Agenda

North West Area Committee - Tuesday 15th March, 2022 2.30 pm

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Items
No.	Item
1.	Minutes of the North West Area Committee Meeting held on Tuesday 15th February 2022. PDF 479 KB
2.	Questions to the Area Manager. PDF 121 KB
3.	Finglas Area Office Report, Mick Carroll, Area Manager. PDF 680 KB
4.	St Canice's Conservation Management Plan Update, Ruth Johnson, City Archaeologist and Christina Todd, Landscape Architect PDF 348 KB
5.	Motion in the name of Councillors Keith Connolly & Briege MacOscar That this Area Committee commits to examining all potential funding streams and prioritises building the wall at Gortbeg Road, Lakeglen.
6.	Naming & Numbering of new development at Merville Place, Finglas Road, Dublin 11. PDF 388 KB Additional documents: Naming of new development at Merville Place,Finglas Road Map.doc , item 6. PDF 127 KB
7.	With reference to the proposed Development Strategy for the former Ballymun Shopping Centre Site, Dublin 11 (Site No. 1 of the Ballymun Local Area Plan). PDF 928 KB
8.	Ballymun Area Office Report, Jackie O'Reilly, Area Manager. PDF 1 MB
9.	Update on the Poppintree Sport & Community Facility, Donnacha Ó Dúlaing, Senior Executive Officer. PDF 364 KB
10.	Ballymun Social Regeneration Fund, Jackie O'Reilly, Area Manager. PDF 348 KB
11.	With reference to the proposed disposal of a plot to the front of 44 Dolmen Court, Poppintree, Dublin 11. PDF 123 KB Additional documents: 44 Dolmen Court - , item 11. PDF 543 KB
12.	Motion in the name of Councillor Noeleen Reilly. That Dublin City Council address the lack of bins in the Ballymun area which is adding to the litter problem. Most of Poppintree, Sillogue, Coultry and Shangan are without a bin on the main roads that people walk.
13.	Motion in the name of Councillor Caroline Conroy Can this Area Committee agree to put in place the steps needed to make Finglas a Fairtrade Town, with the hope of this extending to the whole of Dublin North West. This is a very important step in supporting farmers and communities in less developed countries to get fair prices, conditions, training and work standard protections for products they sell to us. There are 48 officially recognised Fairtrade cities, towns and islands around Ireland.
14.	Public Domain Report, Catherine Brophy Walsh, Public Domain Officer. PDF 919 KB
15.	Traffic Service Request, Status Report. PDF 173 KB Additional documents: Tag Status Report , item 15. PDF 213 KB
16.	Minutes of the Traffic Advisory Group (TAG) Meeting. PDF 62 KB
17.	Road Maintenance Report. PDF 588 KB