Agenda and minutes
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Presentation - Briefing on the Dodder Greenway Part 8 application and overview of the environmental report Additional documents: Minutes: Order: Noted. |
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Presentation on Ringsend Irishtown Local Environmental Improvement Plan Additional documents: Minutes: Order: Agreed. |
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Presentation on Water Framework Directive - River Basin Management Plan (2018 - 2021) Public Consultation Additional documents: Minutes: Order: Noted. |
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Presentation on Proposed Works at Clarendon Street / Clarendon Row Additional documents: Minutes: Order: Agreed to initiate the Part 8 process. |
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Minutes of South East Area Committee meeting held on 8th May 2017 Additional documents: Minutes: Order: Agreed. |
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Environment and Transportation Department Matters i. Minutes of Traffic Advisory Group meeting held on 25th May 2017.
ii. Report on Proposed Works at Cork Hill, Castle Street and Exchange Court. Part 8.
Additional documents:
Minutes: i. Minutes of Traffic Advisory Group meeting held on 25th May 2017. Order: Noted.
ii. Report on Proposed Works at Cork Hill, Castle Street and Exchange Court. Part 8. Order: Noted. |
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Culture Recreation and Economic Services Department Matters i. Report on proposed works at Merrion Square Park, Tearooms, Part 8. Additional documents: Minutes: i. Report on proposed works at Merrion Square Park, Tearooms, Part 8. Order: Agreed to initiate the Part 8 process. |
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Planning and Property Development Department Matters i. Derelict Sites Report.
ii. Report on proposed disposal of freehold interest in 3 Sundrive Road, Kimmage, Dublin 12 to Richard Hogan and others.
iii. Report on proposed grant of a lease of the Kiosk Unit, Drury Street Car Park, Dublin 2 to Restaurants Ireland Ltd.
iv. Report on proposed grant of a licence of part of the lands adjoining Clonskeagh House, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14.
v. Report on proposed disposal of plot of land at Hanover Quay to Cairn Homes PLC.
vi. Report on proposed amendment to North Lotts and Grand Canal Dock SDZ location of pedestrian bridge on River Liffey.
vii. Report on proposed disposal of a lease of Joshua Dawson House, Dawson Street, Dublin 2 to Nuritas Ltd.
viii. Report on proposed variation (17) of Dublin City Development Plan 2016 – 2022: Harold’s Cross Stadium change of zoning to Z15 - To protect and provide for institutional, and community uses. Additional documents:
Minutes: i. Derelict Sites Report. Order: Noted.
ii. Report on proposed disposal of freehold interest in 3 Sundrive Road, Kimmage, Dublin 12 to Richard Hogan and others. Order: Agreed to recommend to city council.
iii. Report on proposed grant of a lease of the Kiosk Unit, Drury Street Car Park, Dublin 2 to Restaurants Ireland Ltd. Order: Agreed to recommend to city council.
iv. Report on proposed grant of a licence of part of the lands adjoining Clonskeagh House, Clonskeagh, Dublin 14. Order: Agreed to recommend to city council.
v. Report on proposed disposal of plot of land at Hanover Quay to Cairn Homes PLC. Order: Agreed to recommend to city council.
vi. Report on proposed amendment to North Lotts and Grand Canal Dock SDZ location of pedestrian bridge on River Liffey – taken with item 8.viii. Order: Noted.
vii. Report on proposed disposal of a lease of Joshua Dawson House, Dawson Street, Dublin 2 to Nuritas Ltd. Order: Agreed to recommend to city council.
viii. Report on proposed variation (17) of Dublin City Development Plan 2016 – 2022: Harold’s Cross Stadium change of zoning to Z15 - To protect and provide for institutional, and community uses – taken with item 8.vi. Order: Noted.
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South East Area Matters i. Update on Community Development, Environmental Services Unit, Housing Projects & Local Area Improvements and Sports and Recreation Section.
ii. Report on proposal to name a development at Clonskeagh Road: The Paper Mill.
iii. Nomination of one councillor to the South Inner City Drugs Task Force following the resignation of Councillor Claire Byrne.
Additional documents: Minutes: i. Update on Community Development, Environmental Services Unit, Housing Projects & Local Area Improvements and Sports and Recreation Section. Order: Noted.
ii. Report on proposal to name a development at Clonskeagh Road: The Paper Mill. Order: Agreed.
iii. Nomination of one councillor to the South Inner City Drugs Task Force following the resignation of Councillor Claire Byrne. Order: Cllr. Dermot Lacey nominated and the committee agreed the nomination of Cllr. Sonya Stapleton to the South Inner City Drugs Task Force.
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Motions Motion 1 from Councillor Dermot Lacey That this committee agrees to request the manager to initiate the procedures for enabling the closure of Cuffe Lane, Dublin 2 for all the reasons set out in the email submitted with this motion."
I am writing to you on behalf of the residents of Cuffe Lane, Dublin 2.
Cuffe Lane comprises of 13 terraced houses on the left, 12 apartments on the right and the rear exit to Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland (RCSI) straight ahead. Cuffe Lane is just that, a lane. This lane does lead to any other lane or street. It is in effect a cul de sac containing no business, retail or otherwise. It is a lane to nowhere.
Due to a very high degree of anti social behaviour which include vandalism, car break ins, burglary, breaking and entering of our homes, urination, defecation , littering, loitering, sexual congress and serious drug use, We feel very vulnerable and the quality of our lives has deteriorated to a huge extent.
The proximity of our homes to the city centre and its associated nightclubs, bars and fast food outlets have all led to this. People are shooting up, tinfoil, syringes, lighters; broken glass, blood soaked clothes etc. are a frequent almost daily discovery. They can be very abusive at times and are very frightening when drunk or high on drugs. They sit right outside our homes, shouting, throwing whatever is at hand. It is not a safe area.
The guards have been called to the lane frequently.
This anti social behaviour has escalated to an intolerable level and indeed at times we are afraid to leave our homes. We really need help to keep our small community safe in our homes. Can you please advise us as a group, the necessary protocols to perhaps gate our small laneway? We have permission from the houses and apartments and indeed the RCSI stated that they will help us lobby also.
I have contacted the superintendent in Pearse Street Garda station to get a report on the anti social behaviour, concerning all the times they have to visit the laneway. Also we are in the process of drafting up a letter to get the 13 houses and 12 apartment signatures in favour of a small gated community. RCSI will also help us in lobbying. I hope to send this email to a few councillors in the hope that you can all unite in helping us in our plight to have a safer home environment.
Many thanks for taking the time to hear our grave concerns, we await in anticipation of a favourable reply in helping us gate our small community.
Motion 2 from Councillor Dermot Lacey That this committee discusses the apparent disregard for the planners on Dublin City Council and the local residents along the Grand Canal by Waterways Ireland and resolves to seek to meet with Waterways Ireland to discuss this matter.
Motion 3 from Councillor Dermot Lacey To ask the ... view the full agenda text for item 10. Additional documents: Minutes: Motion 1 From Councillor Dermot Lacey That this committee agrees to request the manager to initiate the procedures for enabling the closure of Cuffe Lane, Dublin 2 for all the reasons set out in the email submitted with this motion."
I am writing to you on behalf of the residents of Cuffe Lane, Dublin 2.
Cuffe Lane comprises of 13 terraced houses on the left, 12 apartments on the right and the rear exit to Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland (RCSI) straight ahead. Cuffe Lane is just that, a lane. This lane does lead to any other lane or street. It is in effect a cul de sac containing no business, retail or otherwise. It is a lane to nowhere.
Due to a very high degree of anti social behaviour which include vandalism, car break ins, burglary, breaking and entering of our homes, urination, defecation, littering, loitering, sexual congress and serious drug use, We feel very vulnerable and the quality of our lives has deteriorated to a huge extent.
The proximity of our homes to the city centre and its associated nightclubs, bars and fast food outlets have all led to this. People are shooting up, tinfoil, syringes, lighters; broken glass, blood soaked clothes etc. are a frequent almost daily discovery. They can be very abusive at times and are very frightening when drunk or high on drugs. They sit right outside our homes, shouting, throwing whatever is at hand. It is not a safe area.
The guards have been called to the lane frequently.
This anti social behaviour has escalated to an intolerable level and indeed at times we are afraid to leave our homes. We really need help to keep our small community safe in our homes. Can you please advise us as a group, the necessary protocols to perhaps gate our small laneway? We have permission from the houses and apartments and indeed the RCSI stated that they will help us lobby also.
I have contacted the superintendent in Pearse Street Garda station to get a report on the anti social behaviour, concerning all the times they have to visit the laneway. Also we are in the process of drafting up a letter to get the 13 houses and 12 apartment signatures in favour of a small gated community. RCSI will also help us in lobbying. I hope to send this email to a few councillors in the hope that you can all unite in helping us in our plight to have a safer home environment.
Many thanks for taking the time to hear our grave concerns, we await in anticipation of a favourable reply in helping us gate our small community. Order: Report to councillor.
Motion 2 from Councillor Dermot Lacey That this committee discusses the apparent disregard for the planners on Dublin City Council and the local residents along the Grand Canal by Waterways Ireland and resolves to seek to meet with Waterways Ireland to discuss this matter. Order: Agreed.
Motion 3 from Councillor ... view the full minutes text for item 10. |
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Questions to Chief Executive 12th June 2017 Additional documents: Minutes: Order: Noted.
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