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Application for Tree Preservation Order On behalf of residents in Scholarstown Park and Darglewood in Rathfarnham, I would like to apply for a Tree Preservation Order in relation to the chestnut tree on the green between Scholarstown Park and Darglewood, as per the attached photographs. This tree has been here for many years, it is cherished by the residents and adds greatly to the area in terms of its amenity value, aesthetics and from the point of view of biodiversity. There has been so much building in the area lately with the associated loss of trees and hedgerows which can only have an adverse knock on effect on our local environment. The residents are keen to protect and preserve this tree. I support the residents in this and would ask that it be made the subject of a Tree Preservation Order.
To call on the manager to work in collaboration between public realm and road maintenance to examine the trees on Meadowview Grove Lucan, carry out suitability study and further prioritise footpath repairs for stretches deeply affected by roots of the trees.
This Motion was Moved without Debate
To ask the Chief Executive to detail the backlog of dealing with planning enforcement complaints and timelines involved at present in carrying out inspections.
That the Chief Executive puts in place meaningful measures, including physical barriers if necessary, to prevent dangerous parking in Ash Park and adjacent to the Lucan swimming pool site by users of Griffeen Valley Park and droppers to local schools opposite, a situation which has worsened considerably since the temporary closure of the leisure centre car park and includes the blocking of footpaths and cycleways beside this road and in Ash Park and obstructing visibility at junctions, all of which puts young children at special risk; to outline whether additional safe parking can be made available nearby; and if a statement can be made on the matter.