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To ask the Chief Executive to outline the feasibility of providing a waste collection service to estates across the county, or a staggered cut in charges for using Ballymount in the run up to Halloween to limit the quantity of waste burned.
Can the Chief Executive provide further detail on the agreed solar panel programme specifically outlining the proposed locations within the Lucan Area Committee area including any community or public sites and provide clarification on the exact locations and layouts where available? This is sought to allow Members to better understand the local impacts and opportunities arising from the programme.
Can the Chief Executive provide an update on the meeting with the HSE which was agreed following a motion at an ACM and subsequently I raised at the Regional Health Forum where the HSE confirmed their willingness to attend? Can confirmation be provided on when this meeting will take place.
Can the Chief Executive confirm that the recent Adamstown Midway Review will be circulated and presented to the local Area Committee Members and that a dedicated briefing or meeting will be arranged to appraise Members of the findings and recommendations with time allowed for discussion? In addition can clarification be provided on whether this engagement will take place as part of the quarterly SDZ's update?
That the ACM administrative area be identified by the Library Service as a place for the promotion and education of interested members of the public in the tactics of chess
To ask the CEO for an update on how local bands can apply for South Dublin County Council supports, including funding, to perform live in their area
That the Chief Executive carries out air quality monitoring at night time in the vicinity of Esker Hill to Vesey Park - there is a smell of material being burned at night times in the vicinity so that the air is almost suffocating- also Esker Lawns and Cherbury - that needs investigating.
To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the Columbarium Wall at Esker Cemetery, including details on pricing, booking procedures, and any other relevant information.
Cathaoirleach's Business
That this Committee calls on the Chief Executive to present a headed item update on noise monitoring in the Lucan-Palmerstown North-Clondalkin area, including progress on the implementation of the Noise Action Plan 2024-2028. Given the consistently high noise levels recorded by the Lucan monitor, the update should outline what actions are planned to address this issue and the expected timeline for implementation.
Can the Chief Executive provide a report to the Area Committee on the flooding issues reported following the storm weather in late 2025 outlining any flood alleviation works completed to date their effectiveness, and identifying any locations where flooding issues remain and further flood alleviation works are required?
In light of the recent update at the January County Council meeting indicating that the Lucan Pool is being filled and that a February handover to the operator is planned, can the Chief Executive provide a formal update on the current status of the Lucan Pool project and make a statement on the matter?
To ask the Chief Executive for a report on the status of all housing estates that have not yet been taken in charge. Report to include, for each estate, whether or not it is prioritised, the current status of the taking in charge process including an estimated timeframe for when the process is expected to commence and conclude.
That the Area Committee requests the Chief Executive to install additional 'Dogs on Leash' signage at key access points and along routes within Griffeen Valley Park particularly in areas used for regular organised events including the weekly parkrun in order to support public safety, shared use of the park and responsible dog ownership.
Can the Chief Executive provide an update on the status of the Old Master Schoolhouse project in Lucan Village noting that it remains within the planning process and advise whether engagement can now take place with the recently identified contact who may be able to support progress on this matter? I am happy to provide further information to facilitate that engagement if it would assist in advancing the project.
Can the Chief Executive outline what would be required to introduce a period of free car parking in one of the village centres such as Lucan Village, including any operational, financial or regulatory considerations involved? I had received requests from local businesses and residents regarding the possibility of providing free parking over the Christmas period but given the timing of ongoing works and the need for sufficient lead-in time it did not appear feasible this year. I would appreciate clarification on the processes, timelines and requirements associated with introducing free parking as this may be considered for a future period particularly in Lucan Village.
To ask the Manager if there are any plans to install new outdoor exercise equipment areas in public places (especially, but not exclusively, at strategic points along the Greenway) in the LPNC areas, during 2026?
To call on the Manager to install 'Road Narrows' signage before St. Joseph's College, Lucan travelling East and West on the Lucan Road (R835).
That this Area Committee requests South Dublin County Council to engage with Aura Leisure to extend weekend opening hours at Lucan Leisure Centre, to align with other SDCC leisure centres such as Tallaght and Clondalkin, with a minimum closing time of 5.00pm on at least one weekend day, as the centre currently closes at 3.00pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
That this Committee requests the Manager to prepare a confidential report for this committee, identifying strategically important, historical or architecturally significant vacant or derelict buildings within our areas that could be considered for acquisition by South Dublin County Council through the Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) process. This could contribute to bringing these properties back into use and contribute towards addressing local housing needs, the preservation of our built heritage and contribute positively towards community morale.
That this Area Committee calls on the Manager to arrange for the existing yield signs at the roundabout between Dodsborough Road and the Old Celbridge Road (R835) to be updated to include bilingual text 'Yield / Géill Slí', in accordance with the Traffic Signs Manual, in order to promote the Irish language in the public realm.