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Agenda Frontsheet 26/01/2015, 17.00 COMHAIRLE CHONTAE DHÚN LAOGHAIRE-RÁTH AN DÚIN DÚN LAOGHAIRE-RATHDOWN COUNTY COUNCIL Phone: 2054700 County Hall Dún Laoghaire Co. Dublin 23 February 2015 To Each Member of the Dundrum Area Committee Dear Councillor I am to inform you that a meeting of the Dundrum Planning & Enterprise and Transportation & Water Services Area Committee will be held in Dundrum Office - Main Street, Dundrum on Monday, 26th January, 2015 at 5.00 pm to consider the following agenda. A visitor's ticket is enclosed. Yours Faithfully Bernie Gilligan Bernie Gilligan Meetings Administrator Corporate Services & Human Resources *********************************************************************** CLÁR/AGENDA 1. Confirmation and Adoption of Minutes (circulated herewith) 1 TRANSPORTATION CEISTEANNA / QUESTIONS 2. SIGNAGE ON THE BALLYOGAN ROAD TO THE NATIONAL DRIVING LICENCE SERVICE “To ask the Chief Executive to consider signage from Exits 13 & 14 of the M50 & LUAS/ Bus stops directing users of the National Driving Licence Service to its location?” 3. ADDITIONAL RAMP ON GLENCAIRN RISE “To ask the Chief Executive to revisit the issue of an additional ramp on Glencairn Rise. Apparently the Council made a commitment to do so, some years ago?” 4. TRAFFIC CALMING FOR THE PARK, CABINTEELY “To ask the Chief Executive whether she has any traffic calming plans for The Park, Cabinteely, and if she does to confirm whether any such plans provide for the installation of ramps, and if so, to identify where in the estate she proposes to install said ramps?” 5. TRAFFIC ASSESSMENT IN KNOCKNASHEE “To ask the Chief Executive to carry out a traffic assessment in the Knocknashee residential area to find a solution to the ongoing traffic problems that are causing distress to residents: (a) Speed and volume of traffic on the part of Knocknashee residential area that links Drummartin Road to Kilmacud Road. (b) Speed of traffic from Kilmacud Rd side of Knocknashee to Goatstown Rd where motorists are taking short cuts through the residential area?” 6. DUNDRUM ROAD/MILLTOWN BRIDGE “To ask the Chief Executive what short, medium and longterm solutions can be found for the ongoing dangerous situations at the Dundrum Rd and Milltown Bridge junction?” 7. DOUBLE YELLOW LINES ON BENDS AT ENTRANCE TO TANEY CRESCENT FROM MOUNT CARMEL ROAD “To ask the Chief Executive to provide double yellow lines on both bends at the entrance to Taney Crescent from Mount Carmel Road?” 8. REDUCTION OF SPEED LIMIT AT MARLEY GRANGE ESTATE “To ask the Chief Executive to reduce the speed limit at Marley Grange estate from 50 km to 30 km?” 9. DOUBLE YELLOW LINES AT ENTRANCE TO ROSEMOUNT PARK FROM ROSEMOUNT ESTATE “To ask the Chief Executive to provide double yellow lines at the entrance to Rosemount Park from Rosemount estate?” 10. LAND LYING FALLOW AT TIG MO CHROI, GLENAMUCK ROAD 2 “To ask the Chief Executive what her intentions are for the following land that is lying fallow at the following location and what is her proposal for the Council’s use of this land, bearing in mind the present housing crisis Acres at Tig mo Chroi, Glenamuck Road?” 11. REPORT ON REDUCTION OF SPEED LIMIT IN MARLEY GRANGE ESTATE. “To ask the Chief Executive to provide an update report on progress made to date in respect of the written submission to the Council made by Marley Grange Resident’s Association dated 2nd November, 2014 concerning its request for a speed limit reduction to be implemented in their estate (even if on a pilot basis) with said update report to include, if possible, the projected time frame that it will take for the matter to be considered and/or acted upon?” 12. CONTINUATION OF WHITE LINE ON SANDYFORD ROAD PAST EXIT OF ARDGLAS ESTATE “To ask the Chief Executive that the white line on the Sandyford Road, Dundrum, be continued past the exit of the Ardglass estate?” There is currently a broken white line on the Sandyford Road, from the pedestrian crossing at Balally Drive to the junction with Wickham Way. This means that traffic heading towards that junction, with the intention of turning right at the traffic lights, especially at peak traffic times are unfortunately inclined to overtake on the wrong side of the road and often do so at speed to avoid traffic moving in the opposite direction. This presents a very real risk to those exiting Ardglass heading south on the Sandyford Road. This serious concern can be addressed by changing the road marking to a continuous white line, ending at the exit from their estate. 13. PEDESTRIAN CROSSING AT BALLINTEER COMMUNITY SCHOOL ON BROADFORD ROAD “To ask the Chief Executive to please consider installing a pedestrian crossing at Ballinteer Community School, in the interest of safety?” 14. ROAD MARKINGS ON BALLYOGAN ROAD (AFTER EXITING KILGOBBIN ROAD) “To ask the Chief Executive to put a road marking on the Ballyogan Road (after exiting Kilgobbin Road) to encourage traffic to the correct side of the road for a left or right turnoff and help prevent unnecessary traffic congestion?” 15. 'DEER CROSSING' SIGNS ON BALLYCORUS ROAD “To ask the Chief Executive to please erect “Deer Crossing” signs on Ballycorus Road between Minehill and the site under construction?” 16. ROAD SAFETY ON GLENAMUCK ROAD (NEAR OLD GOLDEN BALL PUB) “To ask the Chief Executive to make the road safer (where the bend is located near the old Golden Ball pub) at the top of Glenamuck Road?” 17. IMPROVED ROAD ACCESS TO THE CARRICKMINES RETAIL PARK “To ask the Chief Executive what plans are there for improving road access to the Carrickmines retail park and when will this happen?” 3 18. PEDESTRIAN CROSSING ON BALLYOGAN ROAD “To ask the Chief Executive what plans are there for a pedestrian crossing on the Ballyogan Road at the new Gael Scoil Shliabh Rua?” 19. PEDESTRIAN CROSSING FROM BALLYOGAN WOOD LUAS STOP TO THE PARK, CARRICKMINES “To ask the Chief Executive to put in a pedestrian crossing at the Luas Stop 'Ballyogan Wood' to make access safer to The Park, Carrickmines?” 20. ADDITIONAL DOUBLE YELLOW LINES IN CAIRNFORT ESTATE “To ask the Chief Executive to place double yellow lines at the corners of the first junction in Cairnfort estate. There are double yellow lines at the top but not at the bottom, as a result the cars parked at the bottom are now causing a blind spot and a danger to cars turning?” 21. REVIEW OF TRAFFIC LIGHT SEQUENCE AT JUNCTION OF BLACKTHORN DRIVE AND THE DRUMMARTIN LINK ROAD “To ask the Chief Executive to review the traffic lights sequence, particularly during off peak hours, at the junction of Blackthorn Drive and the Drummartin Link Road (The Beacon Hospital)?” 22. YELLOW BOX OUTSIDE FERNLEIGH ESTATE ON THE KILGOBBIN ROAD “To ask the Chief Executive to have a Yellow Box placed outside the Fernleigh Estate on the Kilgobbin Road?” 23. DEFERRED AND DELAYED WORKS FROM 2014 AND ROAD SAFETY AUDITS “To ask the Chief Executive, in the administrative area of this Committee how many minor works were deferred from 2014, how many works are delayed due to disputes over ownership, and are there any road safety audits?” 24. Electrically Powered vehicle Recharging Bays S.I. NO. 325/2014 Road Traffic (Traffic and Parking) (Car Clubs and Electrically Powered Vehicles) Regulations 2014. (circulated herewith ) 25. Consultation on the Introduction of 30 km / h Speed Limit in Residential Estates Consultation on the Introduction of 30 km/h Speed Limit in Residential Estates (Presentation at meeting) 26. Consultation with Garda Commissioner (circulated herewith) 27. Ministerial/Departmental/Other Correspondence 1. Correspondence dated 3rd December 2014 from the RPA regarding anti Social Behaviour in the vicinity of Windy Arbour Luas Stop. 4 2. Correspondence dated 25th November 2014 regarding parking problems in the vicinity of the Islamic Cultural Centre. (circulated herewith) RÚIN / MOTIONS 28. REQUEST FOR BUS SHELTER IN BELARMINE “That this Committee writes to Dublin Bus to ask them to install a bus shelter at the bus terminus in Belarmine” 29. PARKING PLAN FOR PATRICK DOYLE ROAD “That this Committee, in the interest of safety provide a plan for Patrick Doyle Road as there is a problem with cars parking from Classon Bridge up to the childrens playground and it is very difficult for traffic to enter or exit this area” 30. REQUEST FOR INSPECTION OF LOCATION MAPS ON LUAS LINES “That this Committee writes to the operators of LUAS to have the location maps on each platform inspected to ensure that they are more intuitive and easier to read. At present the streets and roads visible on some maps are not the streets directly in front of the viewer. They are in fact the streets and roads behind the viewer, thus causing confusion for a visitor new to the area” 5 WATER SERVICES BUSINESS CEISTEANNA / QUESTIONS 31. Flooding Acorn Drive “To ask the Chief Executive what can be done to alleviate the continual flooding of Acorn Drive/Acorn Rd, Dundrum during adverse weather conditions. Additional drainage has been previously installed but is failing to adequately address the issue. Are there any previous reports available relating to the initial installation of the additional drainage?” 32. DRAIN REPAIR “To ask the Chief Executive to examine and repair the drain at the N11/ Trees Rd Lower/ Greygates junction that floods every time there is heavy rainfall. This problem is creating a safety hazard for cyclists, pedestrians and motorists?” 33. RIVER SLANG “To ask the Chief Executive to arrange for a cleaning of the River Slang from the traffic lights on Ballinteer Road to Wyckham Bypass?” 34. SEPTIC TANKS “To ask the Chief Executive, what advice she can give regarding grant schemes for the replacement of private septic tanks within the administrative area of this committee?” 35.
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