NOTIFICATION TO ATTEND MEETING OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE
TO BE HELD IN THE
ON MONDAY 18 NOVEMBER 2019 AT 2.00 PM
AGENDA
MONDAY 18 NOVEMBER 2019 PAGE
1 Minutes of the North Central Area Committee Meeting 21st October, 2019 5 - 14
(Report herewith)
2 Questions to the Area Manager 15 - 24
(Report herewith)
3 Area Matters
a Iarnrod Éireann 25 - 40 Jane Cregan / Brian Wylie (Power point)
b "Update on Industrial Lands Study & Proposed Draft Variation to the City Development Plan" Presentation by Deirdre Scully on the Z6/Z7 study and the proposed sites for variation within the North Central Area.
Deirdre Scully (Power point)
c City Parks Strategy Kieran O’Neill (Power point)
d Housing Supply Report 41 - 58 (Report herewith)
e UNESCO Dublin Bay Discovery Centre 59 - 64 Donncha Ó Dúlaing (Report herewith)
f Sports and Wellbeing Partnership Area Committee Report 65 - 70 (Report herewith)
g Sport and Wellbeing Partnership Shauna McIntyre (Power point)
h Section 183 Report and Map for October. 4, St. Aidan's Park Avenue. 71 - 74 (Report herewith)
i "Neighbourhood Transport Schemes" Andrew Geoghegan (Power point presentation)
4 Roads and Streets Matters
a Minutes of TAG Meeting 75 - 96 Eoin Corrigan/Catalin Rosca (Report herewith)
5 Items for following Meeting
6 Motions
a Motion in the name of Councillor Micheál MacDonncha This Area Committee welcomes the opening of the new playground in Kilbarrack and commends all involved including the local community who campaigned and the City Council Parks Department. As well as the ongoing landscaping works we call for the provision of bins at the playground, appropriate fencing between the playground and the adjacent busy stretch of road where there is no footpath and the dishing of the footpath on the Roseglen side opposite the playground entrance.
b Motion in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney That a pathway be installed around the perimeter of the Donahies Field/Foxhill Field, which could be used by pedestrians, cyclists and children on skates for example, as requested by a local young mother who feels such a path would be a positive in the park as it would draw people into the amenity which is currently seriously underused, constantly strewn with litter, broken glass etc, and even though some people walk their dogs there, very few do so because of anti social behaviour and dumping of furniture/rubbish etc; the fact that there are no facilities within walking distance for children in Ard Na Gréine, that the above pathway be considered as a start for the park.
c Motion in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney That this area committee support the provision of a playground being provided in McAuley Park Artane Dublin 5 as it is a much need facility in the community of Harmonstown/Artane and if an up to date report can be provided on the progress of provision of same.
d Motion in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
That this area committee requests that the Traffic Advisory Group would evaluate the feasibility of pedestrianising the commercial section of Vernon Avenue and in particular that they would commit to running this on a trial basis for one weekend day to evaluate impact.
e Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney Could the Councillors of this area committee be given a direct contact for roads and traffic management for this area rather than making requests through the portal since other engineers and staffs that were our port of contact have been redeployed elsewhere.
f Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney Two junctions are dangerous for cyclists with cars crossing over the cycleway, first is at the junction of Howth Road and Copeland Avenue and the second junction were difficulties are encountered with vehicles blocking and dangerously entering
the cycle lane is on the Howth Road at the junction of Brookwood Avenue going towards Raheny. The installation of plastic wands at these points would make this junction far safer for cyclists and reduce the potential for collisions in future. g Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney Could the light at black banks on the Clonarf to Dublin coast road just after St. Annes park after the watermill road be repaired by the SCS.
MINUTES OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE MEETING
HELD ON MONDAY 21 OCTOBER 2019
1 Minutes of the last meeting
Order: Agreed.
2 Questions to the Area Manager
Order: Noted.
3 Area Matters
a Chivers Site - Platinum Land Andrew Gillick gave a verbal presentation on Chivers site. Q & A followed. Cllr John Lyons proposed that Platinum Lands scrap their current proposal and revert to original. Cllr. Rachael Batten proposed writing to the Minister for Housing and this was unanimously supported by the NCAC.
b "Social Housing PPP (Bundle 1) Project - Update on the proposed leasing of the Creche space at the Ayrfield Belmayne Development" Order: Noted. They will go to the Market to see will the Area sustain a Creche. Will revert to NCAC next year with lease.
c Oscar Traynor Road Update Order: Issued for final tender. This takes 6 weeks with a further 3 weeks for decision making process. Propose to come back to January NCAC and City Council in February.
d Litter Warden Report Order: Updated report for November meeting.
e New Priory Section 183 Disposals Order: Agreed. Report to City Council.
f Roads & Traffic - Weed Control Order: Councillors dissatisfied with Report. Coílin O’Reilly will revert and get more detail. Report directly to Councillors.
g Donaghmede Roundabout - Junction of Grange Road / Hole in the Wall Road / Clarehall Ave Order: Verbal update. Coílin O’Reilly to liase with Traffic Department. Councillors want an update at the December NCAC. 1 Page 5
h Naming & Numbering proposal for a new residential development on the site of the former Holyfaith Convent Building, St. Brigid's Road, Killester, Dublin 5. Order: Agreed.
i Housing Supply Report Order: Noted. Cllr. Rachael Batten requested details of site on Collins Ave – Connell McGlynn to follow up and inform NCAC.
j Sports and Wellbeing Partnership Area Committee Report Order: Noted. Cllr. John Lyons requested that a representative attend the next meeting.
4 Roads and Traffic Matters
a Minutes of TAG Meeting held on 15th September, 2019 Order: Noted.
5 Items for following Meeting
Cllr. Laurence Hemmings requested that Iarnrod Éireann be invited to discuss impact of SHD’s ( November meeting) Cllr. Declan Flanagan requested a report on Voids – Turnover in relation to cost/how many
Cllr. Donna Cooney requested a presentation on Segregated Cycleway options and also a map highlighting cycle lanes in the NCA.
Cllr. John Lyons requested that Kilmore Celtic present their future plans at NCAC January after the next JPC suggested date.
Cllr. Damian O’Farrell requested a report / presentation on the correct and right procedure for extinguishment of right of ways and a report on laneways in Marino.
6 Motions
a Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland The North Central Area Committee recognises the significant residential development in the Northern Fringe area, in particular in Clongriffin town area. The North Central Area Committee recognises the lack in meaningful employment opportunities in the area and the lack of same in planning applications. The North Central Area Committee notes the minimal of day-time footfall in the area as a result and the impact of same on the area's ability to attract a large supermarket to the area and the challenges experienced by other retail owners in remaining viable. The North Central Area Committee also notes the impact limited employment opportunities within the immediate area has on traffic and transport in the area - with a significant proportion of the local residents using their cars to travel out of the area to other places of employment not served by the DART and/or north/south bus connections. Therefore, the North Central Area Committee seeks that the appropriate Managers liase with the IDA/Enterprise Ireland and our LEO to put in place and implement a proactive strategy to attract companies to local their offices in Clongriffin town so as to grown the town as a dynamic enterprise and employment hub.
Reply: Clongriffin Town Centre (and Belmayne) is designated as a Key District Centre (KDC) in the 2016 – 2022 City Development Plan and the Clongriffin – Belmayne Local Area Plan (LAP) 2012. This designation reflects the fact that the Town is a 2 Page 6 highly assessable location, centred on a railway station with a frequent bus service to the city centre. In accordance with this Key District Centre designation, the Local Area Plan seeks a mix of town centre uses. Mixed town centre uses can include, commercial and retail uses as well as residential uses and large and small office uses. Clongriffin and Belmayne centres are to serve the circa 20,000 to 25,000 population envisaged for the Plan area.
Clongriffin Town Centre and the surrounding residential area has yet to be completed. Some 13,000 sqm of commercial space has been developed at Clongriffin Railway Station (Station Square) and along Main Street. This figure includes a substantial and largely vacant building (c.9,000 sqm) at Block 12, Station Square. An extant permission exists for a large ‘office hub’ along with a previously permitted supermarket in the referred building.
While there is a visible level of commercial vacancy at Clongriffin, it is notable that the developer at Clongriffin, through its development agency – ‘Clongriffin Town’ actively promotes, supports and facilitates community facilities and enterprise in the Town.
In 2017, the Council commissioned AECOM Ltd to carry out an economic and retail study of the Local Area Plan lands in order to obtain an independent evidence based understanding of the economic and retail potential of its own lands in Belmayne in the context of the whole Local Area Plan area, including Clongriffin Town. The Clongriffin – Belmayne Economic & Retail Study was finalised in 2018. This study included a household survey and engagement with the key stakeholders for the area including the LEO Office.
The study specifically concentrates on commercial District Centre uses such as retail, retail services, leisure services, community and small own door office space. It identifies locally appropriate quantum’s of floor space for commercial development for Clongriffin having regard to the level of existing facilities / uses in the town, the potential for population growth in the area, existing vacancy levels and population spending power etc.
The study identifies that leisure services are likely to require the biggest amount of economic floor space in Clongriffin; this incudes cafes, gyms, leisure activities etc.
The study excludes the potential for large scale office space in the Town. This is done solely on the basis that it found there is little demand for large scale office space in the Northern Suburbs of the city – a point borne out by the fact that the permitted ‘office hub’ at Clongriffin and other office space as built in Clongriffin remains unused (circa 6,000 sqm). The report identifies the potential for enterprise / start up / office development at existing premises at Northern Cross / Malahide Road and Newtown Roads, Clonshaugh and Baldoyle. It also points out the future potential of lands zoned for large scale employment uses in Fingal County Council at the M1/M50 interchange and at Dublin Airport.
As indicated in Chapter 5 of the Clongriffin Belmayne LAP the economic and retail potential of Clongriffin is largely dependent on providing the critical mass of people to support a Town Centre. This has not been achieved to date however it is noted that planning applications for large scale residential and town centre services / employment generating uses have been recently submitted to An Bord Pleanala and the Planning Department.
In order to support Town Centre development in all its guises at Clongriffin, including office development (large and small), the implementation of the LAP is critical. The Council’s role is to facilitate the provision of required infrastructure where appropriate and to ensure, through the Development Management process, that the town is an attractive place to live, work and invest in.
Coilín O’Reilly 3 Page 7 Director of Services – North City
Contact: Jane O’Donoghue, Senior Executive Planner Tel: 222 3500 Email: [email protected]
Order: Refer to January NCAC. b Motion in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker That this area committee calls on the manager to initiate measures to identify funding and install a play space in Rockfield Park as agreed by the area committee of the previous council also. Local residents in a number of surrounding estates have asked that a safe play area be provided for their children without the need to cross the busy Malahide road to Maypark playground.
Reply:
Rockfield Park is approximately 450m from and within the catchment area of the existing playground at Maypark and is considered very low priority for a new playground. There is a dedicated pedestrian crossing on the Malahide Road at the end of Elm Mount Road.
While there is considerable merit in the objective to provide for play opportunities locally for children the priority over the next few years must be to address the area of deficit within the area where no play facilities are provided and to bring the existing playgrounds in the area some of which are showing their age up to a safe and acceptable standard. We have however committed to meeting with the residents interested in improving the play opportunities in Rockfield Park and this meeting will be arranged shortly.
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services North City
Contact: Fergus O’Carroll, Senior Executive Parks Superintendent - 2226625 Email: [email protected]
Order: To be referred back to NCAC. c Motion in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker That this area committee calls on the manager to ensure the council carries out an extensive clean up, pruning of trees and removal of overgrown shrubbery Oratory Park (beside Pinebrook), Artane
Reply:
The works committed to earlier this year which include removal of the understorey planting along the western boundary, cutting back of laurels at the entrance and removal of self-sown trees from the historic graveyard are scheduled for the week of the mid-term break as the park is a major route for school children.
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services 4 Page 8 North City
Contact: Fergus O’Carroll, Senior Executive Parks Superintendent - 2226625 Email: [email protected]
Ordre: Agreed. d Motion in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten Motion to seek the Area Manager to established development plan for Santry/Whitehall to have it included in an overall LAP for the area. There is a need to have this consider as a whole due to the large about of development and planning permission approved and soughover the 12 months.
Reply:
The current 2016 City Development Plan identifies the areas for which a Local Area Plan is or has been prepared to enable large scale regeneration/development to implement the Development Plan Core Strategy. There is no current separate development or local area plan for Santry and/or Whitehall. The Development Plan also lists a number of locations in Section 2.2 for which a village improvement plan or Local Environmental Improvement Plan, may be prepared in conjunction with the local area committee. The list in the 2016 Plan includes Whitehall but does not currently include Santry village. It is considered that in light of a number of projects and new developments within the area that it may be appropriate that Santry/Whitehall is also identified for such a village plan. Whilst the Development Plan review process will not commence until Quarter 3 2020, work on preparing a village improvement plan, subject to resources being available, could commence prior to the adoption of the new Development Plan. In this regard the Area Office has indicated that it is keen to meet local residents and discuss some immediate actions that can be undertaken in the interim.
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services – North City
Contact: Deirdre Scully, Senior Planner Tel: 222 3129 Email: [email protected]
Order: Agreed.
e Motion in the name of Councillor Mary Fitzpatrick That a major crack in the road on Celtic Park Road at the entrance to the laneway to Little Rascals Crèche be repaired.
Reply:
Road Maintenance Services recently completed localised carriageway repairs at Celtic Park Road and Avenue including in the vicinity of Little Rascals Crèche.
As part of these works it is our intention to complete crack sealing on the concrete carriageway. These works are programmed in the coming 12 weeks.
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services – North City
5 Page 9 Contact: Shane Satell, Executive Engineer, Road Maintenance Services Email: [email protected] Tel: 2222297
Order: Noted.
f Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland The North Central Area Committee recognises the growth in the number of teams in Kilmore Celtic FC and the invaluable contribution the Club makes to encouraging and facilitating sporting opportunities within the local Kilmore West community and indeed beyond. The North Central Area Committee also recognises the very limited facilities available to the Club, in particular meeting, changing and indoor training facilities and the serious safety concerns of the Club with regard to the roadside nature of their playing fields. The North Central Area Committee therefore seeks that all efforts be made to work with Kilmore Celtic FC to make safe the playing fields, realise accommodations for car parking and support the refurbishment of the local community building as a changing and training facility.
Reply:
The Parks Service started a multi-annual programme of pitch improvements and drainage at the pitches at Coolock Lane, facilitated the installation of new containers to act as changing and storage facilities, and have further committed to providing a footpath to the new containers in the short to medium term.
The Parks Service is more than happy to meet with the club with regard to listening to their concerns regarding road frontage however, as there is between 400-500m any fencing solution would be prohibitively expensive.
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services North City
Contact: Fergus O’Carroll, Senior Executive Parks Superintendent - 2226625 Email: [email protected]
Order: To be discussed in overall presentation by Kilmore Celtic to NCAC as proposed by Cllr. John Lyons. g Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland That the North Central Area Committee recognises the need to support the creation and retention of employment and enterprise opportunities in the local area. The North Central Area Committee also recognises that while our Development Plan and Local Area Plans support balanced sustainable development changes in planning applications and permissions can lead to a dilution of such opportunities.
The North Central Area Committee therefore seeks that on the ground focused support for the creation and retention of employment and enterprise opportunities in the local area be provided with a view to 1) auditing empty retail/commercial/enterprise/industrial space, 2) liaising with local businesses, employers, FE Centres and Northside Partnership, 3) drawing up and implementing a plan to attract new business owners/employers into such empty spaces so as to create a progressive enterprise and employment dynamic across 6 Page 10 the North Central Area
Reply: The Economic Development Office (EDO) has conducted a survey of Enterprise Space provision across Dublin city and the Dublin region. This work was carried out under the Dublin Regional Enterprise Development Plan 2020. A report will be finalised and provided to the Economic and Enterprise Strategic Policy Committee and will then be publicly available. This report would be beneficial to area committees in showing the type and location of Enterprise Space provision, identified the different providers, and captures some of the issues arising such as waiting lists, and wrap around services and shows the clustering of Enterprise Space in location that are commercially attractive. EDO would welcome the sharing of information from any further research into Enterprise Space provision carried out by the local areas.
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services – North City
Contact: Ailish Smyth LEO Email: [email protected]
Order: Refer to January NCAC. h Motion in the name of Councillor Naoise O'Muirí That the tree outside No 2 Dromlee Crescent be pruned back and the footpath damage caused by its roots repaired as it is causing a hazard for local residents particularly the elderly.
Reply:
Road Maintenance Services inspected the footpath at 2 Dromlee Crescent. No footpath hazard was identified at this location during this inspection.
Contact: Shane Satell, Executive Engineer, Road Maintenance Services Email: [email protected] Tel: 2222297
The tree at this location is a birch, which do not respond well to pruning, the tree is in good condition and no works are considered necessary at this time.
Contact: Fergus O’Carroll, Senior Executive Parks Superintendent - 2226625 Email: [email protected]
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services North City
Order: Agreed.
i Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney Could the area manger report/list all the lands and properties owned by Dublin City Council in the North Central Area?
7 Page 11 Reply:
Due to the vast amount of lands and properties under the jurisdiction of Dublin City Council (roads, parks, industrial units, DCC tenancies, community buildings etc. etc. as well as development lands and vacant sites which come under Development) it would be an extremely onerous task to compile this exhaustive list. However, if the councillor could be more specific as to the types of land or properties that she is interested in, we will endeavour to source the information & will reply directly to the councillor.
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services – North City
Contact: Oliver Hickey, Administrative Officer Tel: 222 3055 Email: [email protected]
Order: We are to source full list of vacant housing zoned lands of over an acre that would be suitable for Housing for Cllr. Cooney.
j Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney Could the area manager recommend the repair of all the pot holes, cracked and broken road surface on the cycle path through Fairview to Clontarf especially outside the Howth road school where there is a large hole, (photos can be supplied) that is very dangerous for cyclists, the red coating has also come off in parts of the cycle path leading to uneven and mixed texture surface which is also potentially hazardous.
Reply:
Road Maintenance Services has inspected the cycle track between Edges Corner in Fairview and junction of Howth Road/Clontarf Road, a pothole repair has been completed at the church on Clontarf Road near the junction of Howth Road. No other defects were identified during inspection.
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services – North City
Contact: Shane Satell, Executive Engineer, Road Maintenance Services. Tel: 222 2297. Email: [email protected]
Order: Noted. k Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney That this area committee does not agree with the response that Clontarf baths are planning compliant with public access to the baths for swimming, this Councillor and the Clontarf residents association can confirm that access for the public has only been for once a year for 2 hours on an invitation only basis from Swim Ireland, that commitments given last year for public access through Clontarf swimming club have not been forthcoming, also to report on ongoing noncompliance with other planning conditions on parking number restrictions and the quantity of bicycle stands.
8 Page 12 Reply:
The use of the baths is as per arrangements granted by An Bord Pleanala under the original permission for the redevelopment of the baths insofar as access arrangements for use of the pool are managed through Clontarf Swimming Club. There was no commitment given beyond this in the permissions granted for the development and nowhere was public access indicated specifically in the permissions granted.
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services – North City
Contact: John Downey, Planning Enforcement Officer Tel: 222 3465 Email: [email protected]
Order: John Downey, Planning to attend February meeting. Coílin O’Reilly to contact Swim Ireland.
l Motion in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney That the serious flooding that occurs on Clontarf Rd from outside number 14 almost up as far as Clontarf Garda Station be examined with a view to resolving same as currently the area becomes heavily flooded during and after rainfall and pedestrians, particularly vulnerable people, get soaked walking along this stretch.
Reply:
During heavy rainfall both the surface water and foul network can reach capacity and lead to road flooding a certain locations. The gullies in the area are regularly cleaned and will be attended again to this weekend. Any defects in the gullies that may be identified will be repaired.
Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services – North City
Contact: Colm Fitzpatrick, Senior Engineer, Drainage Services Tel: 2222702 Email: [email protected]
Order: Agreed.
Deirdre Heney Chairperson Monday 21 October 2019
Attendance:
Members: Members: Members:
Daryl Barron Patricia Roe Donna Cooney Catherine Stocker Terence Flanagan Lawrence Hemmings Racheal Batten Tom Brabazon Deirdre Heney John Lyons Naoise O'Muiri Damian O'Farrell Declan Flanagan Alison Gilliland Deirdre Heney
9 Page 13 Officers Coílin O'Reilly Dara McLoughlin Richard Cleary Deirdre Murphy Elaine Mulvenny Derek Farrell Connell McGlynn Conor Lynch James Nolan Mary Davis Leona Fynes Vanessa Carey Fergus O’Carroll Joanne O’Sullivan
Apologies: Larry O'Toole
Non-Members: Andrew Gillick Maurice Gillick Brendan Dalton (Oscar Traynor Donal Corrigan (DublinInquirer) John Brady (Platinum) Consultative) Olivia Kelly (Irish times)
10 Page 14 DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE 18th November 2019
Q.1 Question in the name of Councillor John Lyons
“To ask the Manager for an update on the proposed new community Centre in Kilbarrack.”
Q.2 Question in the name of Councillor Tom Brabazon
“To ask the Area Manager to arrange the following (details attached).”
Q.3 Question in the name of Councillor Tom Brabazon
“To ask the Area Manager to arrange the following (details attached).”
Q.4 Question in the name of Councillor Tom Brabazon
“To ask the Area Manager to arrange the following (details attached).”
Q.5 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.6 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.7 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Manager the following question [details supplied]”
Q.8 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.9 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.10 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.11 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the manager the following question [details supplied].”
Page 15 Q.12 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied]
Q.13 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.14 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.15 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager what is the update on the Oscar Traynor Lands and who is the preferred bidder.”
Q.16 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Area Manager how much of the Clongriffin town centre will be allocated as space for small businesses and retail shops.”
Q.17 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Area Manager has DCC any plans to increase the amount of electric charge points in North Central.”
Q.18 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Area Manager how many LEDs traffic lights are operating in the North Central area currently.” Q.19 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Area Manager Can you confirm when ramps will be installed on Parkside woods as was agreed. Can you write to Cairn regarding this.”
Q.20 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Area Manager has DCC any plans to carry out an audit of large trees in the north central area from a health and safety viewpoint.”
Q.21 Question in the name of Councillor Tom Brabazon
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.22 Question in the name of Councillor Tom Brabazon
“To ask the Area Manager how many lodges are in St. Anne’s Park? What are the future plans for Sealawn Lodge in the park?”
Q.23 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the Manager please refer to laneway at location as per (details supplied) and say if he can arrange a serious clean up of same.”
Page 16 Q.24 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the Manager please refer to traffic lights at (details attached A), the sequence of which seems to have been altered recently, causing traffic delays for people entering and exiting the estate in both directions which is leading to delays onto and from details attached; and say why the sequence change was introduced? previously, while you were existing the estate the lights would have nearly changed on demand.”
Q.25 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the manager please refer to my previous request to have the 5 huge trees at (details supplied) severely pruned back as they overhang the rear garden of same, the resident of which is distraught at the height of same and say if he will now accede to the request of the resident, a senior citizen, and prune these trees please.”
Q.26 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the manager please refer to road as per (details supplied) and say if he can consider installing traffic calming measures as residents fear that continuous speeding traffic is going to lead to a serious accident here.”
Q.27 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the Manager please refer to paving at location as per (details supplied) and say if same can be re-done/reinstated due to its poor condition.”
Q.28 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the Manager please refer to location as per (details supplied) and say if same has ever been or now can be considered for the provision of a playground and if he can make a statement on same.”
Q.29 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the manager, in relation to location as per (details supplied), please say if, as requested by local resident, dyls can be installed as constituent says that vision of motorists is severely limited as a result of cars parked right up to the corner with main road.”
Q.30 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to liaise with the local residents' committee to arrange for goal posts for younger people's football to be erected in Ardmore Park.”
Q.31 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area manager to arrange for the fixing of the lights not working in Ardmore Park.”
Q.32 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to arrange for the enhancement of the low level lighting in Donaghmede Park.”
Page 17 Q.33 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to provide details of the number of manual weed removing crews and footpath sweeping crews, the hours per week they work in the Artane/Whitehall ward & the level of work they get through per week.”
Q.34 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to detail the number of illegal bonfires lit on public greens throughout the Halloween period, the level of damage done (square meters), the time taken to clear up & dispose of debris left behind & estimated cost of fixing the greens destroyed.”
Q.35 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to investigate parking issues on (details supplied).”
Q.36 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to provide a full update on progress on the (details supplied).”
Q.37 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to arrange for the remarking of the pedestrian crossing at (details supplied).”
Q.38 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to arrange for the remarking of the STOP sign at (details supplied).”
Q.39 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to indicate, following the submission of new documentation, the position & Band on the Housing List of (details supplied).”
Q.40 Question in the name of Councillor Larry O’Toole
“To ask the Area Manager to respond to this request (details supplied).”
Q.41 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to (details supplied).”
Q.42 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the manager, in relation to location as per (details supplied), say if he can install measures, e.g. dyls or other measure to ease the pressure on available road space and congestion at (details supplied).”
Page 18 Q.43 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the manager remove tree stump from outside (details supplied) and say why it is not being removed because one further up from details attached was removed after two weeks of tree being cut down.”
Q.44 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the manager will the Council consider extending the time for cars exiting Elm Mount Road onto the Malahide Road to ensure a better flow of traffic and egress at peak times?”
Q.45 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the manager will the Council install lining and appropriate signage at the junction of Elmount Rise and Elmount Road?”
Q.46 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the manager will the Council replace the trees that have been blown down in storms on Elmount Road where several gaps where there used to be trees still remain?”
Q.47 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the manager will the Council provide lighting in Rockfield Park for pedestrians on Elmount Road that use the direct route through the park?”
Q.48 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the manager will the Council make the following improvements to Rockfield park:edge the paths at Rockfield Park to push the grass back; provide more flowers and benches.”
Q.49 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the manager will the Council repair the damaged road surface on Kilbarrack Avenue and St. Margaret’s Avenue?”
Q.50 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the manager for the total sum of development levies collected by Dublin City Council for development in Clongriffin, Belmayne, Parkside, Belltree, Beau Park and a breakdown of how these development levies were spent and allocated?”
Q.51 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the manager if it would be possible to provide some solution to cars driving up onto the footpath at the (details supplied).. Local residents complain that cars driving along and parking on the footpath pose a substantial risk to young children. While I recognise this is an issue for parking enforcement and have reported it, I wonder if some solution such as flower planters along the path could be utilised to prevent it.”
Q.52 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the Chief Executive for an update regarding tree works that are planned for Ayrfield?”
Q.53 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the Chief Executive will the Council cut back the bushes between Ayrfield Park and Slademore Avenue to make this area safer to walk at night time?”
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Q.54 Question in the name of Councillor Catherine Stocker
“To ask the manager if there are any plans for works on the footpaths on Collins Avenue from the Malahide road junction up to the Celtic Park road junction? The paths on either side – on Collins Ave East and running from the Swords road junction have had significant repairs and resurfacing but those on this stretch have not. Can the manager specify whether are on a programme of works and, if not, can they be added to an upcoming programme of works?”
Q.55 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“To ask the Area Manager when a road (details supplied) will be taken in charge by Dublin City Council? Can the roadside gullies on this road be cleaned out in order to stop flooding at this location?”
Q.56 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“To ask the Area Manager can the Road Maintenance Section contact the landowners at (details supplied) to get them to cut back overgrowth encroaching on the public footpath which is impeding pedestrians? Alternatively, would Dublin City Council undertake to cut back theses bushes and branches?”
Q.57 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“To ask the Area Manager can provide the figures of incidents of collisions at the Omni Shopping Centre for 2019. There appears to be a lot of accidents at this junction of late and there may need to be a review of safety.”
Q.58 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“To ask the Area Manager can there be a review of the having double yellow lines put down on (details supplied) and have a speed sign put up as there is no ramps on that section of the road. While it is not policy to put double yellow lines this is beside a school and the church and there is a lot of illegal parking and the Gardai do not have the resource the manage this area.”
Q.59 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“To ask the Area Manager to have the park department to review the situation in the green in Magenta Hall, the shrubbery in the middle of the green has been used for anti-social behaviour and a shelter for criminal activities. The recent cut back of the bushes has also shown that there is a number of rotten roots that need to clear away. “
Q.60 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“To ask the Area Manager to provide a follow up on the wrap round crossing at the Gracepark Road/Collins Ave junction.”
Q.61 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“To ask the Area Manager to extended the time on the lights at the junction at Lorcan Road/Magenta Hall Junction.”
Q.62 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“To ask the Area Manager to investigate the water pressure in the Lorcan Drive area.”
Page 20 Q.63 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“Will the manager please arrange for replacement tree to be planted on small green adjacent to (details supplied).”
Q.64 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“Can the manager refer to wall at location at (details supplied) which is in danger of collapsing out onto the public footpath as a result of tree growing through it and say what action he can take to remove this serious hazard.”
Q.65 Question in the name of Councillor Racheal Batten
“Can the Manger please remove hazardous tree stump from out location (details supplied).”
Q.66 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“Will the Council install bins for dog litter in the park at Riverside Coolock near the Clonshaugh Road end?”
Q.67 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“Will the Council work with the management of Northside Shopping Centre to ensure that a bottle bank is provided to ensure access to recycling facilities for the local community?”
Q.68 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“Will the Council repair the footpath where there is a trip hazard on the pavement at Riverside Avenue near the corner with Riverside Road?”
Q.69 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“Will the Council take measures to make it harder for quad bikes to enter and use the park at Riverside, Coolock?”
Q.70 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“Will the Council take measures to deal with the problem of litter strewn on the side of the R139?”
Q.71 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“To ask the Chief Executive is there a reason for the protruding footpath at the roundabout at the junction of Shantalla Road and Shantalla Flyover which pushes cyclists out in front of cars and will the Council consider re-designing this in the interests of road safety?”
Q.72 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“Will the Council install a yellow box on the Kilmore Road to assist people exiting from the Woodville Estate?”
Q.73 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“To ask the area manager to address concerns raised about public open space (details supplied) in Dublin 9?
Page 21 Q.74 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“To ask the Area Manager if he will liaise with the National Transport Authority and take steps to provide a bus shelter, with a seat and lighting, as well as a litter bin, at bus stop 974, Coolock Lane, Santry, and if he will have the potholes removed and surface water drains provided along the road in the vicinity this bus stop as people waiting at the bus stop, and walking to the bus stop, are getting soaked by passing motor vehicles during periods of heavy rainfall due to water pooling along the road?”
Q.75 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“To ask the Area Manager to report on the number of people on the waiting list for the financial contribution scheme within the DNC area, and his proposals for the provision of additional senior citizens units for this purpose?”
Q.76 Question in the name of Councillor Patricia Roe
“To ask the Area Manager to have litter removed from the sloping green areas around Shantalla Flyover and to ensure that these areas are added to the area cleaning rota.”
Q.77 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to outline and comment on the amount of planning levies collected YTD and over the past 5 years and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
Q.78 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to provide feedback as to how the new street cleaning machines are working in the NCA and whether there are plans to purchase more and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
Q.79 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager as to when the last audit of road signage took place in the North Central Area and whether there are plans to get rid of some obsolete signage and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
Q.80 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager as to whether an audit of footpaths and roads in the North Central Area has taken place recently and what the plan is to prioritise repairs and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
Q.81 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager as to whether there are plans to have new children’s playground in the NCA and to outline the maintenance programme for these parks and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
Q.82 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to provide a breakdown and update re: the number of Dog Fouling fines issued in the North Central Area over the past 3 years and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
Q.83 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to provide an update re: construction of the new library at Northside s.c. and for an update re: renewal of lease and expansion at Donaghmede library and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
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Q.84 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to outline the cost of cleaning footpaths and roads in the North Central Area over the past 3 years and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
Q.85 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to provide an update re: new homes to be built in Belcamp & Darndale and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
Q.86 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to provide an update re: investment in the libraries in the NCA and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
Q.87 Question in the name of Councillor Terence Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to provide an update re: new flood defence wall and measures at Clontarf and if he will make a statement on the matter.”
Q.88 Question in the name of Councillor Daryl Barron
“To ask area manager to request to examine the tree and path (details supplied).”
Q.89 Question in the name of Councillor Daryl Barron
“Can the Manager provide information re any promised/planning conditioned in tree replacement plans for development (details attached) which were removed during initial site clearance.”
Q.90 Question in the name of Councillor Daryl Barron
“Can the manager arrange to erect a “no dog fouling” sign close to location at (details supplied).”
Details: Killester Park on green space near number 151 Killester Park
Q.91 Question in the name of Councillor Daryl Barron
“To ask the Area Manager if the following repairs can be carried out in a house (details supplied) – the seal around the bath is leaking causing water stains downstairs and the radiator in the kitchen is falling off the wall. Can a shower instead of a bath be provided in this house for a resident with special needs?”
Q.92 Question in the name of Councillor Daryl Barron
“Can a serious problem of dampness in a house (details supplied) be dealt with?”
Q.93 Question in the name of Councillor Daryl Barron
“To ask the manager to request the paths in (details supplied) will be included for repair work 2020 budget.”
Page 23 Q.94 Question in the name of Councillor Daryl Barron
“To ask the manager to request the inspection of the Gully’s on (details supplied) as blockages are occurring throughout.”
Q.95 Question in the name of Councillor Daryl Barron
“That I ask the Area manager to request a report for the use of double yellow line on (details supplied) as emergency vehicles and residents cannot get out of gardens.”
Q.96 Question in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney
“To ask the Manager (details supplied).”
Q.97 Question in the name of Councillor Daryl Barron
“Can the manager arrange to have repairs carried out on road at (location supplied).”
Q.98 Question in the name of Councillor Daryl Barron
“Can the manager arrange to have repairs carried out on footpath at (details supplied) where elderly lady fell down and injured herself badly in recent times.”
Page 24 Iarnród Éireann – National Heavy Rail Service Provider / Infrastructure Manager Page 25 Page
1 Iarnród Éireann – Foundations we are building on
4,915 train services run weekly Derry
629 carriages in our fleet Belfast Sligo Ballina
Page 26 Page Westport Almost 1 million passengers carried weekly
Galway Dublin 144 train stations served country wide Limerick
Tralee Waterford Rosslare 2,200 km route network Cork
2 Passenger Journeys Historical Trends – Surge in demand for rail
In 2018 more people travelled on rail in Ireland than ever before. Demand
Page 27 Page for rail has increased by 6% per annum over the past three years. The increase in passengers is expected to continue. Around 70% of all rail journeys are in the GDA.
3 Recent Passenger Trends by Service Type Page 28 Page
4 Rail Usage and Economic Trends – Strong link to economic performance Page 29 Page
5 2018 Daily Passenger Journeys by Service Category (IÉ Census) Page 30 Page
6 2018 Rail Passenger Flows into Dublin City Centre – AM Peak Hour
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10000 7869
4653 4682 5000 2812
0 Northern SE Maynooth Kildare Total
7 Busiest Train Stations in 2018 – Connolly Station the busiest in Ireland (IÉ Census) Page 32 Page
8 Busiest Trains 2018 – All are in the Dublin commuter belt
All of the top 10 busiest trains recorded in the 2018 Rail Census are Dublin commuter and DART trains with passenger loadings ranging from 820 to 1,150 passengers. Page 33 Page
The three top loading trains are morning peak DART trains operating out of Malahide to Bray/Greystones.
9 Why is investment in Rail Important? Page 34 Page
10 National Development Plan 2018-2027 Over €2bn Investment in Rail Capacity ongoing
DART Expansion Programme / Electrification
Expansion of Fleet - Largest order of fleet in IÉ history for DART and Intercity service expansion Page 35 Page Investment in Maintenance & Renewal
New National Train Control Centre
Investment in the InterCity network and regional rail – Improve Journey Times & Capacity
National Park and Ride/ Station Improvement Programme
11 DART Expansion Programme - Transforming Rail in the Capital and Beyond
• Expanded DART lines to Drogheda, Maynooth & Hazelhatch • Expansion of Electric Fleet & train capacity
Page 36 Page • Resignalling • Connolly Enhancement works • Removal of Level X’s • Complete 4 tracking into Heuston • City Centre Tunnel route to be established and protected by 2027 • High Frequency / High Capacity services into and out of the Capital 12 DART Expansion Programme - What it will deliver (AM Peak Hour) Page 37 Page
13 DART Expansion Programme - What it will deliver Cumulative Passenger Rail Capacity into City Centre (morning peak hour)
80,000
70,000
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14 IÉ Rail Strategy 2027 Page 39 Page
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To the Lord Mayor and Report No. 313 of 2019 Members of Dublin City Council Report of Assistant Chief Executive
Dublin City Council Housing Supply Report – November 2019
The Dublin City Council Delivery Target for the three-year period 2015- 2017 was 3,347 Homes. The following was the delivery output for that three-year period:
2015 2016 2017 Total Delivered through:
Construction by DCC 19 68 235 322
Acquisition/Leasing by DCC 263 259 165 687
Construction by AHB’s 53 0 142 195
Acquisition/Leasing by AHB’s 230 206 225 661
Part V Acquisitions 0 25 56 81
Voids Restored by DCC 1,012 975 879 2,866
Delivery Total 1,577 1,533 1,702 4,812
HAP Tenancies, Homeless (60% in the 112 934 1,579 2,625 City)
HAP Tenancies, General 0 0 1,040 1,040
Total Housing Outturn 1,689 2,467 4,321 8,477
Page 41 A new four-year housing programme 2018-2021 began in January 2018.The delivery target for this four-year period in Dublin City is 9,094 This target figure includes Local Authority New Build, Acquisitions, Refurbishment/voids, Leasing and Part V. It also includes similar activity by Approved Housing Bodies (AHB’s). Separate targets are set for the Housing Assistance Payment Scheme (HAP). The following table gives details of the targets and delivery for the first year of this programme (2018):
Programmes Target Delivery +_
New Build – DCC 271 264 -7
New Builds – AHB’s 403 282 -121
Part V 71 105 +34
*Voids Restored by DCC 300 200 -100
Sub Total Build/Delivery 1,045 851 -194 81%
Long Term Leasing 440 61 -379
Acquisitions 278 545 +267
Total Target/Delivery 2018 1,763 1,457 -306 83%
HAP Tenancies (Homeless) 585 1,186 +601
** HAP Tenancies 2,040 1,023 -1,017 (Mainstream) ***HAP Tenancies (Rent 2,068 302 -1,766 Supplement/Transfer) Total HAP 4,693 2,511 -2,182
Total Output 6,456 3,968 -2488 61%
Additional Voids Restored 500 671 +171
Notes:
*Actual voids restored by DCC in 2018 was 871, however this figure was originally capped in respect of Re-Building Ireland by the Department at 300 and later in the year at 200. In previous years Dublin City Council counted all restored voids as completions.
** This activity is largely demand led and outside our control. ***This activity refers to existing tenancies under the Rent Supplement Scheme who are to transfer over to HAP, this is led by the Department of Social Protection and progress has been slow, and is largely outside DCC control.
There was a further over 900 Homeless HAP tenancies created by the DRHE/DCC in 2018 but they are located in the three Dublin Local Authority areas and are part of their output figures.
Page 42 The projected delivery for the complete (2018-2021) programme is:
Programmes 2018 2019 2020 2021 Total
New Build – DCC 264 92 526 1,870 2,752
New Build – AHB’s 282 359 221 607 1,469
Part V 105 194 400 400 1,099
Voids Restored by DCC 200 58 150 150 558
Long Term Leasing 61 155 400 400 1,016
Acquisitions 545 555 550 550 2,200
Total Delivery 1,457 1,413 2,247 3,977 9,094 Target 1,763 1,624 9,094 HAP Tenancies (Homeless) 1,186 2,100 2,100 2,100 7,486
HAP Tenancies (Mainstream) 1,023 826 780 825 3,454
HAP Tenancies (Rent 302 624 780 825 2,531 Supplement) Total HAP Output 2,511 3,550 3,660 3,750 13,471 Target 4,693 3,545 Total Social Housing Output 3,968 4,963 5,907 7,727 22,565 Target 6,456 5,169 Additional Voids Restored – 671 942 650 650 2,913 estimated
I am confident that this challenging overall target of 9,094 will be achieved with the support of the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government.
The following pages give details of the various programmes/schemes, the stage that all projects are at, with estimated milestones and completion timescales.
Brendan Kenny Deputy Chief Executive Date: 4th November 2019
Page 43 Homes Under Construction
Committee Provider Schemes Funding Units Status Next Mile Stone Finish Area Stream Date North Central DCC Priory Hall, LA Housing 26 On site Completion of blocks Q4 2019 Coolock, D.5 8-20 North Central AHB (Tuath) Old School CALF 8 Contractor on site - Turnkey Completion of scheme Q4 2019 House Lane, Santry, D.9 North Central DCC Ayrefield Housing PPP 150 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2020 DC-0004 North Central AHB (Respond) Chanel Manor, CALF 65 On site Completion of scheme Q2 2021 Coolock D.5 North Central DCC Bunratty Road, LA Housing 78 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2020 (Rapid build) D.17 South East AHB (Fold) St. Agnes’s CALF 103 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2019 Armagh Road
Page 44 Page South East AHB (Tuath) Raleigh Square, CALF 33 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2019 D.12 South East AHB (Tuath) Ravensdale CALF 12 Contractor on site - Turnkey Completion of scheme Q4 2020 Court D12 South East DCC Moss Street, D2 LA Housing 22 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2020
South Central AHB (Fold) Dolphin Park, CALF 43 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2019 D.8 South Central DCC St. Teresa’s Regeneration 54 On site Completion of scheme Q3 2020 Gardens, D.8 South Central AHB (Circle) Rafter’s Lane, CAS 11 On site Completion of scheme Q3 2019 D.12 South Central AHB (Alone) Jamestown CALF 12 On site Completion of scheme Q2 2020 Court, D.8 South Central DCC Cornamona, LA Housing 61 On site Completion of scheme Q1 2021 Ballyfermot South Central DCC Bonham Street LA Housing 57 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2020 (Rapid build) South Central DCC Springvale, D.20 LA Housing 71 Off site development underway Completion of scheme Q2 2021 (Rapid build) South Central DCC Cork/Chamber LA Housing 55 Off site development underway Completion of scheme Q2 2021 (Rapid build) Street, D.8 South Central AHB (Oaklee) 30-35 Bow Lane CALF 18 Contractor on site - Turnkey Completion of scheme Q1 2020 Dublin 8 Homes Under Construction
Committee Provider Schemes Funding Units Status Next Mile Stone Finish Area Stream Date South Central AHB (Respond) 489/490 CALF 52 Contractor on site - Turnkey Completion of scheme Q2 2021 Bluebell Avenue South Central AHB (Cluid) Sundrive Mews CALF 9 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2019 Kimmage D.12 South Central AHB (Tuath) Camac Grove CALF 5 On site Completion of scheme Q1 2020 Bluebell, D.12 South Central AHB (Tuath) Lough Conn Rd CALF 5 On site Completion of scheme Q3 2020 Ballyfermot D10 Central AHB (PMVT) Dominick Place CALF 9 On site Completion of scheme Q2 2020 Central AHB (Cluid) St. Mary’s Mansions, D.1 CALF 80 On site Completion of scheme Q1 2020 Central DCC O’Devaney Regeneration 56 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2020 Gardens, D.7 Page 45 Page Central AHB (Oaklee) Poplar Row, D.3 CALF 29 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2019 Central AHB (Respond) Mountjoy CALF 31 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2019 Square, D.1 Central DCC Dominick Street Regeneration 72 On site Completion of scheme Q2 2021
Central AHB (CHI) North King St CALF 30 On site Completion of scheme Q2 2021
Central DCC North King St LA Housing 30 On site Completion of scheme Q1 2021
Central AHB (Tuath) Ellis Court, D.7 CAS 22 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2020
North West DCC Scribblestown Housing PPP 70 On site Completion of scheme Q2 2020 DC-0010 North West AHB (Cluid) Wad River CALF 9 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2019 Close, Ballymun North West AHB (Novas) Ratoath Avenue CAS 6 On site Completion of scheme Q4 2020 D.7 North West DCC Hampton LA Housing 45 Contractor on site - Turnkey Completion of scheme Q4 2019 Woods, D.11 TOTAL 1,439
Schemes at Tender Stage
Committee Provider Schemes Funding Units Status Next Milestone Finish Area Stream Date Central DCC Croke Villas, D.3 Regeneration 61 Judicial review held Dec 2018 Awaiting decision from 2021 Judicial review Central DCC Sackville Ave,D.3 Regeneration 14 Value engineering exercise Award of contract 2021 underway prior to tender production Central DCC Housing O’Devaney Joint Venture 192 Final phase of Procurement Developer selected TBC Land Initiative Gardens process South East AHB (PMVT) New street, D.8 CAS 8 Tender Approved Appoint contractor Q4 2020
South East AHB (PMVT) Townsend Street CAS 18 Out to tender Award of contract Q4 2020 180-187, D.4 South East AHB (Cluid) Bethany House, CALF 62 Tender to be advertised Award of contract Q3 2021 Page 46 Page D.4 October ‘19 South Central AHB (Dublin 25/26 Ushers CAS 100 Commence tendering process Decision on tender Q2 2021 Simon) Island, D.8 applications North Central DCC Housing Oscar Traynor Joint venture 200 Finalising Competitive Selection of developer TBC Land Initiative Road Dialogue process North Central AHB (Respond) Highpark, CALF 101 Planning permission granted Funding application to be 2022 Gracepark Rd,D9 July 2019 submitted to DHPLG TOTAL 756
Homes Currently Being Acquired
Committee Provider Schemes Funding Units Status Next Milestone Finish Area Stream Date Homes Currently Being Acquired
Committee Provider Schemes Funding Units Status Next Milestone Finish Area Stream Date All Areas DCC General LA Housing 323 With Law Department Closing of acquisitions 2019 Acquisitions ongoing All Areas AHB General and CALF 117 Various proposals in progress Closing of acquisitions 2019 Special Needs All Areas AHB General and CAS 88 Various proposals in progress Closing of acquisitions 2019 Special Needs North West DCC Prospect Hill LA Housing 58 Snagging process commenced Closing of acquisitions 2019 Turnkey, D.11
TOTAL 586
Additional Housing Agency Acquisitions as at Oct: 43 Page 47 Page
Part V Acquisitions (Approved)
Committee area Provider Schemes Funding Units Status Next Milestone Finish Stream Date North Central DCC St. Joseph’s LA Housing 14 Funding approved Units to be acquired Q4 2019 School, D.9 South East DCC Church Avenue, LA Housing 1 Agreement in place Unit to be acquired Q4 2019 D 6 South East DCC Boland’s Mills D LA Housing 1 Agreement in place Units to be acquired Q4 2019 2 South East DCC Block H Mount LA Housing 13 Agreement in place Units to be acquired Q4 2019 Argus Dublin 6 South East DCC St. Pancras, D.6 LA Housing 7 Agreement in place Units to be acquired Q4 2019 Harold’s Cross South East DCC Royal Canal LA Housing 13 Agreement in place Units to be acquired Q4 2019 Park, South East DCC Whitfield Grove, LA Housing 1 Agreement in place Units to be acquired Q4 2019 Page 48 Page D.6 South Central DCC Herberton LA Housing 39 Agreement in place Units to be acquired Q4 2019 Rialto, D.8 South Central DCC Drimnagh Road LA 1 Agreement in place Lease agreement to be Q1 2020 Housing/Leasing signed Central DCC Block B Dublin LA Housing 30 Agreement in place Units to be acquired Q3 2020 Landings, D.2 Docklands Central DCC Sir John LA Housing 5 Agreement in place Units to be acquired Q4 2019 Rogerson Quay Central DCC Pelletstown, D 15 LA Housing 16 Agreement in place Units to be acquired Q4 2019
TOTAL 141
Capital Appraisals being processed
Committee Provider Schemes Funding Units Status Next Milestone Finish Area Stream Date Central DCC Infirmary Road, LA Housing 38 Part 8 Approval Out to tender Q1 2020 Q2 2021 D.8 Detailed design development Central DCC Matt Talbot LA Housing 92 Design Team procurement Appoint Design Team TBC Court, D.1 (from new framework) Central AHB (Simon) Arbour Hill, D.7 CAS 14 Pre tender stage Submit pre tender cost Q4 2020 report Central DCC Dunne Street, LA Housing 103 Design Team procurement Appoint Design Team TBC D.1 (from new framework) Central DCC Dorset Street LA Housing 115 Tenders for Design Team due Appoint Design Team TBC Flats, D.1 back Oct 24th Central DCC Constitution Hill, LA Housing 100 Design Team procurement Appoint Design Team TBC D.7 (from new framework)
Page 49 Page Central DCC St. Finbar’s LA Housing 46 Part 8 documents being Part 8 for November TBC Court, D.7 finalised 2019 Central AHB (CABHRU) James Mc CALF 35 Planning permission granted Section 183 agreed 2020 Sweeney House, Going to Area (Nov) Berkeley St D.7 City Council (Dec) South East AHB (PMVT) Shaw Street, D.8 CAS 11 Budget approval received Proceed to planning 2021 €3.4m South East DCC St. Andrew’s LA Housing 42 Design Team procurement Appoint Design Team TBC Court, D.2 (from new framework) South East DCC Charlemont PPP 15 DCC to exercise an option to Agree costs with 2020 (Block 4), D.20 acquire further units developer North Central DCC Belcamp B, D.17 LA Housing 12 Consultation done with Area Lodge Part 8 October 2021 Committee Sept 16th North Central DCC Woodville, D.5 LA Housing 40 Design Team Appointed Lodge Part 8 Q2 2020 TBC (Rapid build) North Central DCC Cromcastle LA Housing 200 Design Team Appointed Lodge Part 8 Q2 2020 TBC (Rapid build) Court, D.10 North Central DCC Slademore, LA Housing 22 Design Team Appointed Lodge Part 8 Q1 2020 TBC Ayrefield, D.13 North Central DCC Glin Court, D.17 LA Housing 25 Tenders for Design Team due Appoint Design Team TBC back Oct 24th South Central DCC Lisadell and LA Housing 180 Design Team procurement Tender for Design Team TBC (Scoil Eanna) Rafters Lane (from new framework) D.12 Capital Appraisals being processed
Committee Provider Schemes Funding Units Status Next Milestone Finish Area Stream Date South Central DCC Grand Canal LA Housing 80 Design Team procurement Tender for Design Team TBC Basin, D.8 (from new framework) South Central AHB 1b St. Michael’s CAS 52 Planning application lodged Decision on planning Q4 2020 (Alone/Circle) Estate, D.10 Oct 20th South Central AHB (Novas) Kilmainham, D.8 CAS 11 Contracts with DPER Departmental approval Q4 2020
South Central AHB (Respond) Sarsfield Road, LA Housing 6 Capital Appraisal submitted Procure design team OLV Centre, D.10 North West DCC Valley Site, D.11 LA Housing Scheme is economically unviable due to excessive abnormals North West DCC Kildonan Lands, LA Housing 118 Finalise Masterplan layout. Tender for Design Team 2021 D.11 CEA complete mid Oct Page 50 Page North West AHB (Clanmil) Aughrim Street, CALF 4 Turnkey Project Completion of scheme 2020 Stoneybatter, D.7 Funding drawdown commenced TOTAL 1361
Schemes at Preliminary Planning/Design Committee Provider Schemes Funding Units Status Next Milestone Finish Area Stream Date Central AHB (Cluid) North Great CALF 53 MOU to be signed for transfer Transfer of site to Cluid 2020 Charles St., D.1 of lands to Cluid from SMH Central DCC East Wall Road, LA Housing 80 Social Housing Development Decision on future TBC D.3 direction of site Central AHB (Circle) Railway Street, CALF 47 Planning Permission granted ABP decision 2020 D.1 July. 3rd party appeal lodged Central DCC Depot Site Broombridge LA Housing 15 Feasibility study being Determine development TBC Road, D.7 undertaken options and devise plan Central DCC Bannow Road LA Housing TBC Site recently purchased by Plan to be developed for TBC (2.8 Acres), D.7 DCC adjacent to Batchelor’s Social Housing scheme Factory Central DCC Depot Site Portland Row, LA Housing 35 Potential Social Housing Feasibility study to TBC D.1 Development determine development options and devise plan Central DCC Depot Site Orchard Road, LA Housing 32 Feasibility study being Determine development TBC
Page 51 Page D.3 undertaken options and devise plan South Central AHB (Respond) Lar Redmond LA Housing 10 Draft proposal submitted to Capital appraisal to be 2021 Centre, D.12 include adjacent site in plans submitted South Central DCC Dolphin Phase 2, Regeneration 180 Phase 1B (30 units) submitted Master plan finalised 2022 D.8 to Department for stage 1 Prepare cost plan and approval Aug 2019 CEA South Central AHB (Circle) Coruba House, CALF 36 Design received, potential to Circle to revert following 2020 D.12 develop adjacent lands consultation with adjoining landowner South Central DCC Depot Site Garryowen Road, LA Housing 34 Potential Social Housing Determine development TBC D.10 Development options and devise plan South Central DCC Depot Site Davitt Road, D.12 LA Housing 70 Potential Social Housing Determine development TBC Development options and devise plan South Central DCC Depot Site Marrowbone/ LA Housing 120 Potential Social Housing Develop proposal in TBC Forbes Lane, D.8 Development accordance with the Liberties LAP South Central DCC/AHB Longmeadow’s/ LA Housing 250 Land currently on long lease to Determine development TBC Sarsfield Road CALF Sons of Divine Providence options and devise plan D 10 North Central AHB (FOLD) Millwood Court, CALF 60 Plans being developed by Plans ready for local TBC D.5 FOLD consultation North Central AHB (Cluid) Thatch Road, D.9 LA Housing 30 Site affected by Bus Connects Determine when site will 2021 Swords Road be available for future (Site A) development Schemes at Preliminary Planning/Design
Committee Provider Schemes Funding Units Status Next Milestone Finish Area Stream Date North Central DCC Belcamp Oblate LA Housing 300 Extensive Masterplan required Determine development TBC Lands, D.17 options North Central DCC Depot Site Collins Avenue, LA Housing 115 Social Housing Development Determine development TBC D.9 options North Central DCC Darndale Spine LA Housing 80 Initial feasibility study Procure design team TBC completed from framework North Central DCC Belcamp Site E LA Housing 28 Risk analysis of site to assess Procure design team TBC best chances for delivery from framework South East DCC Depot Site Sundrive Road, LA Housing 2 Potential Social Housing Determine development TBC D.12 Development options and devise plan North West DCC 74/75 Fairlawn LA Housing TBC In-fill site Plan to be developed for - Road, D.11 Social Housing North West DCC Shangan LA Housing TBC Social Housing Development Determine development - Page 52 Page options North West DCC Berryfield Road, LA Housing TBC In-fill site (open space) Plan to be developed for - D.11 Social Housing North West DCC St. Helena’s LA Housing TBC Cul-de-sac site near new Plan to be developed for - Road, D.11 Rapid scheme 1-2 houses North West AHB (Novas) 307 Casement LA Housing 2 Single stage approval received Planning application to 2020 Road, D.11 be lodged North West AHB (Novas) 13 Casement LA Housing 2 Single stage approval received Planning application to 2020 Drive, D.11 be lodged North West DCC Church of the LA Housing 45 Initial feasibility done 2018 Plan to be developed for TBC Annunciation, Advanced feasibility study Senior Citizen Finglas, D.11 being undertaken accommodation
North West DCC 37/38 Barnamore LA Housing TBC In-fill site Plan to be developed for TBC Park, D.11 Social Housing TOTAL 1626
Traveller Accommodation Programme Projects Provider Scheme Funding Units Status Next Milestone Finish Scheme Date Stage 4 DCC Avila Park LA Housing 1 Contractor on site Project due for Q4 2019 completion December Single Stage DCC Naas Road LA Housing 3 Detailed design Sewerage connection Q4 2020 issues to be resolved Single Stage DCC Avila Park LA Housing 3 Detailed design Part 8 application Q4 2020 December 2019 Single Stage DCC Reuben Street LA Housing 1 Detailed design Part 8 application Q4 2020 Q1 2020 Stage 1 DCC Grove Lane LA Housing 10 Preliminary design and Issues with residents. 2021 consultation Consultation stalled Stage 1 DCC Cara Park LA Housing 8 Preliminary design and Part 8 application 2020/2021 consultation Q2 2020 Stage 1 DCC Cara Park LA Housing 2 Preliminary design and Part 8 application 2020/2021 consultation Q2 2020 Stage 2 DCC Labre Park LA Housing 28 Consultation complete. Design Part 8 application 2020/2023 (Phase 2/3) frozen December 2019
Page 53 Page Stage 1 DCC St. Mary’s LA Housing 1 Preliminary design and Detailed design 2020 consultation Needs agreement from Fingal TOTAL 57
Potential Affordable Homes
Schemes/Sites Units Status Finish Date
Ballymun O’Cualann (Poppintree Site), Dublin.11 49 Completed and sold Done Potential Affordable Homes
Schemes/Sites Units Status Finish Date
Ballymun O’Cualann (Sites 22 and 23), Dublin.11 39 On site 2020
Ballymun O’Cualann (Site 21), Dublin.11 13 In planning, more information requested 2020 September 20th *Ballymun; Balbutcher and Sillogue sites 12 & 14, Dublin.11 157 The 25 developers who expressed an TBC interest in the sites are being invited to a workshop hosted by DCC Nov 7th 2019 Ballymun – further sites, Dublin.11 200 Potential for development being explored
*Cherry Orchard, Dublin.10 215 The 25 developers who expressed an TBC interest in the sites are being invited to a workshop hosted by DCC Nov 7th 2019 Cherry Orchard – further sites, Dublin.10 525 Potential for development being explored Page 54 Page Housing Land Initiative sites – O’ Devaney Gardens & Oscar Traynor 329 In procurement process TBC Road Poolbeg SDZ 500 Feasibility stage TBC
Belcamp/Oblate Lands, Coolock, D.17 300 Feasibility stage TBC
Kildonan, Finglas, Dublin.11 48 Feasibility stage TBC
Valley Park, Finglas, Dublin.11 50 Feasibility stage TBC
TOTAL 2,425
*A total of €14.6million for infrastructural works on three sites (Ballymun and Cherry Orchard) was approved by the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government in December 2018
Cost Rental Proposals Schemes/Sites Units Status Finish Date
Emmet Road, D.8 (St. Michael’s) 330 Framework Development Plan completed TBC submitted to DHPLG Aug 2019 (with stage one application) Out to Design framework end of Oct 2019 Coultry Road, Ballymun, (Site 6) D.11 300 EOI closing date 18/10/19 – AHB’s TBC (3 received) Cherry Orchard 600 Draft Park West/Cherry Orchard LAP TBC approved at full Council meeting in October TOTAL 1,230
Summary 2019 Long Term Lease Delivery Units Status Page 55 Page Closed as at October 1st 2019 78
With Law Department 15 Expected to close early Nov
AFL/Department Approval 19 Outstanding works expected to close by end of year
Additional expected to close 3 – 6 months 91 Not all will close by end of year due to outstanding repairs
Total expected to close by year end 2019 140/150
New Applications 114 Delivery date not known at this stage
Enhanced Lease Proposals 225 Delivery 2021
Total Proposals 542
Buy and Renew Scheme: Derelict/Vacant properties 2019 (Total Acquired/Completed 2018: 27 units) 16 Properties completed and allocated up to October 2019 Status of remaining properties (24) below acquired under the Derelict Sites Act/CPO through the Buy and Renew Scheme 2019
Property Position
6 Creighton Street, Dublin 2 Stabilisation works completed. Estimated Completion is Q4 2020
7 Kingsland Park Avenue, Dublin 8 Refurbishment works in progress. Estimated completion Q1 2020
6 Nelson St, Dublin 7 Refurbishment works in progress. Estimated completion Q1 2020
77 & 77A & 78 The Coombe Dublin 8 Contractor appointed. Estimated completion Q2 2020
52 Windmill Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12 Refurbishment works in progress. Estimated completion Q4 2019
32 Harold Road, Stoney Batter, Dublin 7 Refurbishment works in progress. Estimated completion Q1 2020
33 Harold Road, Stoney Batter, Dublin 7 Refurbishment works in progress. Estimated completion Q1 2020 Page 56 Page 16/16A St James Terrace, Dublin 8 Refurbishment works in progress. Estimated completion Q1 2020
17/17A St James Terrace, Dublin 8 Refurbishment works in progress. Estimated completion Q1 2020
142 Harold’s Cross Road, Dublin 6 Prepare design detail and appoint contractor. Estimated completion Q3 2020
144 Harold’s Cross Road, Dublin 6 Appoint contractor. Estimated completion date Q3 2020
61 Killester Park, Dublin 5 Refurbishment Works in progress. Estimated completion date Q4 2019
1 La Touche Road, Bluebell, Dublin 12 Appoint Contractor. Estimated completion date Q4 2019
35 Malahide Road, Dublin 5 Appoint Contractor. Estimated completion date Q2 2020
10 Hazelcroft Gardens, Dublin 11 Appoint Contractor. Estimated completion date Q2 2020
25A Barnmore, Finglas, Dublin 11 Appoint Contractor. Estimated completion date Q2 2020
22 Derry Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12 Appoint Contractor. Estimated completion date Q1 2020
19 Connaught Street, Dublin 7 Appoint Contractor. Estimated completion date Q3 2020 Property Position
21 Connaught Street, Dublin 7 Appoint Contractor. Estimated completion date Q1 2020
414 North Circular Road Appoint Contractor. Estimated completion date Q4 2020
Vacant residential property acquisitions The Housing Department is currently negotiating the acquisition of 18 additional vacant residential properties under the buy and renew scheme.
Current processes underway to identify additional properties The City Council has established a communication forum with other Local Authorities, State Agencies and Approved Housing Bodies in relation to the recording and where possible the sharing of data on vacant properties.
There is a dedicated vacant housing database to record all properties reported to it and the City Council continues to liaise with Landlords, Estate Agents, Property Owners and the General Public to help identify vacant properties in the City.
Page 57 Page The Housing Department vacant housing register has recorded 594 residential properties by accessing data from the CSO, Geo-directory, Vacanthomes.ie and internal databases. The City Council has undertaken 332 site inspections with a further 24 inspections scheduled and 21 title searches currently in progress.
Vacant (Void) Property Refurbishments: Housing Maintenance refurbished 969 properties in 2018.
Vacant Property Refurbishments Completed 2019 (January to October 2019) Property Type Central North Central North West South Central South East Total
House 26 69 84 96 2 277
Apartment 43 15 37 127 80 302
Senior Citizens 32 41 56 48 31 208
Total 101 125 177 271 113 787
These properties are divided into: Vacant Council Properties: 591, Acquisitions: 196 Total: 787
Current Refurbishments Underway:
Status Central North central North West South Central South East Total
Being refurbished by Framework 88 72 82 108 76 426
Being refurbished by Direct Labour 6 1 18 34 5 64
Total 94 73 100 142 81 490
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UPDATE ON THE DUBLIN BAY UNESCO BIOSPHERE DISCOVERY CENTRE
A design team, led by Howley Hayes Architects are continuing the process for developing the design for the proposed Discovery Centre and in parallel Brady Shipman Martin Planning Consultants are preparing an Environmental Impact Assessment Report and a Stage Two Appropriate Assessment for the proposed scheme. Both teams are working closely together to avoid impacts on this sensitive landscape, species and habitats.
On-going consultation with the residents associations, NGO’s, businesses, elected representatives and other interest groups in the form of workshops, presentations and meetings which began in March 2019, have continued with further engagement planned before the end of the Year involving a brochure, an ‘open day’ and public display in the Red Stables, an online questionnaire as well as use of social media. As with previous phases of consultation the information and feedback garnered will be incorporated as appropriate into the ongoing design development.
It is the intention to lodge the Environmental Impact Assessment Report to an Bórd Pleanála in early 2020.
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE DISCOVERY CENTRE?
North Bull Island Nature Reserve already has an ‘interpretive centre’ which opened in 1986. This building however does not have universal access, nor the space or facilities to achieve the educational and conservation objectives for which it was constructed.
The Nature Reserve since 2015 is at the heart of the UNESCO Biosphere designation for Dublin Bay and it is the ambition of Dublin City Council that the Discovery Centre will be the genesis for the resolution of the management issues in the Nature Reserve and Dublin Bay as well as inspiring the values of UNESCO in promoting global citizenship.
The Discovery Centre will create a powerful place for learning, discovery and understanding the choices each of us will have to make to address global climate issues. The Centre will illustrate and interpret the natural, cultural and built heritage of the North Bull Island Nature Reserve and Dublin Bay, as well as the context of Dublin Bay Biosphere in the world network of Biosphere reserves.
Uniquely, the Discovery Centre will provide opportunity to people of all abilities in society who heretofore could not access the dunes and beach to visit the Nature Reserve and gain an understanding of the intricate terrestrial and marine ecosystems that make the Bull Island and Dublin Bay such a special place.
The Discovery Centre will also act as a ‘gateway’ to the Nature Reserve and clearly signify the importance of the Nature reserve as a wilderness that must be respected.
WHAT WILL THE DISCOVERY CENTRE LOOK LIKE?
A sensitive design has been developed for the Discovery Centre. The horizontal landscape of the island has influenced the design of a predominately single storey ground hugging building with a smaller first floor area and a contrasting prospect ‘look-out’. The ‘look-out’ links the entirety of the UNESCO Biosphere back to the Discovery Centre providing unique access and views to Bull Island and the wider
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biosphere. The building is approx. 2,400 msq with space allocated to interpretation, exhibition, education, research, administration and a café.
Developing Design – view from East
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Developing Design – view from West with Look-out
WHAT THE DISCOVERY CENTRE WILL TELL
The interpretation or ‘storytelling’ at the Discovery Centre will encompass the following elements:
Natural Heritage – exploring the ever-changing terrestrial and marine habitats of Bull Island and Dublin Bay, encouraging personal connections to nature.
Human Influence – looking back at human use and intervention in Dublin Bay, offering an opportunity to reflect on our changing attitudes towards the natural world.
The Biosphere – highlighting the importance of Dublin Bay as an invaluable local laboratory for studying global environmental issues in the context of UNESCO’s World Network of Biosphere Reserves.
While nothing can substitute experiencing the natural world first hand, much of the bay, headlands and islands are virtually inaccessible. The inclusion of immersive experiences within the Centre is important for reaching audiences who cannot access the wider environment because of age or incapacity or who visit in inclement weather, or out of season for migrating birds.
Fundamentally, through the Discovery Centre we want to help people understand and appreciate this special place. We want to inspire them to take care of it.
“Through interpretation comes understanding; through understanding comes appreciation, through appreciation comes protection.” Freeman Tilden – Environmental Interpreter
The images below illustrate the proposed internal layout of the Discovery Centre and details just some of the immersive interpretive tools being utilised to provide the understanding of the unique UNESCO Dublin Bay Biosphere.
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Les Moore Donncha Ó Dúlaing Parks Supertendent Project Manager November 2019
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NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE
DUBLIN CITY SPORT & WELLBEING PARTNERSHIP
NOVEMBER 2019
DCSWP HIGHLIGHT EVENTS & PROGRAMMES NOVEMBER- DECEMBER 2019
GAGA (GET ALL GIRLS ACTIVE) 2019
GAGA is a Dublin City Sport & Wellbeing Partnership core programme which takes place from October to December aimed at increasing female participation through multi-sport initiatives.
The programme culminates in GAGA Day on Wednesday, 4th December. Now in its second year GAGA Day is an initiative held to enable and inspire all girls to participate and engage in sport and physical activity through a range of new and existing programmes and events across the city.
As a Local Sports Partnership the GAGA programme and GAGA Day links into the women in sport 20x20 “If She Can’t See It, She Can’t Be It” national campaign https://20x20.ie. This campaign is an all-inclusive movement to shift Ireland’s cultural perception of women’s sport by 2020 with a 20% increase in media coverage of women in sport, a 20% increase in female participation at all levels of sport and a 20% increase in attendance at women’s games and events.
The North Central Area will host a GAGA soccer blitz on GAGA Day from 10am – 1pm in Kilmore Recreation Centre and a school cross country event in St. Anne’s Park from 9.30am – 1pm in partnership with DCSWP Athletics Ireland
THE DAILY MILE 2019
The Daily Mile is simple, free and gets children out of the classroom for fifteen minutes every day to run or jog, at their own pace, with their classmates, making them fitter, healthier, and in a better position to concentrate in the classroom. DCSWP is involved with this initiative in partnership with Athletics Ireland Officers and Frank Greally, the Daily Mile ambassador from Athletics Ireland.
The launch of The Daily Mile took place at the start of DCSWP’s Flagship event, Dublin Sportsfest on 23 September 2019 and is continues to be rolled out across schools in the North Central area over the next period.
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DCSWP CORE PROGRAMMES NOVEMBER- DECEMBER 2019 Below are highlights of core programmes ongoing in the North Central Area. For full details of all programmes please contact Dee O’Boyle in the DCSWP at (01) 222 5433.
FIT 4 CLASS
Target Group: Primary School Children
In partnership with Athletics Ireland, DCSWP ensures each primary school receives a free multi-sports kit and games book suitable for delivering a wide range of fun physical activity sessions and games.
Programme: School Swimming ( St. John of God’s, BNS, Artane) Date/Times: Fridays 11am – 1pm Location: Northside Pool
Programme: School Frisbee St. Francis Date/Times: Mondays 1 – 2.30pm Location: St. Francis, Priorswood
Programme: School Frisbee St. Brendan’s Date/Times: Thursdays 11.10am – 12.30pm Location: St. Brendan’s BNS, Coolock
Programme: Dance Fit Date/Times: Thursdays 9.45 -10.30am Participants: Mixed 6-10 years Location: St. Brendan’s BNS, Coolock
Programme: St. Brendan’s Yoga Programme Date/Times: Fridays 10.15 – 11.55am Participants: Male 8-12 yearsyears Location: St. Brendan’s BNS, Coolock
FOREVER FIT
Target Group: Older Adults
The Forever Fit programme is aimed at older adults and focuses on activities to improve balance, co-ordination and fall prevention. Activities include chair aerobics, tai chi, line dancing, yoga and mindfulness.
Programme: Older Adult Yoga and Mindfulness Dates/Times: Thursdays. 10.30 – 11.30am Location: Beaumont Local Care Centre Participants: Older Adults (Mixed) 55 + years Partners: Swim Ireland
Programme: Chair Fit
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Programme: Aqua Fit Dates/Times: Tuesdays 3-4pm. Location: Northside Pool Participants: Mixed Older Adults
Programme: Dance For Movement & Flexibility Dates/Times: Thursdays 10.30 – 11.30am Location: Priorswood Pastoral Centre Participants: Mixed Older Adults
YOUTH FIT
Target Group: Youth at Risk (10-21 Years)
Youth Fit programmes are multi-sport and fitness initiatives aimed at young people aged 10 - 21 years and over. The purpose of the programme is to provide preventative outlets for young people in the North Central Area.
Programme: Northside Integration Bootcamp Dates/Times: Thursdays 4-5pm, Location: Kilmore Hall Participants: Mixed 13-18 years Partners: Athletics Ireland
Programme: Teen Swimming Dates/Times: Fridays 5-6pm Location: Ballymun Leisure Centre Participants: Mixed 13-16 years
DCSWP GENERAL PROGRAMMES NOVEMBER –DECEMBER 2019
Programme: NCT Fitness Assessments for Older Adults Dates/Times: Wednesday 27th November 10am – 1pm Location: Artane/Beaumont Community Centre Participants: Mixed Older Adults Partners: HSE
Programme: Winter Youth Ice Skating Dates/Times: TBC Location: Blanchardstown Ice Rink Participants: Mixed 10-16 years Partners: Local Youth Projects (Donnycarney/Kilmore Youth Project)
Programme: Walking and Sightseeing Activity to Glendalough
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Programme: After School Club Dates/Times: Wednesdays 1.30 – 3pm Location: Kilmore Recreation Centre Participants: Mixed 5-10 years
Programme: Dance Fit Priorswood Dates/Times: Thursdays 9 -9.45am Location: Priorswood Parochial Centre Participants: Mixed 18-65 years
DCSWP CO-FUNDED PROGRAMMES NOVEMBER - DECEMBER 2019
ATHLETICS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER UPDATE
Citywide primary school cross country events will take place from Tuesday 3rd – 11th December. Times and dates TBC.
BOXING DEVELOPMENT OFFICER UPDATE
The Startbox Initiative, a partnership between the IABA and Dublin City Sport & Wellbeing Partnership, represents an ideal way for young people (10 – 17 years) to first engage with amateur boxing, Ireland’s most successful Olympic sport. It is delivered by our 5 dedicated IABA/DCSWP Development Officers via local schools (primary & TY level) in communities across the Dublin City area. Approx 2,000 young people take part each year. The Programme is structured into Bronze (non contact), Silver and Gold phases. The first phase focuses on general strength & fitness, method and technique. The DCSWP/Boxing Development Officer is currently engaging with schools across the North Central Area delivering the Bronze and Silver programmes.
As part of the DCSWP Fit For Class programme our Sport and IABA Co-funded Officer will be delivering 5 week Boxing programmes in the National Stadium for the following schools in the North Central Area for children age 10-12 years;
Scoil Fhursa, Kilmore Recreation Centre every Friday from 11am -2pm.
St. David’s BNS, Artane every Friday 11am - .2pm
CRICKET DEVELOPMENT OFFICER UPDATE
Schoolyard cricket sessions continue in the following schools over the next period;
St. David’s CBS, Artane every Monday from 2 – 4pm Northbay ET, Kilbarrack every Thursday from 11am – 12.30pm.
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FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER UPDATE
The FAI Women’s Football Development Officer is currently delivering soccer development programmes aimed at increasing female participation in schools across the North Central area on Thursdays from 9.30am – 12pm. The target group is 8-12 years.
RUGBY DEVELOPMENT OFFICER UPDATE
For details of Rugby initiatives in the area over the next period please contact Dee O’Boyle at the DCSWP Office. Contact details are below.
FURTHER DETAILS
For details or queries on any of the programmes/initiatives outlined above please contact Dee O'Boyle, DCSWP at (01) 222 5433/[email protected]
CONTACT DETAILS
Shauna McIntyre, Dublin City Sport & Wellbeing Partnership Manager: [email protected] Aideen O’Connor, DCSWP Programmes & Services Development Manager: aideen.o’[email protected] Colin Sharkey, Senior Staff Officer DCSWP: [email protected] Daniel Russell, Sport Officer: [email protected] Olivia Shattock,Sport Officer: [email protected] Fergal Scally, Sport Officer: [email protected] Derek Ahern, Sports Officer: [email protected] Jimmy Mowlds, FAI Soccer: [email protected] Ray McCabe, Rugby: [email protected] Fintan McAllister, Cricket: [email protected] Noel Burke, Boxing: [email protected]
REPORT BY: Dee O’Boyle Dublin City Sport & Wellbeing Partnership: [email protected]
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Development Department Civic Offices
16/9/2019 To the Chairperson and Members of The North Central Area Committee
Meeting: 21st October 2019
Item No:
With reference to the proposed disposal of a plot of land to the rear of 4 St Aidan’s Park Avenue, Dublin 3 to Jonathan and Laura Edie. ______
An application has been received from Jonathan and Laura Edie to purchase a plot of ground to the rear of their property at No. 4 St Aidan’s Park, Marino, Dublin 3. The plot of ground in question, which is shown outlined in red on Map Index No. SM-2019-0990, and has an area of approximately 101 sq metres.
It is proposed to dispose of the City Council’s fee simple interest in the plot of ground to Jonathan and Laura Edie subject to the following terms and conditions:
1. The consideration shall be in the sum of €1,500 (one thousand and five hundred euro).
2. The applicants shall be responsible for any costs involved in incorporating the plot into their garden.
3. The applicants shall be responsible for their own legal costs in the matter and shall also pay approximately €1,500.00 (plus VAT) towards the Council’s legal costs.
4. The applicants shall not object to other residents purchasing a similar plot of land.
5. The plot is encumbered by a sewer owned by Irish Water as shown coloured blue on the attached map. The purchaser is deemed to purchase the property with full knowledge of its actual state, condition, and structure and shall take it as it stands subject to any right of way, water, light, drainage or other easement, right or privilege and be familiar with its boundaries, fences and walls.
The disposal shall be subject to any such covenants and conditions as the Law Agent in his discretion shall stipulate.
No agreement enforceable at law is created or intended to be created until an exchange of contracts has taken place.
Paul Clegg______19/9/2019______Executive Manager Date
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Traffic Service Requests, Status Report at 15/10/2019 North Central Area Committee Meeting 18/11/2019
Traffic Advisory Group (TAG) Service Request Statistics
37 No. TAG Requests received since previous report
359 Total TAG Requests currently open on Confirm
Breakdown of TAG Requests currently open on Confirm
Stage 1 22 Stage 2 171 Stage 3 4 Stage 4 129 Stage 5 33
General traffic service requests not requiring Statutory Orders.
Total Non Tag requests received since previous 23 report Total Non Tag requests currently open on 244 Confirm.
Traffic Advisory Group Status Reports Explanation of Stages: Stage 1 - Set up file, Assignment to Engineer, etc Stage 2 - Assessment, Site surveys, review statutory orders, etc Stage 3 - Consultations, with Garda, Dublin Bus, Luas, NTA, Local residents / businesses, etc Stage 4 - Decision, TAG group, statutory orders, etc Stage 5 - Implementation, signs, lines, construction, signal changes, certifications, etc
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Item Enquiry SP Ref Site Subject Description Logged Status
1 90047636 SP_36491 CASTLE AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming in relation to Belgrove JBS and JGS on 10/02/2017 16:28:221 Castle Avenue
2 7004294 KILBARRACK ROAD (NC) TAG General Engineer Query Parking set-up causes blind spots and 15/08/2018 09:26:161 overhang onto main road including bike lane.
3 7009453 SP-40802 KILLESTER PARK (NC) Stop Sign Stop signage and road markings for junction 29/05/2019 16:53:231 with Killester Avenue, and for slip road in front of shops.
4 7009948 BLUNDEN DRIVE (NC) Roundabout roundabout at the entrance to Blunden Drive 27/06/2019 10:02:451
5 7009949 ANNADALE CRESCENT (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYL's 27/06/2019 10:08:251
6 7010409 CASTLE AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps from Clontart Castle down to the seafront 22/07/2019 12:22:551
7 7010429 KILBARRON ROAD (NC) Single Yellow Line (Extend) extend Single yellow line as far as the 23/07/2019 08:46:451 lampost adjacent to no 14.
8 7010503 SUMMERVILLE (NC) Double Yellow Lines on behalf of Mr Patrick Walsh, 27 26/07/2019 08:39:231 Summerville, Clontarf
9 7010506 AULDEN GRANGE (NC) TAG General Engineer Query widening of the road for a short distance to 26/07/2019 10:43:131 create more car park spaces
10 7010602 SWAN'S NEST ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines At the entrance to St Benidict's Centre so 31/07/2019 09:26:331 vehicles exiting can see approaching traffic
11 7010764 GRIFFITH COURT (NC) Traffic Calming Ramps or other types of traffic calming 09/08/2019 14:32:191 measures
12 7010872 MARINO CRESCENT (NC) Yield Sign conflict between taxi rank line markings and 16/08/2019 16:01:011 stop/yield line marking causing a hazard - non-compliance chapt. 7.
13 7011111 LA VISTA AVENUE (NC) Children Crossing Sign On the road 02/09/2019 13:11:561
14 7011182 LEIN PARK (NC) Traffic Calming cars are speeding 05/09/2019 09:58:171
15 7011376 ALL SAINTS DRIVE (NC) Disab Park Bay General on the road 18/09/2019 12:08:341
16 7011378 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Cycle Track 2 Way Segregated Cycle lane for the section of Malahide Road. 18/09/2019 12:51:081
17 7011518 SPRINGDALE ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Junction of Raheny Road and Springdale 26/09/2019 10:02:101 Road, Raheny, Dublin 5
18 7011583 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming motorists are speeding along this stretch of 01/10/2019 16:48:011 road.
19 7011584 SEAVIEW AVENUE NORTH Double Yellow Lines (Extend) on the road 02/10/2019 09:13:431 (NC)
20 7011636 SWAN'S NEST ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) on the road 03/10/2019 12:32:591
21 7011802 HAVERTY ROAD (NC) Cul-De-Sac On the road 11/10/2019 17:57:591
22 7011834 THORNDALE DRIVE (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Additional DYLs to prevent indiscriminate 15/10/2019 17:05:321 parking along these road.
23 90044667 SP_9621 COLLINSWOOD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at junction of Collinswood and Collins Ave. 25/11/2013 10:31:092
24 90046202 SP_31756 WATERMILL ROAD (NC) Disab Park Bay Gen (Rescind) Move space 03/06/2016 12:36:142
25 90047919 SP_36777 SAINT BRIGID'S ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at St Brigids Rd / Gracefield Rd interface 02/03/2017 12:18:332 Page 76 Page 1 of 16 Status Report Wednesday 16 October 2019 359 Items
Item Enquiry SP Ref Site Subject Description Logged Status
26 90047992 SP_36850 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing near entrance to Foxfield Road. 07/03/2017 14:34:462
27 90048168 SP_37028 NEWBROOK ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian or Zebra Crossing from 15/03/2017 12:52:312 Donaghmede Credit Union to the shops, east of the Topaz Garage.
28 90048222 SP_37083 STATION ROAD (NC) Bus Stop Marking request bus cage marking be moved or 16/03/2017 13:47:592 reduced in size
29 90048756 SP_37624 ANNADALE DRIVE (NC) Double Yellow Lines on the corners and at the entrance to the 24/04/2017 12:21:222 cul-de-sac to Nos. 49-87.
30 90049525 SP_38401 CLONSHAUGH AVENUE (NC) Traffic Lights (new) at the junction of Glin Road. 30/05/2017 15:13:472
31 90049567 SP_38443 SWORDS ROAD (NC) Cycle Track Request for cycle lanes on Swords Road 01/06/2017 08:58:442 between the junctions of Shanowen Road - Larkhill Road
32 90050698 SP_39596 SWORDS ROAD (NC) Cycle Track from Whitehall junction along road towards 09/08/2017 12:20:232 city centre
33 90050700 SP_39598 MAIN STREET (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Coolock Village, outside Cock and Bull pub 09/08/2017 12:53:482
34 90050720 SP_39618 ARDLEA ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at Ardlea Road /Kilmore Road 09/08/2017 20:06:342
35 90050790 SP_39688 CASTLE AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at junction of Castle Ave and Victoria Rd. 14/08/2017 13:14:142
36 90050804 SP_39702 SAINT GABRIEL'S ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing between church and shops 15/08/2017 11:53:502
37 90050913 SP_39813 COOLOCK DRIVE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing across from the Aldi Store. 22/08/2017 13:11:362
38 90050952 SP_39853 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at junction with Oulton Road. 23/08/2017 12:06:112
39 90050996 SP_39897 WINDSOR AVENUE (NC) Disab Park Bay Residential outside no 41. 25/08/2017 09:48:352
40 90051090 SP_39991 GREENCASTLE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at Greencastle Parade. 30/08/2017 16:08:412
41 90051162 SP_40063 VERNON PARK (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) At No.8 (appealing SR39932 decision not to 04/09/2017 17:01:522 extend DYL's)
42 90051538 SP_40447 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing on Malahide Rd at the walkway between 25/09/2017 00:00:002 Malahide road and Belmayne. See SR17694
43 90051694 SP_40607 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at the Astro Pitches. 04/10/2017 00:00:002
44 7000549 THE CLOISTERS (NC) Double Yellow Lines along the green on The Cloisters, Grace 23/11/2017 13:27:032 Park Road.
45 7000972 WATERMILL ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing close to the junction of All Saint's Road. 19/12/2017 13:30:172
46 7001299 TURLOGH PARADE (NC) Cycle Track on the road. 19/01/2018 10:02:532
47 7001307 SWORDS ROAD (NC) Cycle Track for cycle lane inbound (outside Whitehall 19/01/2018 12:40:452 Church)
48 7001499 SHANTALLA DRIVE (NC) Disab Park Bay Resid (Rescind) removal of disabled parking bay outside no. 30/01/2018 16:29:052 3
49 7001602 ALL SAINTS ROAD (NC) Bus Stop Marking Bus Stop Markings for: All Saints Road, 07/02/2018 13:34:592 Watermill Drive, Watermilll Road.
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50 7001641 NEWBROOK ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines Extend DYL's further up Newbrook Ave at 09/02/2018 12:48:072 the junction with Newbrook Rd.
51 7001670 BARRYSCOURT ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian crossing with lights to allow safe 13/02/2018 10:27:412 access to Northside Shopping Centre.
52 7001681 BELMAYNE AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing on Parkside Boulevard near the two schools 13/02/2018 12:13:322
53 7001858 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian/cyclist crossing for seaward side. 27/02/2018 15:51:072
54 7002058 GREENCASTLE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Greencastle Rd at the eastern entrance to 16/03/2018 16:43:222 the Stardust Memorial Park
55 7002063 MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE Pedestrian Crossing at a suitable point along the avenue. 16/03/2018 17:00:202 (NC)
56 7002517 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) TAG General Engineer Query Safety conflict Cycle Lane between Bus Stop 23/04/2018 10:32:452 1752 (inbound east of Wooden Bridge) and the kerb.
57 7003411 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian facilities at area around Clontarf 18/06/2018 13:21:542 Baths
58 7003684 MILLBROOK AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Safety measures to enable children to cross 06/07/2018 15:59:002 road
59 7003777 OULTON ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at or near junction Oulton Road/Clontarf 13/07/2018 12:38:152 Road
60 7004372 TEMPLE VIEW AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing (Relocate) Proposed pedestrian crossing too near to the17/08/2018 12:13:362 roundabout.
61 7004510 DOLLYMOUNT PARK (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Install safe crossing to bus stop, with rumble 24/08/2018 15:55:432 strips to warn approaching cyclists.
62 7004513 CROMCASTLE GREEN (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at Entrance to Scoil Fhursa 27/08/2018 09:13:332
63 7004729 BRIDGE STREET (NC) Cycle Track Looking for cycle lane markings to be 05/09/2018 14:36:302 considered for Bridge Street
64 7004834 OSCAR TRAYNOR ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing To review the effectiveness of the lights. 11/09/2018 15:53:272
65 7004965 FAIRVIEW STRAND (NC) Advance Cycle Stop Line Request for Advance Cycle Stopline 19/09/2018 18:40:392
66 7005122 CRAIGFORD DRIVE (NC) Traffic Calming On the road 27/09/2018 11:58:592
67 7005250 MONTROSE COURT (NC) Parking Restrictions on the road 04/10/2018 16:55:432
68 7005384 CLONSHAUGH ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Being used as a ratrun. Request for 12/10/2018 09:19:032 restriction to be put in place.
69 7005425 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Provision of a speed warning signal near 15/10/2018 12:40:242 Circle K, and change in road colours.
70 7005446 GRACE PARK ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Richmond Rd - Grace Park Rd 15/10/2018 16:07:402
71 7005447 FAIRVIEW TERRACE (NC) Traffic Calming along the street. 15/10/2018 16:16:552
72 7005452 GRACE PARK ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing For crossing to Clonturk Park. 15/10/2018 17:32:442
73 7005612 SAINT LAWRENCE ROAD Traffic Lights (new) For exiting onto the Howth Road. 23/10/2018 18:17:462 (NC)
74 7005754 MAIN STREET RAHENY Right Turn Filter Light For traffic coming up Main Street (from St 02/11/2018 15:18:142 Anne's) and turning right onto Howth Road. Page 78 Page 3 of 16 Status Report Wednesday 16 October 2019 359 Items
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75 7005837 BELGROVE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing (Relocate) Looking for consideration be given to the 08/11/2018 09:43:132 possibility of moving the pedestrian crossing back to Belgrove Road.
76 7005855 COOLOCK LANE (NC) Traffic Lights (new) Traffic lights for slip roads, or footbridge over 08/11/2018 16:23:112 road.
77 7006049 SAINT LAWRENCE ROAD Traffic Calming Measures to prevent "rat-running", including 16/11/2018 12:21:302 (NC) No Right Turn between 7-10am.
78 7006085 COLLINSWOOD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian crossing for entrance to estate, 19/11/2018 11:52:242 near bus stops.
79 7006097 KINCORA AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Add a 4th ped crossing to assist visually 19/11/2018 17:13:302 impaired individual.
80 7006208 MORROGH TERRACE (NC) Cycle Track Contra-flow cycle lane for this location. 27/11/2018 10:48:372
81 7006281 SHANOWEN ROAD (NC) Left Turn Filter Light Left turn filter for traffic coming from 29/11/2018 12:31:112 Shanowen Road to Swords Road.
82 7006286 GRACE PARK ROAD (NC) Right Turn Filter Light Green filter light for this junction. 29/11/2018 16:06:572
83 7006334 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing On the road 03/12/2018 16:50:382
84 7006426 MOATVIEW AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming along the road 06/12/2018 13:09:112
85 7006431 VERNON AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing From the Sybil Hill entrance to St Anne’s 06/12/2018 14:48:332 across to Vernon Avenue.
86 7006434 CLONSHAUGH AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian lights for Clonshaugh Avenue. 06/12/2018 16:21:582 Q91 NCAC Sept2019
87 7006490 GRACE PARK ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Speed bumps, additional signage, or other 10/12/2018 15:58:102 measures for this location.
88 7006514 BROOKWOOD GROVE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing (Relocate) Move pedestrian crossing further from the 11/12/2018 16:20:242 turn or provide additional traffic lights or pedestrian crossing signage.
89 7006553 FURRY PARK ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing From Furry Park Road to St Anne’s 13/12/2018 11:30:382
90 7006655 CARNDONAGH ROAD (NC) Speed Cushions along road 21/12/2018 12:45:212
91 7006851 COPELAND AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian light for this road. 15/01/2019 10:54:222
92 7006934 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Traffic Lights (new) For traffic exiting Burnell Court in Northern 21/01/2019 09:20:412 Cross - beside the Hilton Hotel.
93 7006996 COOLRUA DRIVE (NC) Traffic Calming "30km/h speed limit", "Children-at-play", and 22/01/2019 15:43:552 "Children Crossing" signage required due to heavy traffic using road to access Beaumont House.
94 7007012 MAIN STREET (NC) Traffic Calming Additional traffic calming measures for this 22/01/2019 17:09:202 area.
95 7007013 SAINT ASSAM'S DRIVE (NC) Traffic Calming Utilize ramp-on, ramp-off method to reduce 22/01/2019 17:25:032 speed of vehicles.
96 7007087 REDMOND'S COURT (NC) Traffic Calming Review this location for traffic calming 25/01/2019 13:35:472 meaures.
97 7007169 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Specifically looking for Driver feedback sign. 31/01/2019 13:21:102
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98 7007238 MILLWOOD PARK (NC) Traffic Calming Traffic calming measures for this road, 05/02/2019 12:21:112 especially during matches.
99 7007240 WOODBINE PARK (NC) Traffic Calming Traffic calming measures due to rat-running 05/02/2019 12:35:472 and speeding, and to assist elderly pedestrians in crossing the road.
100 7007249 CHANEL ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Additional measures for Chanel Road. Also 05/02/2019 17:06:322 CHANEL AVE.
101 7007493 THE HOLE IN THE WALL Roundabout (Rescind) Rescind roundabout and pedestrian lights, 19/02/2019 12:01:512 ROAD (NC) and replace with signalised junction.
102 7007527 GRACEFIELD ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian crossing for this road. 20/02/2019 16:35:082
103 7007559 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Right Turn Filter Light Right Turn Filter lights for traffic turning right 21/02/2019 15:06:472 onto Malahide Road from Griffith Avenue and from Copeland Avenue.
104 7007562 CLONSHAUGH ROAD (NC) Traffic Lights (new) at junction Riverside Park 21/02/2019 15:30:342
105 7007648 EDENMORE GREEN (NC) Traffic Calming Additional traffic calming measures for this 26/02/2019 17:04:292 area.
106 7007830 SAINT DAVID'S WOOD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian signals to facilitate children 08/03/2019 12:57:592 crossing from St. David's Wood.
107 7007837 MORROGH TERRACE (NC) Traffic Calming Pinch point and/or speed table for this 08/03/2019 16:36:362 junction.
108 7007963 BROOKWOOD RISE (NC) Disab Park Bay General St. Michael’s House buses find the house 15/03/2019 14:47:292 difficult to access as they are picking up and dropping the residents.
109 7008093 BROOKWOOD CRESCENT Speed Ramps Brookwood Crescent is being used as a rat 26/03/2019 15:04:382 (NC) run and the residents would like the area to be considered for speed ramps.
110 7008094 GREENWOOD WALK (NC) Speed Ramps Regrade first speed ramp on Greenwood 26/03/2019 15:40:302 Walk.
111 7008105 PHILIPSBURGH AVENUE (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Extend double yellow lines as far as 27/03/2019 12:04:352 Philipsburgh Avenue and maintain on Philipsburgh Avenue.
112 7008111 LARKHILL ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing At the junction of Larkhill Rd and the Swords 27/03/2019 14:21:412 Rd exiting Santry Village
113 7008198 CLANRANALD ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming The junction between Clanranald and 01/04/2019 13:04:172 Clanmahon.
114 7008341 SLADEMORE AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming Speed ramps, or other traffic calming 09/04/2019 15:55:252 measures, for this junction.
115 7008348 VICTORIA VILLAS (NC) No Parking No parking outside 14B to preserve turning 09/04/2019 17:11:582 point on the cul-de-sac for Charlemont Road.
116 7008375 COLLINSWOOD (NC) Speed Ramps The main stretch of road in Collinswood 10/04/2019 12:02:122 Estate
117 7008378 CRAIGFORD DRIVE (NC) Speed Ramps School children crossing 10/04/2019 12:06:192
118 7008390 GRATTAN LODGE (NC) Traffic Lights (new) Repeating traffic signals on exit road to 10/04/2019 17:02:592 Grattan Lodge Estate.
119 7008391 GRANGE ROAD (NC) Traffic Lights (Rescind) Rescind 2nd set of lights on Grange Road at 10/04/2019 17:05:462 Grange Abbey Estate.
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120 7008413 GRANGE ROAD (NC) Cycle Track Cycle track for this location. 11/04/2019 13:04:052
121 7008420 SEAFIELD ROAD WEST (NC) School Warden Crossing Box remove large yellow box and replace with a 11/04/2019 16:13:482 School Warden crossing box.
122 7008422 MARYVILLE ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps Speed ramps for this location. 11/04/2019 16:28:392
123 7008486 BROOKWOOD GROVE (NC) Traffic Calming Traffic calming measures for this road. 15/04/2019 13:13:112
124 7008487 GRIFFITH AVENUE (NC) Yellow Box Yellow box at entrance to allow safe access 15/04/2019 14:33:532 to residence at this junction..
125 7008495 JAMES LARKIN ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at junction with Foxe's Lane 15/04/2019 16:29:212
126 7008519 PHILIPSBURGH AVENUE (NC) Traffic Lights (new) Extend height of traffic lights at this junction 16/04/2019 13:01:492 to improve visibility.
127 7008522 SLADEMORE AVENUE (NC) School Warden St. Pauls SNS in Ayrfield, Dublin 13. School 16/04/2019 15:09:232 Warden and Traffic Calming measures
128 7008526 KINCORA ROAD (NC) School Keep Clear Road markings for schools at this location. 16/04/2019 15:45:082
129 11078717 2459460 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing request for toucan crossing: crossing from 24/04/2019 15:51:212 sutton to sandycove north to kilbarrack road is dangerous for cyclists.forced to share the crossing with right turning filter trafficr
130 7008641 MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE Double Yellow Lines (Extend) measures to be considered to help ensure 24/04/2019 16:41:292 (NC) access to both the park and residential properties along Mount Prospect Avenue for emergency vehicles, and prevent disruption of bus routes.
131 7008642 MARINO PARK AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming Traffic calming meaures for Marino area. 24/04/2019 16:51:022
132 7008666 CASINO PARK (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian crossing to allow school children 25/04/2019 13:43:012 to proceed across the entrance to Casino Park at this junction.
133 7008741 PHILIPSBURGH AVENUE (NC) Left Turn Filter Light Junction of Philipsburgh Ave/Griffith Avenue 30/04/2019 12:01:572
134 7008838 RIVERSIDE PARK (NC) Traffic Calming Speed ramps and 30km speed signage for 03/05/2019 13:23:422 this road.
135 7008910 KINCORA AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming Traffic calming measures for this road. 08/05/2019 16:04:082
136 7009010 ANNESLEY BRIDGE ROAD Children Crossing Sign Signage for cycle lane to slow bicycle traffic 13/05/2019 16:29:022 (NC) at this point.
137 7009109 ARDMORE DRIVE (NC) Traffic Lights (new) Traffic lights for entrance to Ardmore estate. 15/05/2019 18:20:212
138 7009110 SEAPARK DRIVE (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Extend DYLs from bend to beginning of 16/05/2019 10:27:142 laneway at rear of no. 78, to prevent damage to residents' vehicles and ensure access for emergency vehicles.
139 7009125 MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian crossing for this location. 16/05/2019 18:15:112 (NC)
140 7009275 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian Crossing for this junction. 22/05/2019 13:46:432
141 7009349 ENNAFORT ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps Speed bumps for Ennafort Road. 24/05/2019 12:15:552
142 7009401 GRACE PARK ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing on the road 28/05/2019 13:25:412
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143 7009411 GRACE PARK ROAD (NC) School Warden We will be moving into pre-fabs onto our 28/05/2019 16:14:362 permanent site at the end of August/begininng September 2019 on the grounds of DCU All Hallows, Grace Park Road
144 7009438 CLANREE ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Just before entrance to Clanmaurice Court 29/05/2019 11:11:442
145 7009442 DUNLUCE ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) at junction Vernon Ave 29/05/2019 12:14:402
146 7009449 DOLLYMOUNT AVENUE (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) on the road 29/05/2019 15:47:142
147 7009520 GRANGEMORE ROAD (NC) Traffic Lights (new) Provision of traffic lights for this location. 04/06/2019 16:26:522
148 7009543 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Bus Lane (Change of hours) Extend hours inbound to 7am to 10am, and 05/06/2019 14:56:532 from 12:30 to 19:00hrs Mon to Sat.
149 7009574 WOODBINE DRIVE (NC) Traffic Calming Traffic calming measures due to road being 06/06/2019 15:00:292 uses as a rat-run.
150 7009575 JAMES LARKIN ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Measures to slow down traffic on approach 06/06/2019 15:11:322 to pedestrian crossing.
151 7009579 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Left Turn Only - Except Buses On left lane approaching junction. 06/06/2019 16:38:182
152 7009665 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Bus Lane (Change of hours) Change hours to 16.00-19.00pm, as well as 12/06/2019 16:38:372 07.00-10.00am
153 7009717 CELTIC PARK AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming Speed ramps, or other measures, for 14/06/2019 13:36:132 entrance to Creche & Montessori School.
154 7009884 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Roundabout Roundabouts and traffic calming measures 24/06/2019 17:04:562 to slow down vehicles speeding up between Vernon Avenue & Castle Avenue junctions.
155 7009911 COPELAND GROVE (NC) Traffic Calming speed ramps 26/06/2019 09:42:412
156 7010140 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Continuous White Line to differ between cyclists and pedestrians 08/07/2019 12:16:262 along pathway along the seafront.
157 7010144 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Cycle Track provide continuous cycle track 08/07/2019 14:28:332
158 7010324 CASTLE AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing no safe way to cross the main 2 lanes of 17/07/2019 12:25:172 traffic
159 7010325 CASTLE AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at Clontarf rugby Club Side. 17/07/2019 12:41:522
160 7010439 RAHENY ROAD (NC) Cycle Track Install cycle lane 23/07/2019 12:01:142
161 7010448 FOXFIELD CRESCENT (NC) Yield Sign Yield signage for this junction due to 23/07/2019 15:26:262 increased traffic from shop.
162 7010449 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Traffic Lights (new) Request for traffic signals instead of the 23/07/2019 15:59:362 roundabout at Malhide Road and Blunden Drive.
163 7010526 MARYFIELD CRESCENT (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Extend DYLs at this location. 26/07/2019 12:05:382
164 7010528 BRIARFIELD ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming on the road 26/07/2019 12:16:412
165 7010529 BRIARFIELD ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines on the road 26/07/2019 12:26:352
166 7010532 ISLAND VIEW COURT (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs to prevent all-day commuter parking 26/07/2019 12:57:212 from obstructing this corner and decreasing visibility. Page 82 Page 7 of 16 Status Report Wednesday 16 October 2019 359 Items
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167 7010535 MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE Pedestrian Crossing near Seapark Apts. 26/07/2019 13:31:092 (NC)
168 7010596 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian crossing with 30/07/2019 13:45:052 wheelchair-accessible dishing for this location.
169 7010598 THE RISE (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs for exit corners from The Rise. 30/07/2019 16:08:192
170 7010770 OAKPARK AVENUE (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Extend DYLs from the chapel to around the 09/08/2019 18:22:022 bend on the side of the green space.
171 7010816 ARDMORE DRIVE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Request for pedestrian lights at this junction. 14/08/2019 13:00:122
172 7010898 OSCAR TRAYNOR ROAD (NC) Cycle Track dangerous area to cycle request cycle lane 20/08/2019 11:33:032 South bound and north bound
173 7010923 ELMFIELD WAY (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs from lamp post no. 5 to the corner at 21/08/2019 14:56:322 the shops.
174 7011015 BEAU PARK CRESCENT (NC) One-Way System dangerous narrow junction request for one 26/08/2019 16:18:142 way system
175 7011067 SAINT DECLAN'S TERRACE Yellow Box Yellow box to assist in exiting from St. 29/08/2019 15:08:172 (NC) Declan's Road & Terrace onto Griffith Avenue during morning peak times.
176 7011070 NEWTOWN ROAD (NC) Stop Sign Stop or Slow Down sign for exit onto 29/08/2019 18:05:182 Malahide Road to increase safety for pedestrians crossing this road.
177 7011082 MOUNT OLIVE GROVE (NC) Traffic Calming "Children at Play" signage and speed ramps 30/08/2019 12:37:252 requested to cut down speeding on this road.
178 7011121 FERRYCARRIG AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps Request for additional speed ramps, as 02/09/2019 17:49:042 existing ramps not slowing down drivers.
179 7011249 MAIN STREET (NC) Parking Restrictions Additional parking restrictions to prevent 09/09/2019 15:28:522 commuters from parking-and-riding in Coolock Village.
180 7011251 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines Request for DYLs o/s 204 Clontarf Road. 09/09/2019 16:19:082
181 7011267 CROMCASTLE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing request for pedestrian crossing 10/09/2019 12:18:062
182 7011447 RIVERSIDE ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs to prevent hazardous all-day 20/09/2019 14:42:392 commuter parking close to the corner.
183 7011582 CROMCASTLE ROAD (NC) No Right Turn No right turn onto Dundaniel Road. 01/10/2019 16:32:322
184 7011605 SWAN'S NEST AVENUE (NC) Children Crossing Sign 7007184 refused Ramps. 02/10/2019 12:43:202
185 7011642 SHANOWEN ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Build-Out Implement measures to deal with 03/10/2019 16:03:522 narrowness of footpath and lack of visibility of pedestrians coming to and from Omni Shopping Centre.
186 7011663 HOLYWELL AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps Speed ramps for this location. 04/10/2019 13:38:262
187 7011723 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Disab Park Bay General Lack of disabled parking spaces in these 08/10/2019 14:42:472 locations.
188 7011731 KINCORA AVENUE (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs approximately 500 metres from both 08/10/2019 17:23:342 sides of junction with Vernon Avenue, due to parking issues caused by supermarket, apartment complex and other businesses.
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189 7011797 COLLINS AVENUE (NC) 3.5 Tonne Limit on the road 11/10/2019 17:34:322
190 7011803 ANNADALE DRIVE (NC) Double Yellow Lines on the road 11/10/2019 18:00:432
191 7011804 GRACEFIELD ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at junction Collins Avenue. 11/10/2019 18:09:332
192 7011805 IVERAGH ROAD (NC) Traffic Lights (new) at junction Swords Road 11/10/2019 18:17:562
193 7011818 PHILIPSBURGH AVENUE (NC) Double Yellow Lines on the road 14/10/2019 13:27:562
194 7007746 MELROSE AVENUE (NC) P&D/Permit Park (Change Extend parking scheme to include Sundays. 04/03/2019 16:33:513 Hours)
195 7009404 VICTORIA VILLAS (NC) P&D/Permit Parking Victoria Villas, Cecil Avenue, Brighton House 28/05/2019 14:36:263
196 7010205 WAVERLEY AVENUE (NC) P&D/Permit Park (Change To include Sunday 10/07/2019 13:04:573 Hours)
197 7010207 INVERNESS ROAD (NC) P&D/Permit Park (Change Due to close proximity to Croke Park. 10/07/2019 15:17:293 Hours)
198 90044623 SP_7946 SWAN'S NEST AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps Request for ramps on Swan's Nest Avenue. 12/07/2013 15:01:164
199 90044683 SP_10207 DROMNANANE ROAD (NC) Buildout at the junction of Dromnanane Road and 14/01/2014 13:31:484 Coolatree Road.
200 90044693 SP_10628 GRANGE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing on Grange Road at Grange Abbey Grove. 11/02/2014 13:12:354
201 90044751 SP_12323 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming on the Malahide Road slip road, between 14/05/2014 15:08:474 Marino Crescent and Clontarf Road.
202 90044784 SP_12935 HADDON ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Build-Out at the junction of Clontarf Road. 25/06/2014 15:48:454
203 90045286 SP_19282 HAZELWOOD PARK (NC) Traffic Calming Traffic calming measures. 21/07/2015 15:43:034
204 90045360 SP_19961 ADARE PARK (NC) Speed Ramps on the road 03/09/2015 17:15:104
205 90045427 SP_20334 SION HILL ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Request additional ramp in vicinity of No. 43 22/09/2015 15:38:494
206 90045522 SP_21001 ANNADALE DRIVE (NC) Traffic Calming on the road. 22/10/2015 16:16:354
207 90045633 SP_27974 EDENMORE GREEN (NC) Traffic Calming Appeal in relation to traffic claming 20/11/2015 16:48:134 measures for the road. Appealing SR 18383.
208 90045643 SP_28076 KINCORA ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps on the road. 24/11/2015 16:39:344
209 90045839 SP_29373 KINCORA GROVE (NC) Traffic Calming Kincora Grove 05/02/2016 18:18:254
210 90046074 SP_30910 THORNVILLE AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps on the road 20/04/2016 15:35:474
211 90046551 SP_34250 GRACE PARK HEIGHTS (NC) Speed Ramps additional ramp on the road 11/10/2016 16:46:464
212 90046754 SP_35417 BEAUMONT WOODS (NC) Left Turn Filter Light From Beaumont Woods onto Beaumont 09/12/2016 14:50:564 Road.
213 90046895 SP_35745 SEAFIELD ROAD EAST (NC) Traffic Calming near 1 Seacourt. 05/01/2017 16:12:304
214 90047117 SP_35968 FOXFIELD ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps on the road. 17/01/2017 15:01:434
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215 90047622 SP_36476 MIDDLE THIRD (NC) Traffic Calming That a detailed report be given on the 09/02/2017 17:03:514 hazardous traffic situation that pertains on parts of Middle Third and the dangers posed for pedestrians and motorists alike to include possible safety measures that can be put in place.
216 90048340 SP_37203 GREENCASTLE ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming on the top half of the road between 27/03/2017 14:58:334 Barryscourt Road and Riverside junction.
217 90048484 SP_37347 MILLBROOK DRIVE (NC) Speed Ramps at the junction of Millbrook Drive and 05/04/2017 09:37:284 Tonlegee Road.
218 90048678 SP_37544 OLD MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Enlarge entrance to Malahide Rd Industrial 12/04/2017 16:50:284 Pk at Newtown House/Power Bookmakers to facilitate traffic from Old Malahide Rd, and cut back the north-east corner of the exit onto Malahide Rd to ease access for larger vehicles.
219 90048697 SP_37563 GREENCASTLE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing towards the Stardust Memorial Park / 18/04/2017 12:22:094 Barryscourt Road.
220 90049053 SP_37924 FERRYCARRIG ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming at the junction of Ferrycarrig Road and 08/05/2017 20:39:344 Ferrycarrig Drive.
221 90051129 SP_40030 SPRINGDALE ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming for additional traffic calming measures. 01/09/2017 09:32:184
222 90051919 SP_40833 DANIELI ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) at the end of Danieli Road, junction with 17/10/2017 00:00:004 St.Brigid's Road.
223 7000061 COLLINS AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing At Junction Beaumont Rd / Grace Park Rd 26/10/2017 09:31:544
224 7000077 EDENMORE AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming on the road. 26/10/2017 11:49:044
225 7002467 CLONTARF PARK (NC) Speed Ramps Provision of previously recommended ramp. 18/04/2018 12:57:394
226 7002733 THE CLOSE (NC) Double Yellow Lines at corner of The Close and Ivy Court. 03/05/2018 12:38:514
227 7002923 MASK AVENUE (NC) Roundabout & surrounding streets. 17/05/2018 16:21:484
228 7003260 MILLWOOD VILLAS (NC) TAG General Engineer Query At junction Woodbine Road - Ramps or 08/06/2018 09:49:574 buildout or other measures.
229 7003725 GREENCASTLE ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps Looking for an additional ramp on the road. 10/07/2018 14:47:514
230 7004012 CARNDONAGH PARK (NC) Speed Ramps traffic calming measures (traffic signs, 30/07/2018 11:44:534 speed bumps).
231 7004164 GRANGE ABBEY ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming on the road 07/08/2018 12:21:174
232 7004402 SWORDS ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at the Comet Pub on the Swords Road 21/08/2018 12:49:014
233 7004460 GLENFARNE ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Traffic Speeding using road as rat-run to 23/08/2018 13:17:574 avoid lights on Springdale Road.
234 7004667 SHANTALLA ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing To facilitate residential access to the park. 03/09/2018 17:03:034
235 7004957 CONQUER HILL ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps 1) at 54 C.Hill Rd and 2) btwn 54 C.Hill Rd 19/09/2018 16:36:374 and junction Kincora Rd.
236 7005451 RICHMOND ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Install intermittent speed signage and speed 15/10/2018 17:28:284 limit restriction signage.
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237 7005793 GRANGE PARK ROAD (NC) Speed Cushions Speed cushions for all main roads into the 06/11/2018 12:37:494 estate.
238 7005831 CLANCARTHY ROAD (NC) Parking Restrictions Signage poles, bollards, or other measures 07/11/2018 15:12:294 to prevent blocking of access to residence.
239 7006041 SAINT BRENDAN'S TERRACE Speed Ramps on the road 15/11/2018 19:36:064 (NC)
240 7006048 COPELAND AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps Additional ramps for the length of Copeland 16/11/2018 12:12:504 Avenue.
241 11072318 2403250 BUNRATTY ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps (Rescind) requesting that the ramp outside home be 27/11/2018 14:31:084 moved.
242 7006331 SWORDS ROAD (NC) Yellow Box to allow right turning buses cross the straight 03/12/2018 14:39:494 ahead lane to turn right onto Collins Avenue
243 7006362 WATERMILL ROAD (NC) Zebra Crossing Zebra crossing for safety of young children, 04/12/2018 13:05:474 the elderly population and park users.
244 7006442 KILLESTER AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming Concerns regarding speeding and rat 07/12/2018 10:30:474 running on Killester Av
245 7006505 SHANLISS ROAD (NC) TAG General Engineer Query speed survey requested. 11/12/2018 13:18:284
246 7006875 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps Speed ramps have been removed 16/01/2019 09:09:014
247 7006993 GLENFARNE ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps One narrow and high ramp for this location. 22/01/2019 14:42:414
248 7007184 SWAN'S NEST AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps Additional speed ramp, and "Slow down - 31/01/2019 16:56:264 Children at Play" signage, for this road.
249 7007239 MILLWOOD PARK (NC) Parking Restrictions Parking prohibitions for this location, 05/02/2019 12:24:004 especially during matches.
250 7007549 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Yellow Box at junction Brian Rd 21/02/2019 11:29:314
251 7007567 PRIORSWOOD ROAD (NC) Yellow Box Yellow box to prevent traffic being blocked at 21/02/2019 17:22:184 this location.
252 7007642 ELLENFIELD ROAD (NC) Disab Park Bay Residential adjacent to No.5 26/02/2019 12:47:044
253 7007812 HOLLYBROOK ROAD (NC) TAG General Engineer Query One-way system, or other measures, to 07/03/2019 13:34:424 increase safety at this crossing.
254 7008050 ELMFIELD AVENUE (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs to prevent dangerous parking & 22/03/2019 17:05:394 increase road safety at this location.
255 7008320 CRESTFIELD CLOSE (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs for this area. 08/04/2019 17:50:264
256 7008416 RICHMOND ROAD (NC) P&D/Permit Parking Pay & display scheme for this location. 11/04/2019 15:00:034
257 7008417 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) No Right Turn (Rescind) Rescind No Right Turn to alleviate 11/04/2019 15:43:434 congestion at Northern Cross Business Park & apartments.
258 7008424 FOXHILL GREEN (NC) Children Crossing Sign "Children-at-play" sign for this location. 11/04/2019 17:41:154
259 7008455 CHURCH AVENUE (NC) Parking Restrictions Parking prohibitions for the school gate. 12/04/2019 15:17:024
260 7008456 CHURCH AVENUE (NC) One-Way System Request for one-way system, due to 12/04/2019 15:20:354 narrowness of road.
261 7008496 FOXFIELD SAINT JOHN (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) On the road 15/04/2019 16:34:264 Page 86 Page 11 of 16 Status Report Wednesday 16 October 2019 359 Items
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262 7008525 KINCORA ROAD (NC) School Warden School Warden for this location. 16/04/2019 15:42:194
263 7008554 CROMCASTLE GREEN (NC) Children Crossing Sign "Children Crossing" or "School Ahead" 17/04/2019 17:02:354 Signage.
264 7008759 BRIAN BORU STREET (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Larger DYLs for this location. 30/04/2019 17:40:474
265 7008792 ALBERT COLLEGE AVENUE Children Crossing Sign Albert College area 02/05/2019 09:49:454 (NC)
266 7008808 ASHCROFT (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Extend DYLs in Ashcroft Estate to deal with 02/05/2019 15:29:304 dangerous parking.
267 7008809 LORCAN ROAD (NC) Continuous White Line White line, or other measures, to discourage 02/05/2019 15:40:264 dangerous parking at this bend.
268 7008906 ARDLEA ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps (Rescind) Relocate speed ramp outside this residence, 08/05/2019 15:28:104 as it is impeding elderly driver.
269 7008942 BROOKWOOD AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps The set of speed ramps between 105 and 09/05/2019 12:17:064 111 are inefficient
270 7008945 SHANOWEN PARK (NC) Parking Restrictions Parking prohibitions to ensure access for 09/05/2019 15:11:174 emergency vehicles throughout Shanowen Park.
271 7008988 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Yellow Box At the exit from Belmayne 13/05/2019 10:00:034
272 7009045 KINCORA GROVE (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs to prevent parking at corner from 14/05/2019 12:54:324 Clontarf Rugby & Cricket Club.
273 7009103 BUNRATTY ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps Increase width of ramps along the road, to 15/05/2019 16:31:524 prevent vehicles speeding between gaps.
274 7009108 COOLGREENA ROAD (NC) No Left Turn No Left Turn to prevent rat-running through 15/05/2019 17:53:194 the estate.
275 7009124 TIMBER MILLS (NC) Yield Sign Yield signage for exiting Timber Mills. 16/05/2019 18:07:324
276 7009217 BROOKVILLE PARK (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs to prevent parking opposite driveways, 20/05/2019 12:59:064 and ensure access for residents.
277 7009266 BROOKWOOD ROAD (NC) One-Way System Request for one-way system, east to west, in 21/05/2019 16:28:054 order to prevent road being used for rat-running from Brookwood Avenue to Malahide Road.
278 7009269 ORMOND ROAD (NC) Parking Restrictions White line to prevent obstruction of entrance, 21/05/2019 17:54:554 and ensure access for emergency services.
279 7009270 ABBEYFIELD (NC) Children Crossing Sign "Children-at-play" signage requested, due to 21/05/2019 18:13:134 severe bends in the estate.
280 7009276 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) No Left Turn No left turn at junction between 22/05/2019 13:50:094 7.00-10.00am.
281 7009277 MARINO MART (NC) Yellow Box Yellow box from Bank of Ireland to 22/05/2019 16:22:564 pedestrian crossing around the corner to deal with bottleneck.
282 7009324 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps Speed ramps for both approaches to 23/05/2019 15:42:124 floodgates on Wooden Bridge.
283 7009338 THE GABLES (NC) Disab Park Bay Residential On the road 24/05/2019 09:48:594
284 7009340 CLONTURK AVENUE (NC) Yellow Box Yellow box to assist in exiting the laneway. 24/05/2019 11:53:484
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285 7009358 GRACE PARK MEADOWS Speed Ramps Speed ramps for Grace Park Meadows. 24/05/2019 15:04:584 (NC)
286 7009416 ELM ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps Speed ramps to deal with traffic coming from 28/05/2019 16:58:474 Collins Avenue West to Malahide Road.
287 7009439 ENNAFORT AVENUE (NC) Double Yellow Lines on the road 29/05/2019 11:47:374
288 7009446 CHERRYMOUNT CRESCENT Yellow Box Yellow box for this junction. 29/05/2019 15:20:534 (NC)
289 7009484 WOODBINE ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps Additional ramps in closer proximity to 30/05/2019 14:45:384 prevent traffic from gaining speed.
290 7009486 GRANGE ABBEY DRIVE (NC) Speed Ramps Additional ramps for this road. 30/05/2019 14:48:144
291 7009487 SPRINGDALE ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs to deal with parking issues at this 30/05/2019 14:52:104 location.
292 7009489 DOLLYMOUNT PARK (NC) Double Yellow Lines congestion problem. 30/05/2019 15:37:494
293 7009536 EDENMORE PARK (NC) Speed Ramps Speed ramps for this road. 05/06/2019 12:40:564
294 7009578 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Bus Lane Extend bus lane up to stop line. 06/06/2019 16:36:234
295 7009580 MAYNE RIVER ROAD EAST Traffic Calming Measures to deter motorists from cutting 06/06/2019 16:50:084 (NC) through from Malahide Road to the R139 at high speed.
296 7009586 WINDSOR AVENUE (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs to prevent dangerous parking, improve 07/06/2019 15:52:264 safety for pedestrians, and ensure access for emergency services.
297 7009644 SION HILL ROAD (NC) Continuous White Line at the junction with Calderwood Avenue. 11/06/2019 17:00:274
298 7009745 CASINO PARK (NC) Traffic Calming Speed signage & children-at-play signage for17/06/2019 14:51:274 this cul-de-sac.
299 7009762 MONTROSE CRESCENT (NC) Double Yellow Lines on the short section between No.41 and 43, 18/06/2019 11:19:234 to facilitate exiting for No.39 & 41
300 7009823 TUSCANY DOWNS (NC) Yellow Box Yellow box for entrance to Tuscany Downs. 20/06/2019 12:22:584
301 7009850 GRATTAN LODGE (NC) TAG General Engineer Query On the Green Triangle: consider double 20/06/2019 16:53:104 yellow lines as parking causing obstruction and possibly Yield Signs too.
302 7009855 LARKHILL ROAD (NC) No Parking "No Parking" road markings outside entrance21/06/2019 12:06:054 to allow safe access for schoolchildren.
303 7009867 DOYLE'S LANE (NC) Double Yellow Lines To prevent blocking of footpath access to 21/06/2019 18:20:564 residence.
304 7009902 CROYDON GREEN (NC) Double Yellow Lines at junction with Marino Park 25/06/2019 14:38:554
305 7009950 GRIFFITH AVENUE (NC) Yellow Box Corpus Christi Church - Griffith Avenue 27/06/2019 10:16:184
306 7009952 TONLEGEE ROAD (NC) Yellow Box yellow box at entrance to inlet where these 27/06/2019 11:21:314 few houses are
307 7009960 NEWTOWN PARK (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs on both sides of road to prevent 27/06/2019 17:32:044 parking near outside of Style Panels and The Kids' Den Pre-School.
308 7010011 MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE Stop Sign Stop sign for entrance to The Red Stables. 01/07/2019 16:43:464 (NC) Page 88 Page 13 of 16 Status Report Wednesday 16 October 2019 359 Items
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309 7010092 DOLLYMOUNT RISE (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs required to deal with increased parking 04/07/2019 15:04:214 along the Rise, due to new apartment buildings at former site of Dollymount House.
310 7010129 HAZEL LANE (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs to prevent blocking of exit from Lane. 05/07/2019 16:53:024
311 7010139 ANNADALE AVENUE (NC) One-Way System one ways street being used as a two way 08/07/2019 11:44:194 improved signage requested
312 7010206 PRIMROSE GROVE (NC) Disab Park Bay Residential on the road 10/07/2019 14:48:144
313 7010232 GRIFFITH AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming 15/07/2019 09:24:274
314 7010268 HAZELWOOD COURT (NC) Disab Park Bay General disabled parking bay outisde of GP practice 15/07/2019 15:48:204 fo patients many of whom have the relevant permit and find parking dificult at this location with school across the road
315 7010275 OSCAR TRAYNOR ROAD (NC) Right Turn Only Lane see ref 7005209 16/07/2019 10:07:454
316 7010294 NEWBROOK ROAD (NC) Stop Sign stop sign from Donaghmeded S.C. to 16/07/2019 14:09:344 Newbrook Road requested.
317 7010406 HARMONSTOWN ROAD (NC) Single Yellow Line (Rescind) why single yellow line is here 22/07/2019 11:58:564
318 7010447 MILLBROOK ROAD (NC) No Left Turn No left turn from Millwood Road onto 23/07/2019 14:45:534 Millwood Avenue at peak time
319 7010498 FERRYCARRIG AVENUE (NC) Children Crossing Sign on the road 25/07/2019 15:10:444
320 7010534 CROYDON GARDENS (NC) TAG General Engineer Query Solution (eg parking restrictions?) to help 26/07/2019 13:19:594 bus access
321 7010765 CLONSHAUGH ROAD (NC) 3.5 Tonne Limit Additional 3.5 Tonne Limit signage to restrict 09/08/2019 14:43:514 heavy vehicles from this road.
322 7010813 SHANTALLA ROAD (NC) Zebra Crossing Zebra Crossing to be installed across 14/08/2019 12:00:414 Shantalla Road.
323 7010926 BRIARFIELD ROAD (NC) Children Crossing Sign "Children at play", "SLOW" or other suitable 21/08/2019 18:05:584 signage for Scoil Eoin, Abacus, & St. Michael's House.
324 7010981 NEWBROOK ROAD (NC) No Parking "No Parking" signage for entrance to prevent 23/08/2019 15:12:504 illegal parking, which has not been alleviated by DYLs.
325 7011271 ARDCOLLUM AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps Request for speed ramps similar to other 10/09/2019 12:33:254 roads in the area
326 7011579 ARDMORE DRIVE (NC) Children Crossing Sign "Children at play" signs for the estate. 01/10/2019 12:30:324
327 90044749 SP_12285 MCAULEY AVENUE (NC) Stop Sign Traffic measures at bend at junction of 13/05/2014 12:40:545 McAuley Avenue & Léin Park, and at bend at junction with Léin Road.
328 90045778 SP_28967 RAHENY PARK (NC) Yield Sign outside No. 83. 19/01/2016 15:22:465
329 90045865 SP_29562 BELMONT PARK (NC) Stop Sign at the beginning of the estate for cars exiting 11/02/2016 10:50:115 onto Raheny Road.
330 90046620 SP_34649 MERVILLE AVENUE (NC) P&D/Permit Park (Change for extension of operational hours. BALLOT 25/10/2016 13:29:055 Hours)
331 90046661 SP_34896 KINCORA GROVE (NC) Children Crossing Sign on Kincora Grove. 08/11/2016 16:31:095
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332 90046853 SP_35703 GRIFFITH COURT (NC) Children Crossing Sign children at play / be careful signage at the 03/01/2017 16:52:525 entrance to Griffith Court.
333 90048692 SP_37558 CLONSHAUGH DRIVE (NC) School Ahead Sign for St. Francis Senior National School. 18/04/2017 12:12:225
334 90049598 SP_38474 SHANTALLA ROAD (NC) No Right Turn reinstatement of 'no right turn' from Shantalla01/06/2017 19:08:035 Road onto Ellenfield Road.
335 90050950 SP_39851 LARKHILL ROAD (NC) School Ahead Sign in the vicinity of the Holy Child Schools. 23/08/2017 10:57:575
336 90051265 SP_40167 VERNON AVENUE (NC) Disab Park Bay Residential Outside No. 27. 08/09/2017 12:30:365
337 90051624 SP_40534 THORNVILLE ROAD (NC) 3.5 Tonne Limit on the road. 02/10/2017 00:00:005
338 7000269 CHANEL AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming On the road 08/11/2017 14:54:595
339 7001041 MASK AVENUE (NC) Yield Sign at the junction of Mask Avenue and Mask 03/01/2018 15:00:305 Crescent.
340 7002061 BELTON PARK ROAD (NC) Children Crossing Sign from Collins Ave. 16/03/2018 16:54:145
341 7002117 COLLINS PARK (NC) Stop Sign Yield or Stop Sign at junction 22/03/2018 10:46:155
342 7002124 WATERMILL DRIVE (NC) Stop Sign at junction Watermill Road 22/03/2018 13:31:595
343 7002233 THE BRAMBLINGS (NC) Single Yellow Line Time restriction needed for the single yellow 29/03/2018 10:24:235 line timeplate.
344 7002378 KILBARRON ROAD (NC) No Entry sign and roadmarkings on the first turn right 10/04/2018 16:46:395 (on entering the cul-de-sac section of Kilbarron Road).
345 7003407 MARINO MART (NC) Cycle Track Review design of markings and signage for 18/06/2018 13:01:485 non-mandatory cycle path.
346 7005001 LOMOND AVENUE (NC) Loading Bay (Extend) Request operational hours start at 7am. 20/09/2018 15:51:205
347 7005329 WOODBINE PARK (NC) Double Yellow Lines Additional DYLs to assist with entering from 09/10/2018 12:47:115 Raheny Rd.
348 7005436 SWORDS ROAD (NC) Bus Lane (Change of hours) Modify to include Sundays. 15/10/2018 15:18:445
349 7005630 CAUSEWAY ROAD (NC) Buildout (Rescind) Restore 2 lanes on Causeway Road. 24/10/2018 13:03:305
350 7006501 RIVERSIDE PARK (NC) 3.5 Tonne Limit at entry to Riverside Park from Clonshaugh 11/12/2018 12:15:445 Rd.
351 7006503 SHANLISS ROAD (NC) Yield Sign Stop sign or road markings 11/12/2018 12:59:005
352 7006531 SHANOWEN AVENUE (NC) Stop Sign Stop Sign at junction, cars ingnoring stop 12/12/2018 12:14:345 line
353 7006876 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) TAG General Engineer Query Difficult for residents in Burnell to exit their 16/01/2019 09:11:145 estate safely onto the Malahdie Road
354 7007465 HOWTH ROAD (NC) School Warden Crossing Box Increse the size of the existing school 18/02/2019 10:31:495 warden crossing box. outside No. 85A
355 7007555 BELTON PARK ROAD (NC) Cont. White Line (Rescind) Partially rescind in the bend at junction with 21/02/2019 13:09:525 Donnycarney Road
356 7008034 SEAPARK DRIVE (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) on the bend opp. House Nos.83&85 21/03/2019 16:11:355
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357 7009063 KILLESTER PARK (NC) Children Crossing Sign At entrance to Killester Park (junction with 15/05/2019 09:31:515 Killester Avenue).
358 7009402 COOLATREE PARK (NC) Children Crossing Sign Signage requested due to vehicles cutting 28/05/2019 13:41:015 through estate from the main road.
359 7009447 CHERRYMOUNT CRESCENT Children Crossing Sign 29/05/2019 15:26:525 (NC)
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04/11/2019 North Central Area - TAG Meeting Minutes for Noting 17 Items (Area Committee Date: 18/11/2019) Page 1 of 4 Item Enquiry SP Ref Topic Road Post Request Description Tag Result Tag Comments Request By Received Sec 1 7001670 Pedestrian BARRYSCOURT Dublin 17 Pedestrian crossing with lights to Not There is already a pedestrian crossing approx. 75m on North-East Councillor 13/02/2018 0 Crossing ROAD (NC) allow safe access to Northside Recommended direction and approx. 55m on South-West direction (at the Shopping Centre. junction with Oscar Traynor Road) of this location and this is considered to be an adequate walking distance. Given our finite budget an additional pedestrian crossing in such proximity to the existing one would not be recommended at this moment at Barryscourt Road(Northside Shopping Centre).
2 7004510 Pedestrian DOLLYMOUNT PARK Dublin 3 Install safe crossing to bus stop, Not There is already a safe pedestrian crossing on Clontarf Road at TD 24/08/2018 0 Crossing (NC) with rumble strips to warn Recommended the junction with Dollymount Park and on Sybil Hill Road. This is approaching cyclists. considered to be an adequate walking distance and given our finite budget an additional pedestrian crossing in such proximity to the existing one would not be recommended at this moment.
3 7005452 Pedestrian GRACE PARK ROAD Dublin 9 For crossing to Clonturk Park. Not Request for a pedestrian crossing into Clonturk Park at the Internal 15/10/2018 0 Crossing (NC) Recommended following location - 1-8 Gracepark Road”: this location is near the junction with Richmond Road. Richmond Road is currently the subject of a series of workshops with Councillors of Dublin City Council. One of the objectives of these workshops is to provide enhanced safety to vulnerable road users including pedestrians and cyclists. A pedestrian crossing at
Page 93 Page the above location is one of the items for discussion. Not recommended at this time.
4 7006431 Pedestrian VERNON AVENUE Dublin 3 From the Sybil Hill entrance to St Not There is already a pedestrian crossing on Vernon Avenue at the TD 06/12/2018 0 Crossing (NC) Anne’s across to Vernon Recommended junction with Sybil Hill Road and on Sybil Hill Road near the St. Avenue. Pauls College. This is considered to be an adequate walking distance and given our finite budget an additional pedestrian crossing in such proximity to the existing one would not be recommended at this moment.
5 7006655 Traffic Calming CARNDONAGH Dublin 13 along road Recommended Recently a speed survey was conducted on Carndonagh Road. Councillor 21/12/2018 1 ROAD (NC) The 85th Percentile results of the survey have indicated that drivers are travelling at speeds marginally above the 30 km/hr speed limit but less than the speeds required to warrant speed ramps or speed cushions and traffic volumes did not exceed 60 vehicles per hour. However, Traffic Calming in the form of a 30 km/hr road marking will be recommended to enhance the current 30 km/hr speed limit signage for the road. 04/11/2019 North Central Area - TAG Meeting Minutes for Noting 17 Items (Area Committee Date: 18/11/2019) Page 2 of 4 Item Enquiry SP Ref Topic Road Post Request Description Tag Result Tag Comments Request By Received Sec 6 7006934 Traffic Lights MALAHIDE ROAD Dublin 3 For traffic exiting Burnell Court in Not The junction of Malahide Road with Mayne River Avenue is Member of 21/01/2019 0 (new) (NC) Northern Cross - beside the Recommended proposed for change in the Bus Connects project, and it will be the Public Hilton Hotel. upgraded into a signalised junction. We believe that if this modification is to go ahead it would alleviate many or all of concerns raised. Please visit the Bus Connect link for all details: https://busconnects.ie/media/1402/busconnects-cbc1-clongriffin-to-city-centre-final-for-web-low-res.pdf In addition no other measures are recommended to be implemented at this moment.
7 7009109 Traffic Lights ARDMORE DRIVE Dublin 5 Traffic lights for entrance to Not A yellow box and a pedestrian crossing exist at the junction of Councillor 15/05/2019 0 (new) (NC) Ardmore estate. Recommended Kilmore Road/Ardmore Drive, which facilitate egress from Ardmore Drive. The pedestrian crossing and traffic lights were put in place on Kilmore Road to accommodate pedestrian demand, and a‘Stop’ sign and associated road markings were recommended on Ardmore Drive at the approach to the junction. Traffic lights are not recommended on Ardmore Drive as they would not be warranted due to light traffic in the area and would not be suitable for residential access/egress from driveways. The side road traffic does not meet the warrant for signals.
8 7009275 Pedestrian MALAHIDE ROAD Dublin 3 Pedestrian Crossing for this Not On Malahide Road there already exists a pedestrian crossing at Member of 22/05/2019 0 Crossing (NC) junction, Burnell Square. Recommended the junction with Clare Hall Avenue/Belcamp Lane. This is the Public Page 94 Page considered to be an adequate walking distance from Byrnes/ Noble House. As well on Malahide Road at junction with Mayne River Avenue are two uncontrolled pedestrian crossings. In addition no further measures are recommended to be implemented at this moment. You may or may not be aware that the junction of Malahide Road with Mayne River Avenue is proposed for change in the Bus Connects project, and it will be provided with controlled pedestrian facilities. We believe that if this modification is to go ahead it would alleviate many or all of these concerns. Please visit the Bus Connect link for all details: https://busconnects.ie/media/1402/busconnects-cbc1-clongriffin-to-city-centre-final-for-web-low-res.pdf.
9 7009520 Traffic Lights GRANGEMORE Dublin 13 Provision of traffic lights for this Not Further to a site visit it is not recommended to install traffic Minister 04/06/2019 0 (new) ROAD (NC) location. Recommended signals as it is felt that this would have a negative impact on the traffic flow system for the residents of Grangemore and surrounding areas. The yellow box in place at this location is deemed to be a sufficient measure.
10 7010409 Speed Ramps CASTLE AVENUE Dublin 3 from Clontart Castle down to the Not A speed survey was carried out on Castle Avenue (between the Councillor 22/07/2019 0 (NC) seafront Recommended roundabout outside Clontarf Castle and the seafront) on 9 October 2019.The resultant 85% percentile speed was found to be 45 km/h. It is therefore not recommended to introduce traffic calming measures (speed ramps), as they do not meet the warrant. 04/11/2019 North Central Area - TAG Meeting Minutes for Noting 17 Items (Area Committee Date: 18/11/2019) Page 3 of 4 Item Enquiry SP Ref Topic Road Post Request Description Tag Result Tag Comments Request By Received Sec 11 7010429 Single Yellow Line KILBARRON ROAD Dublin 5 extend Single yellow line as far Not It is not recommended to install parking restrictions, such as Minister 23/07/2019 0 (Extend) (NC) as the lampost adjacent to no 14. Recommended placing single or double yellow lines across driveways, where restrictions are already covered under the law. Under The Road Traffic (Traffic & Parking) Regulations, Section 36 paragraph (2); A vehicle shall not be parked: (c) within 5 metres of a road junction; (k) in a manner in which it will interfere with the normal flow of traffic or which obstructs or endangers other traffic; (i) on a foot way, a grass margin or a median strip. (g) in any place, position or manner that will result in the vehicle obstructing an entrance or an exit for vehicles to or from a premises, save with the consent of the occupier of such premises.
12 7010449 Traffic Lights MALAHIDE ROAD Dublin 3 Request for traffic signals instead Not The roundabout at Malahide Road & Blunden Drive/Priorswood TD 23/07/2019 0 (new) (NC) of the roundabout at Malhide Recommended Road is proposed for change in the Bus Connects project, and it Road and Blunden Drive. will be upgraded into a signalised junction to provide bus priority and enhanced pedestrian/cyclist facilities. We believe that if this modification is to go ahead it would alleviate many or all of concerns raised. Please visit the Bus Connect link for all details: https://busconnects.ie/media/1402/busconnects-cbc1-clongriffin-to-city-centre-final-for-web-low-res.pdf No further measures are recommended to be implemented at this
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13 7011015 One-Way System BEAU PARK Dublin 13 dangerous narrow junction Not I wish to inform you that Beau Park Crescent and Beau Park Councillor 26/08/2019 0 CRESCENT (NC) request for one way system Recommended Avenue (Clongriffin) are not in charge of Dublin City Council. Traffic management including traffic restrictions, signage road markings, signalization etc. is the responsibility of the site developer. The request should therefore be forwarded to developer for his attention.
14 90050700 SP_39598 Pedestrian MAIN STREET (NC) Coolock, Coolock Village, outside Cock Not Main Street at junction with Beechpark Avenue is provided with a Member of 09/08/2017 0 Crossing Dublin 5 and Bull pub Recommended raised table (large ramp) as a traffic calming measure to reduce the Public the vehicle speed, and the footpath has been widened at Beechpark Avenue(Main Street junction) with a new implementation of an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing. At the Cock & Bull pub it would be be very difficult to construct a safety pedestrian crossing because the footpath on the east side of the road is too narrow. As well there is already a pedestrian crossing approx. 140m Southbound of this location and this is considered to be an adequate walking distance. Given our finite budget an additional pedestrian crossing in such proximity to the existing one would not be recommended at this moment at Main Street near the Cock & Bull pub.
15 90050720 SP_39618 Pedestrian ARDLEA ROAD (NC) Dublin 5 at Ardlea Road /Kilmore Road Not With respect, there is a pedestrian phase (controlled pedestrian TD 09/08/2017 0 Crossing Recommended crossing) on Ardlea Road at junction with Kilmore in place at this moment. No further action required. 04/11/2019 North Central Area - TAG Meeting Minutes for Noting 17 Items (Area Committee Date: 18/11/2019) Page 4 of 4 Item Enquiry SP Ref Topic Road Post Request Description Tag Result Tag Comments Request By Received Sec 16 90051538 SP_40447 Pedestrian MALAHIDE ROAD Dublin 3 on Malahide Rd at the walkway Not There is already a pedestrian crossing at the junction with Clare Councillor 25/09/2017 0 Crossing (NC) between Malahide road and Recommended Hall Avenue and at the junction with Belmayne Road. This is Belmayne. considered to be an adequate walking distance from Belmayne/Burnell walkway. As well on Malahide Road at junction with Mayne River Avenue there is an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing approx. 80 meters from Belmayne/Burnell walkway. In addition no further measures are recommended to be implemented. The junction of Malahide Road with Mayne River Avenue is proposed for change in the Bus Connects project, and it will be provided with controlled pedestrian facilities. We believe that if this modification is to go ahead it would alleviate these concerns. Please visit the Bus Connect link for all details: https://busconnects.ie/media/1402/busconnects-cbc1-clongriffin-to-city-centre-final-for-web-low-res.pdf
17 90051694 SP_40607 Pedestrian CLONTARF ROAD Dublin 3 at the Astro Pitches. Not There is already a pedestrian crossing approx. 200m Eastbound Minister 04/10/2017 0 Crossing (NC) Recommended and approx. 190m Westbound of this location and this is considered to be an adequate walking distance. Given our finite budget an additional pedestrian crossing in such proximity to the existing one would not be recommended at this moment at Clontarf Road near the Astro Pitches. Page 96 Page