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"That this Area Committee agrees that active consideration be given by South Dublin County Council to organise bulk waste collections within high problem areas in an effort to reduce the need for constant waste collections around illegal dumping."
"To ask the Chief Executive what action has/is been taken to replace wooden fencing removed from the barrier between the N7 and Green Isle Road, in particular the section alongside the bus stop at Camac Valley? The dangers here are self evident and require immediate action."
"That this Committee expresses deep concern at the growing problem of the open drug dealing taking place in Corkagh park and requests that Management liaise with Gardai in tackling this problem and asks that Management report back to the Area Committee with proposals aimed at providing a safe environment for families, children and youth that use the park on a regular basis."
"This Committee recognises that the pet farm in Corkagh Park has been a wonderful amenity and attraction for families from Clondalkin and right across the County and furthermore calls on the Council to reconsider the decision to close the pet farm in Corkagh Park permanently so it can be enjoyed by generations to come."
"That this Area Committee calls for a discussion on the provision of outdoor training and performance spaces in parks for those that organise yoga, strength & Conditioning and music classes. The issues arises because football pitches are provided in public parks but spaces for other forms of activity are not."
"That this Area Committee calls on the Chief Executive to state the number of benches that are currently in the Clondalkin Park (Leisure Centre) and discuss the installation of additional seating benches that would allow people to observe both the Camac and the Mill Ponds."
Cathaoirleach's Business
"That this Area Committee calls on the Chief Executive to remove the moveable part of the kissing gate at the pedestrian entrance to Cappaghmore and to reinstate the safety barriers missing along the 9th Lock Road at the same point."
That this Area Committee calls on SDCC to choose Clondalkin as its entry for the 200,000 euro funding available under the Heritage Councils Historic Towns Initiative. If it receives a single coherent proposal from local organisations such as Clondalkin Tidy Towns, Clondalkin Heritage Group, Clondalkin History Society, Clondalkin Chamber of Commerce and Clondalkin Vision Group ( funding : https://www.heritagecouncil.ie/projects/historic-towns-initiative?)
That the manager undertakes works to remove the disused and sealed in Lane to the rear of (address with manager No.'s 85-95). This has been the source of much annoyance to residents, experiences regular illegal dumping and litter build up, is unmanageable in terms of overgrowth and is prone to rat infestation.
MOVED TO RE-ENTER
"To ask the Chief Executive for a report into if South Dublin County Council would apply for The Historic Towns Initiative in the Clondalkin Administative Area that aims to provide support to historic towns engaged in a programme of heritage-led regeneration. In seeking applications we are particularly interested in projects that address vacancy in town centres, that propose the re-use of historic structures and that can act as a demonstrator for future projects?"
"This Area Committee agrees to trial a "Car-Free" day in Clondalkin Village and asks for a report on any analysis carried out by the council on this possibility, further to a motion agreed at the November 2020 full council meeting."
"This Area Committee asks for a detailed report on the signage policy in the Clondalkin LEA, with specific focus on bilingual signs, and asks for a list of any and all signs erected by the Council in Clondalkin in only one of the official languages of the State."
"This Area Committee agrees to increase the provision of weekend waste collection in our parks during summer months and asks the Chief Executive to detail efforts that have been made on this to date."
"To ask the Chief Executive for an explanation of the Environmental Liabilities Directive and how could it apply to the current master plan for Rathcoole if proceeded with?"
"That this Area Committee Meeting gets a full update on what protected habitats or species have been found within the area subject to the Rathcoole Master Plan as a result of the biodiversity/ecological studies undertaken on behalf of the Council."
"To ask the Chief Executive when the ramps agreed for Knockmeenagh Road as part of the Traffic Calming Measures Programme for 2021 might be installed?"
"That the Chief Executive outline if 'Priority Annex I habitat to 91E0 Alluvial forests been found within the area subject to the Rathcoole Master Plan as a result of the biodiversity/ecological studies undertaken."
"To ask the Chief Executive for a report into Life Buoys in Corkagh Park and how he can ensure they are hung up safely for use. They have been in the river a lot lately. Can there be regular checks on the Life Buoys?"
That the manager examine all 'hilly' approach roads into Lucan Village, to include Lwr Dodsborough Road, Leixlip (R835)Road, Lucan Road, Lucan-Newlands Rd (Jet Hill) and Chapel Hill, in consideration for suitable seating at intermittent points to facilate older persons, parents with young children and those experiencing mobility issues thus promoting and encouraging active travel too.
"To ask the Chief Executive for a full update on planning enforcement notices S8461/S844 in Saggart, Co.Dublin"