{meta}
Venue: Eblana House Conference Room - ,. View directions
Contact: Email: gabrielle.malone@dublincity.ie
No. | Item |
---|---|
Minutes of Meeting held 18th January, 2023 PDF 227 KB Additional documents:
Minutes: Order: Agreed.
|
|
Questions to the Director of Services South Central PDF 202 KB Additional documents: Minutes: Order: Replies to Questions and the Director of Services report circulated.
|
|
Environment and Transportation Matters PDF 89 KB 1. Minutes of the Traffic Advisory Group held on the 31/01/23 in relation to Traffic Matters in the South Central Area. 2. Traffic Service Requests Status Reports at 25/01/23 and 15/02/23.
Additional documents:
Minutes: 1. Minutes of the Traffic Advisory Group held on the 31/01/23 in relation to Traffic Matters in the South Central Area. 2. Traffic Service Requests Status Reports at 25/01/23 and 15/02/23. Order: 1. Report noted. 2. Reports noted.
|
|
South Central Area Matters PDF 342 KB 1. Discretionary Fund Report 2023 2. Public Domain 2022 End of Year Report. 3. Director of Services Report.
Additional documents: Minutes: 1. Discretionary Fund Report 2023 2. Public Domain End of Year Report 2022. 3. Director of Services Report. Order: 1. Agreed. 2. Report Noted. 3. Report Noted.
|
|
Culture, Recreation & Economic Matters PDF 563 KB 1. Sports and Recreation Report for February 2023 South Central Area. Additional documents: Minutes: 1. Sports and Recreation Report for February 2023 South Central Area. Order: Report noted.
|
|
Planning & Property Development Matters 1. With reference to the proposed transfer of a plot at the rear of 424 Mourne Road, Dublin 12. 2. With further reference to the proposed disposal of the Council’s freehold interest in 42, 43 and 44 (formerly 41) Chamber Street, Dublin 8.
Additional documents:
Minutes: 1. With reference to the proposed transfer of a plot at the rear of 424 Mourne Road, Dublin 12. Order: Agreed. Recommend to Council.
2. With further reference to the proposed disposal of the Council’s freehold interest in 42, 43 and 44 (formerly 41) Chamber Street, Dublin 8. Order: Agreed. Recommend to Council.
|
|
Emergency Motions Additional documents: |
|
February 2023 Motions DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL SOUTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE 15th February, 2023
M224 Councillor Deirdre Cronin This Area Committee expresses its extreme concern that the Iveagh Markets are perilously close to irreversible damage being done to the structure of the buildings and directs DCC to invoke its discretionary powers under the Planning & Development Act 2000 to safeguard the structure of the Iveagh Markets and to carry out works required to prevent endangerment. A failure by this council to act now will potentially mean that this iconic building will be lost to the citizens of Dublin.
M225 Councillor Deirdre Cronin This Area Committee welcomes the recent statement in the Dáil by Minister Malcolm Noonan on the national significance & future restoration of the Iveagh Markets. This Committee calls on Dublin City Council to immediately prepare a Conservation Plan for the Iveagh Markets, the process to include a comprehensive public consultation on the community’s vision for future uses of the Markets complex.
M226 Councillor Daithí Doolan This Area Committee urges DCC to facilitate consultation between Dwyer Nolan Development Ltd and local services, including the Candle Project, to ensure these services have full access to Lynch’s Lane during construction of 975 apartments on the former De La Salle site.
M227 Councillor Daithí Doolan This Area Committee expresses deep disappointment and frustration at the fact that, according to the recent Finance SPC report, Dublin City Council intends spending only €24m in development levies on capital projects in Dublin South Central compared to €70m of development levies being spent in Dublin South East in its capital programme 2022-2024. Furthermore, this Area Committee calls on Dublin City Council to ring-fence an agreed percentage of development levies to assist in the funding of sports, recreational & community facilities in any LAP or residential development in Dublin South Central.
M228 Councillor Máire Devine This Area Committee welcome the establishment of “Reimagine Marshalsea Group”, comprising of Community & Resident groups and supported by DCC and the Irish Architecture Foundation. Dublin 8 looks forward to the delivery of a community – focused space at this special historic site as a former barracks. We ask that a dedicated suitable staff member provide the relevant technical details to the group so as to allow activation of the space.
M229 Councillor Máire Devine This Area Committee urge faster timelines for replanting replacement trees. This schedule would include the 14 recently removed from the Tenters area.
M230 Councillor Vincent Jackson That Dublin City Council Parks Department please look at taking proper charge of the Kylemore Park Play Area in Ballyfermot Dublin 10. The current situation requires ongoing maintenance works to bring back to a good standard and help maintain it going forward, Kylemore Park was subject to substantial works a few years ago in the past 3 years we had to do other works but we lack the ability to maintain to a high standard.
M231 Councillor Vincent Jackson That this Committee extends its deepest sympathy to the family of the late Anne Marie McQuillan wife of Philip ... view the full agenda text for item 8. Additional documents: Minutes: DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL SOUTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE 15th February 2023
M224 Councillor Deirdre Cronin This Area Committee expresses its extreme concern that the Iveagh Markets are perilously close to irreversible damage being done to the structure of the buildings and directs DCC to invoke its discretionary powers under the Planning & Development Act 2000 to safeguard the structure of the Iveagh Markets and to carry out works required to prevent endangerment. A failure by this council to act now will potentially mean that this iconic building will be lost to the citizens of Dublin. Order: Agreed.
M225 Councillor Deirdre Cronin This Area Committee welcomes the recent statement in the Dáil by Minister Malcolm Noonan on the national significance & future restoration of the Iveagh Markets. This Committee calls on Dublin City Council to immediately prepare a Conservation Plan for the Iveagh Markets, the process to include a comprehensive public consultation on the community’s vision for future uses of the Markets complex. Order: Agreed.
M226 Councillor Daithí Doolan This Area Committee urges DCC to facilitate consultation between Dwyer Nolan Development Ltd and local services, including the Candle Project, to ensure these services have full access to Lynch’s Lane during construction of 975 apartments on the former De La Salle site. Order: Agreed.
M227 Councillor Daithí Doolan This Area Committee expresses deep disappointment and frustration at the fact that, according to the recent Finance SPC report, Dublin City Council intends spending only €24m in development levies on capital projects in Dublin South Central compared to €70m of development levies being spent in Dublin South East in its capital programme 2022-2024. Furthermore, this Area Committee calls on Dublin City Council to ring-fence an agreed percentage of development levies to assist in the funding of sports, recreational & community facilities in any LAP or residential development in Dublin South Central. Order: Agreed.
M228 Councillor Máire Devine This Area Committee welcome the establishment of “Reimagine Marshalsea Group”, comprising of Community & Resident groups and supported by DCC and the Irish Architecture Foundation. Dublin 8 looks forward to the delivery of a community – focused space at this special historic site as a former barracks. We ask that a dedicated suitable staff member provide the relevant technical details to the group so as to allow activation of the space. Order: Agreed.
M229 Councillor Máire Devine This Area Committee urge faster timelines for replanting replacement trees. This schedule would include the 14 recently removed from the Tenters area. Order: Report Noted.
M230 Councillor Vincent Jackson That Dublin City Council Parks Department please look at taking proper charge of the Kylemore Park Play Area in Ballyfermot Dublin 10. The current situation requires ongoing maintenance works to bring back to a good standard and help maintain it going forward, Kylemore Park was subject to substantial works a few years ago in the past 3 years we had to do other works but we lack the ability to maintain to a high standard. Order: Report Noted.
M231 Councillor Vincent Jackson That this Committee ... view the full minutes text for item 8. |