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Proposed Declaration of Roads to be Public Roads (No Business)
To ask the Chief Executive to provide an update on any measures being taken to address parking pressures in existing housing estates and on public roads arising from insufficient parking provision in newer residential developments
To ask the Chief Executive how many emergency accommodation beds are currently provided for single persons within the county
To ask the Chief Executive to provide details of the reasons for the suspension of the right-sizing scheme for private homeowners.
Could the footpath outside the shops at Rosemount S/C Rathfarnham be power washed to bring them back to when they were first laid. The surface is quite dirty and takes away from the great work the Council has done in the carpark area upgrade.
On Behalf of The Grange Park & Whitechurch Abbey Flooding Steering Group 1. Conduct a Risk & Safety Assessment of the site: Require council engineers to inspect all exposed site gaps along the Whitechurch Stream between St Gatien's Court and Willbrook Lawn immediately. 2. Install Fiixed Temporary Defences: Install robust, fixed temporary flood barriers capable of protecting Grange Park to the required 1-in-100-year (1% AEP) design standard throughout the winter and until the permanent defences are complete. 3. Put a Local Emergency Plan in Place: Publish a clear emergency plan detailing how council crews will monitor the stream and deploy backup pumps and other measures when a severe rainfall event occurs. 4. Publish the January Flood Investigation Report: Release the official report into why Grange Park flooded in January, ensuring the council and OPW acknowledge the cause and guarantee those vulnerabilities are addressed. Preventative action now is the only way to safeguard homes that are now uninsured for flood damage due to the flood in January.
To ask the Chief Executive whether he will review the reinstatement of a housing services counter at Clondalkin Civic Offices
To ask the Chief Executive whether the Council intends to install bicycle stands at the newly resurfaced main car park (St. John’s Entrance).
To ask the Chief Executive to provide a report on the Council's most recent Culture Night programme, including the number of events held and attendance figures.
That the Chief Executive ensures that free period products and appropriate disposal facilities are available in all Council-owned buildings.
To ask the Chief Executive if there are any plans to increase the number of playing pitches in the county?
To ask the Chief Executive to provide an update on all sports pavilion projects that received Part 8 approval in 2024, including their current status and the anticipated construction commencement and completion dates for each project.
To ask the Chief Executive to provide an update on the proposed fire stations within the Clonburris and Adamstown Strategic Development Zones (SDZs)
To ask the Chief Executive to provide details of the number of trees planted by the Council over the past five years, including a breakdown by species and identifying native and non-native varieties, and to provide an estimate of the number of trees lost during the same period, including losses attributable to natural causes and planned tree removals, and if a statement can be made on the matter.
To ask the Chief Executive to outline what plans, if any, are in place or being considered to improve the availability of age-friendly parking spaces in villages and district shopping centres.
To ask the Chief Executive to provide an update on the status of the community childcare facilities evaluation report.
To ask the Chief Executive whether South Dublin County Council has implemented the national protocol allowing victims and survivors of domestic, sexual and gender-based violence to retain their accrued social housing waiting-list time when transferring between local authority areas.
That this Council calls on the Chief Executive to ensure that those affected by domestic violence are explicitly recognised and appropriately prioritised in the allocation of social housing.