many institutions while innocent children were in the care of the state and religious orders and were carried out without parental consent, and to ask what he, as Minister intends to do for survivors of the Vaccine Trials and to give details of the State’s position on these illegal trials?
This County Council agrees to prioritise vulnerable road users when engaging in road works throughout the county, ensuring that, where possible, cycle lanes are accommodated and footpaths are unobstructed.
Balgaddy Quarterly Update
That this area committee agrees that full consideration be given, to provision for a new dog-run space within the soon to open Airlie Park in Lucan.
To ask the manager for an update on a request I made for a public bin to be installed at Bus Stop 1090 on the Kimmage Road West, near to the KCR junction. I made this request some time ago and note that Dublin City Council have a bin on the opposite side of the road at Bus Stop 2437..
To ask the Manager for a report on how SDCC intends to plan for and roll out a five year tree planting plan for the Dublin 12 area of Rathfarnham-Templeogue LEA as agreed by motions I have had pass in recent months. Agreement included ensuring estates and roads where grass verges have been concreted over are prioritised.
Following the news of the recent partnership agreement between The Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) and Dublin City Council to provide free wifi in citywide spaces, has South Dublin County Council any plans to roll out a similar scheme in the County?
H-I (13) Leader Update Report
That this Council confirms its pride in, and continued support for, Ireland's traditional policy of military neutrality, and writes to the Taoiseach to declare these views.
To ask the Chief Executive if an audit of the impact of dog fouling on wheelchair and those using mobility aids in the SDCC area is under consideration?
That this Council supports the development of Community Sustainable Development Goals Dashboards throughout SDCC to provide a data driven response to collecting and celebrating our communities' actions and progress in working towards the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.'
"This Area Committee calls on the Chief Executive to come up with plans for the no man land at the back of Kilmartin Estate adjoining the Luas line?"
To ask the manager to produce a report on possible public locations in the North Clondalkin, Balgaddy area to install portable AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators) and to give a statement on the matter.
That this Council calls on the Taoiseach to immediately implement a set of measures to tackle the Cost of Living Crisis that is Devastating Families across the State from both Working and Middle Class Demographics, which has seen 70% increases in Heating Oil, 30% increase in Gas, 25% increase in Electricity, 8% Increase in Rents and €1,200 average increase in petrol prices for the average driver along with increases in Groceries and other Essential Goods. This has resulted in the Highest inflation rates in 20 years of more than 5,5% and that's without the Governments scandalous proposed increases in Carbon Tax at a time of crisis. These measures at the least should include: The introduction of a living wage, the introduction of a cost of living payment based on annual income, the scrapping of Carbon Tax Increases, a ban on Rent increases for 3 years, Increase in Fuel allowance criteria, Removal of VAT on Energy Bills during winter Months, the Establishment of a discretionary utility debt Fund. These measures should form a base for tackling the crisis for struggling Families across the State.
To ask the Chief Executive to produce a report in tabular form, for how much money has been paid to landlords for HAP tenancies, leased properties and RAS tenancies for 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022 Y-T-D.