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Tree Planting Programme
Tree Maintenance Programme
Winter Maintenance Plan
That this ACM commits the Chief Executive to identify planting areas for the Greenhills area (in particular the Saints roads, in available grass verges and in areas that have been concreted over) by the end of Quarter 1 of 2022 and in collaboration with interested residents in the area & to develop a 5-year tree planting strategy with corresponding funding commitments given by Management.
This Council reiterates its commitment to the principles of Fair Trade and agrees that the executive will meet with members of the successful campaign "to make Northern Ireland a Fair Trade Devolved Region" in order to form a plan to achieve Fair Trade status as a County Council in 2022.
That this committee requests immediate action to clean the laneways in the Dublin 12 area that fall under the jurisdiction of SDCC and for this work to be carried out twice annually, as previously agreed. The committee requests a report from management to outline the expected timelines of this work by the end of this year, as well as ongoing quarterly reports to ensure that this work continues and that it stays on target. These laneways must now become a priority of this council's work. While it can be appreciated that cleanings did not take place as a result of the intervention of Covid-19, as restrictions are now lifting, it is matter of urgency that there be a significant improvement in the public realm of these areas. The weeds, rubbish and graffiti is a blight to the local area. There is a wealth of evidence which supports the fact that managed and well cared for areas can help prevent illegal dumping, occurring on an almost daily basis at this point.
That this committee request repairs of the footpath located near to 1 St. Anthony's Crescent and which continues around to St. Joseph's Road. This footpath is in bad state of repair. The surface is unstable and there a number of holes present. There are a number of residents who use walking frames and walking sticks who live on this road and who are very afraid of navigating the path and fearful of falling.
That South Dublin County Council amend the participatory budget process known as the '€300k Have Your Say' initiative by increasing the level of funding to €500k, once all Local Electoral Areas have had the opportunity to take part in the initial programme.
Housing Allocations Report
SICAP programme & LCDC Oversight
Sláintecare Healthy Communities Programme
That the Council consider a campaign that promotes our diversity and our aims at integration in our local communities including an advertising campaign (details supplied: see Fingal campaign https://www.fingal.ie/fingal-integration as an example)
Caithaoirleach's Business
That the Chief Executive Officer give a report on the draft National Transport Strategy 2022 to 2042 and whether the Council or a Committee of the Council, including an Area Committee, can make a submission during the public consultation, and how this can be facilitated in time for the deadline for submissions
That the Chief Executive Officer will give an update about conservation works for King John's Bridge and what those works entail
To the Chief Executive Officer for an update about the introduction of new mobile library stops near Lucan Village including Sarsfield Park
To ask the Chief Executive Officer for an update about Shackleton View and the fact that this part of the Shackleton Estate is occupied with residents but the public lighting is not connected and it is in darkness, with hazard for those walking in the area, and does the Council have any role at all in terms of the connection of lights via the Public Lighting Department or Planning Department and if so what is the up to date position?
To ask the Chief Executive when a report could be produced and presented to the area committee on options for the empty site between address provided?
That the Chief Executive present a report on how the council owned Clonburris SDZ lands can be used to meet the new social housing build targets, including what funding is needed for infrastructure and how this can be fast tracked for housing.
That the Chief Executive write to Irish Water to request they undertake an underground survey of waste water pipes in the vicinity of houses 78 - 102 The Coppice, Woodfarm Acres Estate, Palmerstown. The purpose of the survey should be to ascertain the condition of the pipes and any misconnections present with a view to reducing the foul sewage and flooding issues experienced by residents.
To ask the Chief Executive to provide the number of Council-owned houses in the Lucan-Palmerstown-North Clondalkin area which were not originally built or commissioned by the Council.