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1.

Delegation from St. Patricks Athletic F.C., Richmond Park

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Order:  Presentation noted.

 

2.

Minutes of Meeting held on 20th April, 2022 pdf icon PDF 217 KB

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Order: Agreed.  

 

3.

Questions to the Director of Services South Central pdf icon PDF 113 KB

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Order: Replies to Questions and the Director of Services report circulated.

 

4.

Environment and Transportation Matters pdf icon PDF 85 KB

1.    Minutes of the Traffic Advisory Group held on the 26/04/22 in relation to Traffic Matters in the South Central Area.

2.    Traffic Service Requests Status Reports at 15/04/22 and 22/04/22.

 

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1.    Minutes of the Traffic Advisory Group held on the 26/04/22 in relation to Traffic Matters in the South Central Area.

2.    Traffic Service Requests Status Reports at 15/04/22 and 22/04/22.

Order:  1. Report noted.   

             2. Report noted.

 

5.

South Central Area Matters pdf icon PDF 3 MB

1.      Capital Programme Update – Public Realm Projects SWIC

2.      Director of Services Report.

 

 

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1.    Capital Programme Update – Public Realm Projects SWIC.

2.    Director of Services Report.

Order: 1.  Presentation given by Stephen Coyne.  Presentation noted.

2.  Report Noted. 

 

6.

Culture, Recreation & Economic Matters pdf icon PDF 726 KB

1.  Sports and Recreation Report for May 2022 South Central Area.

 

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1.    Sports and Recreation Report for May 2022 South Central Area.

Order:  Report noted.   

 

7.

Emergency Motions

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The order of business was suspended to deal with the following Emergency Motion:

 

Emergency Motion 1 

That this Area Committee strongly condemns agreement at senior DCC level to give permission to Gardaí to carry out training exercises, which would include noises that "will sound like gunshots noises", in Dolphin House flats, a DCC housing complex where DCC residents are currently living. The Area Committee calls for a detailed explanation as to how this decision was made and an explanation as to why the residents living in the flats, as well as other community stakeholders, were not involved in making this decision and only given 24 hours notice. The Area Committee questions DCC's decision to 'postpone' the training session and instead, calls for the session to be cancelled completely and for a commitment that no further training sessions of this nature will take place in, or next to, DCC housing complexes where DCC tenants are living. 

Cllr Darragh Moriarty

 

Order:  Agreed.

 

 

8.

May 2022 Motions

DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL

SOUTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE

18th May 2022

 

 

M170   Councillors Daithí Doolan and Máire Devine

The South Central Area Committee welcomes initiatives that deliver social and affordable housing.

The Land Development Agency propose to build up to 8,000 affordable homes in Inchicore's old railway works.

The South Central Area Committee urges the LDA to fully engage with the local community and elected representatives and requests that the LDA immediately provide a paper briefing on this proposal and invites them to meet with City Councillors as soon as possible to discuss the details.

 

M171   Councillors Sophie Nicoullaud and Daithí Doolan

This committee is requesting that the Glebe House built in 1791 will be restored immediately. This building is a protected structure in the Crumlin Architectural Conservation Area. That the owner Seabren Developments Ltd keeps the site in good condition and restore the house immediately. That this request is sent to the planning department and for them to ensure the restoration takes places shorty.

 

M172   Councillor Máire Devine

This Committee calls for the immediate publication of the recently compiled government sanctioned report into fire defects at residential apartment buildings so stressed owners can, without delay, be informed of recommendations for remuneration and/or grant assistance for these essential works.

 

M173   Councillor Vincent Jackson

Can Dublin City Council Parks Department please give a report on the quality of work currently being done by contractors cutting grass in the South Central Area I have received a number of complaints from residents in the area in relation to the poor quality of work, grass being cut with litter in situ, no proper finish to boundaries overall a very poor finish. Much of this work could I believe, with imagination, could be done properly.

 

M174   Councillor Vincent Jackson

That the current SHD before DCC for the former De La Salle Lands Ballyfermot Road Dublin 10 which will in the space of a couple of years have the capacity to increase the population of Ballyfermot by two to three thousand people be subject to full scrutiny by An Bord Pleanála. The density, heights and lack of provision of proper play areas, community facilities if handled badly could set the area back many years. We need development which is inclusive of the existing area. It is ironic much of the new development which happened over the past few years whilst built on land that was always Ballyfermot just mysteriously became a different postal district.

 

Derek Kelly

Director of Services South City

11th May 2022

 

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DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL

SOUTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE

18th May 2022

 

 

M170   Councillors Daithí Doolan and Máire Devine

The South Central Area Committee welcomes initiatives that deliver social and affordable housing.

The Land Development Agency propose to build up to 8,000 affordable homes in Inchicore's old railway works.

The South Central Area Committee urges the LDA to fully engage with the local community and elected representatives and requests that the LDA immediately provide a paper briefing on this proposal and invites them to meet with City Councillors as soon as possible to discuss the details.

Order: Agreed to write to the LDA.

 

 

M171   Councillors Sophie Nicoullaud and Daithí Doolan

This committee is requesting that the Glebe House built in 1791 will be restored immediately. This building is a protected structure in the Crumlin Architectural Conservation Area. That the owner Seabren Developments Ltd keeps the site in good condition and restore the house immediately. That this request is sent to the planning department and for them to ensure the restoration takes places shorty.

Order:  Agreed.

 

 

M172   Councillor Máire Devine

This Committee calls for the immediate publication of the recently compiled government sanctioned report into fire defects at residential apartment buildings so stressed owners can, without delay, be informed of recommendations for remuneration and/or grant assistance for these essential works.

Order:  Agreed to write to the Department of Housing.

 

 

M173   Councillor Vincent Jackson

Can Dublin City Council Parks Department please give a report on the quality of work currently being done by contractors cutting grass in the South Central Area I have received a number of complaints from residents in the area in relation to the poor quality of work, grass being cut with litter in situ, no proper finish to boundaries overall a very poor finish. Much of this work could I believe, with imagination, could be done properly.

Order: Agreed.

 

 

M174   Councillor Vincent Jackson

That the current SHD before DCC for the former De La Salle Lands Ballyfermot Road Dublin 10 which will in the space of a couple of years have the capacity to increase the population of Ballyfermot by two to three thousand people be subject to full scrutiny by An Bord Pleanala. The density, heights and lack of provision of proper play areas, community facilities if handled badly could set the area back many years. We need development which is inclusive of the existing area. It is ironic much of the new development which happened over the past few years whilst built on land that was always Ballyfermot just mysteriously became a different postal district.

Order: Agreed.

 

 

Councillor Vincent Jackson

Chairperson

18th May, 2022