To ask the Chief Executive how many housing estates falling within the remit of this Area Committee are not connected to mains sewerage and to report on compliance procedures in respect of the same.

"To ask the Chief Executive for an update on progress for the transfer of Orchard Lodge unit into South Dublin County Council control and to ask if staff of the Architects Department have accessed the premises with a view to drawing up a detailed required fit-out proposal?"

• Q 6

"To ask the Chief Executive that, in light of the obvious and increasingly heavy usage of public bins in our parks and areas of food outlets in our villages and suburbs, (due no doubt to increased use due to covid restrictions which has led to public and open spaces seeing greater usage), can South Dublin County Council outline a plan to increase the schedule of maintaining and emptying these bins and to provide a response?"

• Q 3

"That this Committee agrees, to invite the ESB to this committee at our next scheduled meeting to offer a presentation on its service for the Clondalkin area with a view explaining the recent series of power outages in the Clondalkin area. These outages have become all too frequent for a modern society and we note with concern the effects it is having on the people living and working in Clondalkin. Specifically we wish to know if there is an infrastructure deficit locally and if the service is sufficient to enable the rate of growth in the area."

• M 22

"That this Area Committee discusses the South Dublin County Council approach to tackling dog foul in public parks and on footpaths and if new strategies are possible. 

• M 6

"That this Area Committee congratulates the local Gardaí Síochána on Operation Thoroughfare which has sought to make the Grand Canal Greenway safer for pedestrians and cyclists."

• M 18

"To ask the Chief Executive for an update on Motion 1 from the February 2020 meeting of the Clondalkin ACM where he agreed to establish who the owners of the Mill Pond on Mill Lane in Clondalkin are?"

• Q 13

Cathaoirleach's Business

"That this Area Committee agrees that South Dublin County Council should produce a map of publically owned land in the greater Clondalkin area and indicate on it areas where trees could be planted over coming years. The motivation behind the motion is to increase forest cover in the area."

• M 8
• Map

"To ask the Chief Executive if South Dublin County Council tree maintenance team might reach the Dunawley and Michael Collins Estates in Clondalkin during the year 2021?"

• Q 5

To ask the Chief Executive for an update on the Planning Enforcement case (S8268) against the David Nestor Freight Container Park in the Crag Industrial Estate in Clondalkin? The height the containers are stacked causes much anxiety for residents in the area not to mention the volume of freight traffic decanting from it onto the narrow Ninth Lock Road at Cappaghmore.

• Q 7

"To ask the Chief Executive given the increase of complaints regarding the issue of dog poo fouling in public parks and open spaces, across Clondalkin and other areas, will South Dublin County Council install more dog waste bins?  South Dublin County Council needs a campaign to encourage dog owners and dog walkers to act responsibly and to pick up after their dogs. Dog poo in our public spaces affects the whole community."

• Clondalkin Dog Bin
• Q 1

"To ask the Chief Executive when the footpath maintenance work in the Dunawley Estate which was left incomplete in Dunawley Way, will be completed?"

• Q 8

H-1 Minutes of February SPC meetings 

1. Economic Development, Enterprise & Tourism SPC– 10/2/2021
2. Arts, Culture, Gaeilge, Heritage & Libraries SPC – 24/2/2021

• H-I (1) 1.Economic Development, Enterprise & Tourism SPC Minutes – 10/2/2021
• H-I (1) 2.Arts, Culture, Gaeilge, Heritage & Libraries SPC Minutes – 24/2/2021

H-2 Review of current covid related arts sector financial supports.

• H 2 Financial Supports for the Arts Sector

"That this Committee agrees, the Council should install double yellow lines along the St. John's Green on the park side to prevent parking congestion at this area and that signage should be installed to direct traffic to other Corkagh Park entrance car parks on Green Isle Road and the R136."

• M 19

To ask the Chief Executive that, in light of the obvious and increasingly heavy usage of public bins in our parks and areas of food outlets in our villages because  covid restrictions  has led to public and open spaces seeing greater usage, can SDCC outline if there are plans to increase the schedule of maintaining and emptying these bins and to provide a report  on this matter.

• Q1 Increased Litter Bin Usage

"To ask the Chief Executive to present a report for debate at the Area Committee on the Street Light upgrade programme including timeline for when the programme will commence and when older Council Estates such as Lealand and Lindisfarne, which have a higher proportion of older people, will have their street lights upgraded to enhance resident safety."

• M 17

"That this meeting agrees 'In light of the very significant and persistent illegal dumping on the Bawnogue Road between Lindisfarne and Ashwood, and the significant financial cost to the Council arising from the weekly removal of this material', can the Chief Executive outline what additional actions he intends to take to address the issue in order to reduce and if possible eliminate the persistent dumping at this location."

• M 5

"This Area Committee agrees to implement parking restrictions at St. John's Green adjacent to the entrance to Corkagh Park, including double yellow lines, in order to improve traffic safety; following a petition and evidence supplied by residents."

• M 16

"To ask Chief Executive how many HAP tenancies are active in Citywest."

• Qu (6)