{meta} Agenda for Traffic and Transport SPC on Wednesday 3rd May, 2017, 3.00 pm

Agenda

Traffic and Transport SPC - Wednesday 3rd May, 2017 3.00 pm

Venue: Council Chamber, City Hall, Dame Street, Dublin 2.. View directions

Contact: Stephen Hickey ext 2528

Items
No.	Item
	Chairperson's business: new sectoral Member, Dublin Cycling Campaign
1.	Minutes of meeting held on 3rd May, 2017 PDF 146 KB
2.	Letter dated 24th March, 2017, from the Private Secretary to Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport regarding the regulation of rickshaws PDF 47 KB
3.	Letter dated 27th March, 2017, from Mr Hugh Creegan, National Transport Authority, regarding Sandymount/Merrion to Blackrock Corridor Study PDF 34 KB
4.	North and South Quays Traffic Management measures - report on non-statutory consultation PDF 2 MB
5.	Liffey Cycle Route: Option update PDF 1 MB Additional documents: Air and Noise Impact Assessment for the Liffey Cycle Route_Draft_020517.... , item 5. PDF 252 KB High Definiation drawing, Option 8, Liffey Cycle Route , item 5. PDF 2 MB
6.	Sustainable Delivery pilot - presentation
7.	Stationless Bike Share Schemes PDF 395 KB
8.	Operation of horse drawn carriages PDF 60 KB
9.	Street name plates PDF 417 KB
10.	Advertising on new pay and display parking meters - verbal report
11.	Minutes of Cycling and Walking Sub-Committee meeting held on 7th December, 2016 PDF 373 KB
12.	Luas Cross City works (verbal update - Mr Derek Dixon, Project Engineer, Dublin City Council Luas Cross City Liaison Office)
13.	Motion in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones: "This SPC agrees to amend the parking control bye-laws to allow electric cards to park or free when charging their vehicle"
14.	Letter dated 16th March, 2017, from South Central Area regarding Emergency Motion agreed at the South Central Area Committee meeting of 15th March, 2017 PDF 67 KB
15.	Motion in the name of Councillor Ciarán Cuffe: "That the Manager provide a contra-flow cycle lane across the railway and Royal Canal at the proposed Broombridge Luas terminus."
16.	Motion in the name of Councillor Paul Hand: "That Dublin City Council immediately install "armadillo" cycling dividers on DCC cycle lanes as soon as possible to promote cyclists safety and to assist segregating cycling lanes from vehicular traffic."