NOTIFICATION TO ATTEND MEETING OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE
TO BE HELD IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM - NORTHSIDE CIVIC CENTRE
ON MONDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2019 AT 2.00 PM
AGENDA
MONDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2019 PAGE
1 Minutes of the North Central Area Committee Meeting held on Monday 21st 5 - 8 January, 2019.
(Attached herewith)
2 Questions to the Area Manager 9 - 20
(Report herewith)
3 Area Matters
a Presentation on the South Fingal Transport Study 21 - 22 (Paul Carroll, Senior Engineer, Fingal Co. Co.)
b Social Housing PPP Project - Introduction to Comhar Housing Representatives" - Brian Clarke (Sisk -Contracts Manager) Garry Keegan (IPC - Community Liaison - Construction Phase) (Verbal Report) (Mary Davis / James Nolan) - Ayrfield Site
c Information update on Fairview Tea Rooms 23 - 32 (Bernard Brady)
d Information update on Tennis/Bowling Pavilion St. Anne's Park 33 - 36 (Bernard Brady)
e Information update on the Dublin Bay UNESCO Biosphere Discovery 37 - 38 Centre (Donncha O'Dualing)
f Disposal of Millwood Court Senior Citizen Complex to Fold Housing 39 - 46 Association (Dymphna Farrell/Gwen Perry/Derek Farrell)
g Proposed Junk Collection 2019 47 - 48 (Report herewith) (Richard Cleary PDO)
h Discretionary Fund Update (Elaine Mulvenny)
i Community Grants Report 49 - 58 (Report herewith) – (Ciaran Mahony)
j Sports & Wellbeing Partnership Area Committee Report 59 - 66 (Report herewith)
k Proposal to initiate the procedure for the Extinguishment of Public Right of 67 - 70 Way over the laneway at the rear of 150-198A Kincora Road & 71-127 Conquer Hill Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3 (Elaine Mulvenny)
l Naming & Numbering proposal for a new residential development on the 71 - 74 site of the Verville Retreat, Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3- 1-68 Verville, Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3 (Elaine Mulvenny)
m Naming & Numbering proposal for a new residential development on the 75 - 78 site of Blackbanks Garden Centre, Howth Road, Raheny, Dublin 5- 1-40 Blackbanks View, Howth Road, Raheny, Dublin 5 (Elaine Mulvenny)
4 Roads and Traffic Matters
a Minutes of the TAG meeting held on 29/01/2019 79 - 92 (Report herewith) – (Alan O’Mara)
5 Items for following meetings
6 Motions
a Motion in the name of Councillor John Lyons
This Area Committee calls for inspections of all homeless accommodation in the North Central Area used by Dublin City Council to be conducted by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA), starting with an inspection of the family hub accommodation in the North Central Area.
b Motion in the name of Councillor John Lyons
This Area Committee notes that the playground audit conducted by Dublin City Council in 2017 identified Kilbarrack, Harmonstown and Raheny as the three areas in Dublin North Central most in need of play facilities for children and young people, supports the calls of local groups in Harmonstown for a new playground for their area, calls for the inclusion of sufficient funds for the new playground in Harmonstown in the capital programme 2019-2020 and calls on the Dublin City Council to immediately commence the community consultation for the new project.
c Motion in the name of Councillor Michael O'Brien
That this Area Committee supports the campaign of industrial action by nurses and midwives for pay justice and pay equality.
d Motion in the name of Councillor Michael O'Brien
That this Area Committee calls on Dublin City Council to conduct a feasibility
study for the construction of senior citizen bungalow units on the green space between Howth View Park and St Donagh's Road e Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
Recognising the increase in on street parking in the residential areas of adjacent to Beaumount Hospital, in particular Kilbarron Road., Kilbarron Avenue, Kilbarron Park, Kilbarron Drive, Cromcastle Green, Ballyshannon Road and Castletimon Green, the North Central Area Committee requests that an audit of non-residential parking (i.e. parking by those not living in the community) be carried out with regard to a) interference with safe exit and egress to local residents' driveways, b) interference with road sweeping, c) interference with emergency vehicle access to local residents and to the hospital and that consideration be given to measures that might reduce the incidence of parking in the area. f Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
Recognising the ongoing dumping of rubbish on the green area backing onto Tara Lawns and opposite Belcamp Gardens, (see attached photo), and the distinct need for social housing the North Central Area Committee asks the Manager to consult with the local residents to ascertain their views on proposing the area for social housing.
g Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
The North Area Central Committee commends the working done by the Community, Public Realm and Parks Officials in the local area office to enhance the Darndale estate and Darndale Park. In particular the North Area Central Committee commends the drainage work on the football pitches, the improvements to the Clubhouse, the success of the CE scheme to afford continuous maintenance of the Park and looks forward to the planned pond upgrade and works to reduce flooding on the paths. Recognising these successes and the need for continuous supports and enhancements for the area, the North Central Area Committee supports the suggestion that a CE scheme be established to support the work of North Central Area workers within the Darndale estate with regard to street and footpath cleaning, litter management, community liaison and any other supports as deemed appropriate by the local Area Manager. h Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
The North Area Central Committee recognises the safety and anti-social
behaviour issues raised by local residents with regard to the methadone clinic in Darndale and requests that the Manager invite a senior representative of the clinic to present to the Local Area Committee with regard to the effectiveness of the medical approach used, the safety issues pertaining to the location of the clinic and the potential for the use of suboxone as an alternative to methadone treatment for opioid addicts.
i Motion in the name of Councillor Naoise O'Muiri
That this Area Committee respectfully asks DCC Parks to re-open the northern gate on the cycle-way running through Fairview Park so that cyclists like me can use the gate as an entrance/exit point at peak times. j Motion in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
That appropriate handrails be installed on either side of the steps in the Rose Garden in St. Anne’s Park to assist park users, particularly senior citizens, to easily get access from one level to another.
MINUTES OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE MEETING
HELD ON MONDAY 21 JANUARY 2019
1 Minutes of the North Central Area Committee Meeting held on 10th December, 2018
Order: Agreed.
2 Questions to the Area Manager
Order: Noted.
3 Area Matters
a GoAhead Bus, Ireland - Discussion on the 17A Bus Route Order: Noted. Councillors requested a dedicated email address and/or contact phone number for public representatives to access information from GoAhead Bus.
b The future of Darndale Football Club Order: Noted. The North Central Area Office will continue to work with the members of this club to advance their objectives.
c Belmayne Main Street and Belmayne Avenue Part 8 Order: Approved. Recommend to City Council.
d Planning application for Griffith Avenue Order: Noted. A summary of the elected members’ views & observations on the application will be included in the Chief Executive’s Report for submission to An Bord Pleanála. Councillors requested that the presentation be circulated to the membership and that the Chief Executive’s Report be made available to the members on submission to An Bord Pleanála.
e "Social Housing PPP Project - Introduction to Comhar Housing Representatives" - Brian Clarke (Sisk -Contracts Manager) Garry Keegan (IPC - Tenant Liaison) Order: Relisted for the February NCAC.
f Update for St. Monica's Development & Boxing Club Order: Noted: Report amended as per Councillor Burke’s request with regards to the CDYSB being the “funding agency”.
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g Sports & Wellbeing Partnership Area Committee Report Order: Noted.
h Housing Supply Report Order: Noted. Mr. Tony Flynn stated that a request will be issued to the elected representatives for the disposal of Millwood Court Senior Citizen Complex to Fold Housing Association at the February NCAC.
i Naming and numbering proposal for a new residential development on the site of 778-784 Howth Road, Dublin 5- 1-68 Strand View, Howth Road, Dublin 5. Order: Agreed.
4 Roads & Traffic Matters
a Minutes of the TAG meeting held on 18th December, 2018. Order: Noted.
5 Items for following meetings
a Disposals in the Marino Area Councillor Damian O’Farrell requested information from the Planning & Property Management Department for the February meeting, explaining why there has been a substantial increase in the fees for “disposals” in the Marino area, with reference in particular to the coal lanes to the rear of people’s homes – report to Councillor.
b Disposal of Millwood Court Senior Citizens Complex to Fold Housing Association
c "Social Housing PPP Project - Introduction to Comhar Housing Representatives" - Brian Clarke (Sisk -Contracts Manager) Garry Keegan (IPC - Tenant Liaison)
d Change of date for the March & December NCAC The March NCAC will convene on Monday 11th March, instead of Monday 18th March. The December NCAC will convene on Monday 9th December, instead of Monday 16th December, owing to St. Patrick’s Day & Christmas respectively.
6 Motions
a Motion in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney Order: Report to Councillor.
b Motion in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney Order: Report to Councillor. Request was sent to Waste Management to have the bin removed immediately.
c Motion in the name of Councillor Ciaran O'Moore Order: Agreed. This motion to be forwarded to the Minister’s office.
d Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland Order: Report to Councillor.
e Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
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Order: Report to Councillor.
f Motion in the name of Councillor Damian O'Farrell Order: Agreed. Motion to be forwarded to the Chief Executive’s Office.
g Motion in the name of Councillor Michael O'Brien Order: Agreed.
h Motion in the name of Councillor Michael O'Brien Order: Motion fell.
i Motion in the name of Councillor Naoise Ó Muirí Order: Report to Councillor.
j Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland Order: Report to Councillor.
Councillor Ciaran O'Moore Chairperson Monday 21 January 2019
Attendance:
Members: Members: Members: Ciaran O'Moore (Chairperson) Tom Brabazon Sean Paul Mahon Edel Moran Deirdre Heney Jane Horgan-Jones John Lyons Micheal Mac Donncha Naoise O'Muiri Michael O'Brien Damian O'Farrell Larry O'Toole Paddy Bourke Declan Flanagan Alison Gilliland
Officers
David Dinnigan Richard Cleary Deirdre Murphy Elaine Mulvenny Derek Farrell Yvonne Kirwan Fergus O’Carroll Fiona Moore Connell McGlynn Dympna McCann Vanessa Carey Karen Kennedy Helen McNamara Paul Clegg Alan O’Mara Carol Smyth Madeleine Ebbs Ciaran Mahony Jane O’Donoghue Avril Feeney Darach O’Connor Cait Ryan Tony Flynn
Non-Members
Oliva Kelly, Irish Times Shauna Bowers, Times Ireland Edition Ruth Heffernan Kenneth McKnight Thomas Daly David Moore Robert Kelly Nicola Gordon, Patrick Ellis, Derry O’Leary – Go Ahead Bus Ireland
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DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE 18th February 2019
Q.1 Question in the name of Councillor Larry O’Toole
“To ask the Area Manager to respond to this housing query (details supplied).”
Q.2 Question in the name of Councillor Larry O’Toole
“To ask the Area Manager to respond to this matter (details supplied).”
Q.3 Question in the name of Councillor Micheál MacDonncha
“To ask the Area Manager if replacement and/or additional fitness equipment will be installed in Fr Collins Park, such equipment as that installed in St Anne's Park and the Clontarf seafront. “
Q.4 Question in the name of Councillor Micheál MacDonncha
“To ask the Area Manager if 30k speed limit signs will be erected in (details supplied).”
Q.5 Question in the name of Councillor John Lyons
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.6 Question in the name of Councillor Ciarán O’Moore
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.7 Question in the name of Councillor Ciarán O’Moore
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.8 Question in the name of Councillor Ciarán O’Moore
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.9 Question in the name of Councillor Ciarán O’Moore
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.10 Question in the name of Councillor Ciarán O’Moore
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.11 Question in the name of Councillor Ciarán O’Moore
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.12 Question in the name of Councillor Ciarán O’Moore
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.13 Question in the name of Councillor Ciarán O’Moore
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Page 9 Q.14 Question in the name of Councillor Ciarán O’Moore
“Can the sequence of the traffic lights be reviewed outside Raheny Library.”
Q.15 Question in the name of Councillor John Lyons
“To ask the Manager to assess traffic management situation along the R139 from the Malahide Road at Northern Cross via Clarehall estate to the roundabout at the Grange Rd/Hole in the Wall Road, Donaghmede and comment upon BusConnects proposals and their likely impact, if any, upon existing traffic arrangements.”
Q.16 Question in the name of Councillor John Lyons
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.17 Question in the name of Councillor John Lyons
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.18 Question in the name of Councillor John Lyons
“To ask the Area Manager for a report on the health and safety standards pertaining to all homeless accommodation used by Dublin City Council in the North Central Area, to ask what inspection regime is in place to ensure the highest safety standards and to include the number and nature of every serious incident that has occurred in any and all of the homeless accommodation used by Dublin City Council.”
Q.19 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area Manager for an update on the proposed housing development at Slademore in Ard na Grèine, Dublin 13.”
Q.20 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.21 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.22 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area manager for an update on the proposed developments at Belcamp sites “B “+ “C”. These sites have been earmarked for development since 2015.”
Q.23 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area Manager for an update on any solution to the ongoing parking problems in Kilmore West, Dublin 13.”
Q.24 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.25 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Page 10 Q.26 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.27 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.28 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.29 Question in the name of Councillor Edel Moran
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.30 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“Can Dublin City Council please confirm that it owns the entire site at (details supplied) and that this field was transferred to Dublin City Council by the previous owner some years ago? Can Dublin City Council also confirm that it planted trees on this disputed area and maintained it for many years? If it is confirmed that Dublin City Council does in fact own this site, can it now maintain it and drain it as well as clear up dumped material on it?
Q.31 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“Is the Chief Fire Officer aware of fire safety concerns in a development (details supplied) following the commission of various private reports for the 3 management companies involved? What does the Chief Fire Officer intend to do to ensure that these problems are rectified and that the concerns of local residents are alleviated?”
Q.32 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“Having regard to a planning permission granted for a residential development at (details supplied) has the Planning Department engaged in pre-planning consultations with the developer (details supplied) concerning a new planning application for additional residential development and a new access road at this location? Separately, how many social housing units will be provided in the development now under construction and where will these be located in the scheme?”
Q.33 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“Can the narrow footpath at a location (details supplied) be widened given that pedestrians walking in opposite directions end up walking on the grass?”
Q.34 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“Can the windows in a house (details supplied) be replaced as soon as possible given that they are single glazed windows?”
Q.35 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“Can repairs be carried out to a house (details supplied) as follows - New windows fitted in this house 2 years ago but they do not close properly. Draught coming from the front door. Radiator in sitting room not working properly and requires a new thermostat.”
Page 11 Q.36 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“Can Dublin City Council assist an Environmental Group in a housing complex (details supplied)? Can the paths and patios in this complex be repaired? Can the public open spaces in the complex be tidied up? Can a community grant be made available to this group for the purchase of plants etc.? Can details of the Dublin City Council Tidy Districts Competition be given to this group?”
Q.37 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“Can two trees on a road (details supplied) be attended to given that one of the trees is blocking sunlight for a householder and appears to be unsafe and that the other is unsightly following previous pruning works?”
Q.38 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“Does Dublin City Council intend to buy a house at (details supplied) for social housing? Separately, what vetting arrangements are in place to ensure that such houses are allocated to suitable tenants in due course?”
Q.39 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“Can Dublin City Council examine insulation works carried out to a house (details supplied) given that the tenant is very unhappy with this work as her house is still very cold and damp?”
Q.40 Question in the name of Councillor Seán Paul Mahon
“What speed limit is currently in operation on a road (details supplied) having regard to existing regulations? Can the speed limit on this road be reduced to 30 km per hour given that there are a number of young families now living on this road?”
Q.41 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the Manager please refer to land at location as per (details supplied) where a lot of fly tipping is occurring of late and say if it is open to residents to initiate an extinguishment of the public right of way process over the laneway to enable the erection of gates to prevent the constant dumping at details attached.”
Q.42 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the Manager please refer to location as (per details attached) below and say who is responsible for maintaining same, when maintenance work on the shrubbery was last done and say if and when he can arrange for
(a) a thorough job to be done here (b) a continuing maintenance programme to be adhered to as residents believe the area has been abandoned by the Council which seems only to be tending to the grass at this location
Q.43 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“To ask the Manager in relation to parking in cycle lanes, on grass verges and dangerous parking generally, how same is dealt with by Dublin City Council, if there are any Traffic Wardens employed by the Council currently, how a person who continuously experiences this type of parking at location as per (details supplied) can deal with same and if the manager will make a statement on the matter generally.”
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Q.44 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“To ask the Manager if, in relation road at location as per (details supplied), he can say when it is likely repairs and resurfacing works will be carried out as residents say the condition of same is very bad.”
Q.45 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“To ask the Manager to refer to replacement light bulbs at location as per (details supplied) and say if he is aware that residents feel the bulbs give out insufficient light and if he will examine the matter and say if a brighter bulb can be used in this instance.”
Q.46 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“To ask the Manager to refer to (details supplied), confirm that he has overall priority and say when he is likely to be offered a senior citizen flat as he has been on the senior citizen housing list for over 4 years now and currently suffers with health issues, which are being contributed to as a result of his current living conditions and same is supported by way of medical evidence already submitted to City Council.”
Q.47 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the Manager please refer to location as per (details supplied) and say if he can arrange to have a pedestrian crossing installed there to facilitate commuters alighting from public transport.”
Q.48 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the CE refer to road at location as per (details supplied) and say if he can arrange to have traffic calming measures installed to slow down speeding motorists who ignore the speed limit.”
Q.49 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the Manager, in relation to the introduction of the 30kph speed limit zones, note concerns expressed by my constituent that as a large area of the city is now covered by the 30kph speed limit, it is near impossible for a motorist to know when he/she enters/exits these zones due to lack of adequate signage and if he can make a general statement on the matter, specify what areas the new 30 kph applies and say if it is planned to erect adequate 30 kpm signage that would alert motorists to same.”
Q.50 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to have all bricks that were placed around a tree years ago and which are now damaged during a footpath repair removed (details supplied),”
Q.51 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager for an update regarding (details supplied).”
Page 13 Q.52 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to have detail supplied - the branches and shrubbery at (details supplied) cut back and the area cleaned as requested in recent correspondence.”
Q.53 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager for an update regarding the proposal to have a directly elected Mayor for Dublin.”
Q.54 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
To ask the Manager to list the reserved functions of the Chief Executive and the functions of Councillors and whether he is aware of any plans to reform the role of either and local government.”
Q.55 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager if he has any plans to provide more transparency regarding how much is collected by the LPT - local property tax and how the money collected in a certain area is being spent in that particular area.”
Q.56 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager whether he has any plans for DCC to engage more regular with local residents through surveys, providing information regarding how local government works and how taxpayers’ money is being spent.”
Q.57 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager if he has any plans to do away with a roundabout at (details supplied) which is causing huge tailbacks and stress on drivers particularly at peak times; to advise on the numbers of accidents at this location over the past 5 years.”
Q.58 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager as to what his plans are to reduce traffic congestion at peak times in Raheny village, Grange Road (Donaghmede Road) and R139.”
Q.59 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.60 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.61 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.62 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Page 14 Q.63 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.64 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.65 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.66 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.67 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.68 Question in the name of Councillor Jane Horgan Jones
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.69 Question in the name of Councillor Michael O’Brien
“To ask the Area Manager the following question [details supplied].”
Q.70 Question in the name of Councillor Michael O’Brien
“To ask the Area Manager what measures can be taken for a more lasting solution to the problem of illegal dumping at Belcamp which has been the subject of a number of recent representations to councillors and council officials.”
Q.71 Question in the name of Councillor Michael O’Brien
“To ask the Area Manager to report on the progress on the Neighbourhood Centre in Kilbarrack.”
Q.72 Question in the name of Councillor Michael O’Brien
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.73 Question in the name of Councillor Michael O’Brien
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.74 Question in the name of Councillor Michael O’Brien
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.75 Question in the name of Councillor Michael O’Brien
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.76 Question in the name of Councillor Michael O’Brien
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Page 15 Q.77 Question in the name of Councillor Michael O’Brien
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.78 Question in the name of Councillor Larry O’Toole
“To ask the Area Manager to provide the following information (details supplied).”
Q.79 Question in the name of Councillor Larry O’Toole
“To ask the Area Manager to respond to this question (details supplied).”
Q.80 Question in the name of Councillor Larry O’Toole
“To ask the Area Manager to give an update on this housing application (details supplied).”
Q.81 Question in the name of Councillor Larry O’Toole
“To ask the Area Manager to have this work carried out (details supplied).”
Q.82 Question in the name of Councillor Larry O’Toole
“To ask the Area Manager to give an update on this housing application (details supplied).”
Q.83 Question in the name of Councillor Larry O’Toole
“To ask the Area Manager to have the following housing maintenance issues dealt with (details supplied).”
Q.84 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to advise if there is any plan to resurface the (details supplied).”
Q.85 Question in the name of Councillor Declan Flanagan
“To ask the Manager to provide a public drinking water tap in (details supplied).”
Q.86 Question in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí
“Can the Manager please organise for the installation of speed ramps on Belton Park Avenue between the junction with Belton Park Road and Grace Park Meadows to combat excessive speeding at this location.”
Q.87 Question in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí
“Can the Manager please organise for the single while line in the bend in Belton Park Road where it meets Donnycarney Road to be shortened to assist with alleviating parking congestion at this location.”
Q.88 Question in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí
“Can the Manager please install a mini-roundabout at the junction of Kincora Road and Conquer Hill Road to assist with traffic flow at this location.”
Q.89 Question in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Page 16 Q.90 Question in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí
“Can the Manager provide and update on the pruning of the tree outside (details supplied) as raised at a previous City Council meeting?”
Q.91 Question in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí
“Can the Manager please provide an update on the assessment/classification of (details supplied) as a derelict site as raised at a previous Area Committee meeting?”
Q.92 Question in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí
“Can the Manager please organise for the installation of signage and litter bins at Lough Derg Road to combat the issues raised in the correspondence below (details supplied).”
Q.93 Question in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí
“Can the Manager please organise for the issue on the Howth Road in Raheny as raised below (details supplied) to be examined.”
Q.94 Question in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí
“Can the Manager please provide a positive response to the attached correspondence (details supplied) which went to the DCC Drainage Dept.”
Q.95 Question in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí
“Can the Manager please implement the appropriate measures to deal with the visibility issues at (details supplied) as highlighted in correspondence below (details supplied).”
Q.96 Question in the name of Councillor Paddy Bourke
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.97 Question in the name of Councillor Paddy Bourke
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.98 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to arrange for the removal or making safe of the (details supplied).”
Q.99 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to arrange for (details supplied).”
Q.100 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager if he will arrange the following works (details supplied) to be done
Q.101 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to (details supplied).”
Q.102 Question in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland
“To ask the Area Manager to provide a comprehensive report on (details supplied).”
Page 17 Q.103 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.104 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.105 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.106 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.107 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager for a full report on the steps Dublin City Council are taking to curtail dog fouling in the Dublin North Central area to include initiatives etc. Also can you detail the amount of individual dog littering fines issued in 2018 and 2017 in the DNC areas as well as the prosecutions taken in those years also please.”
Q.108 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager to re-open the ‘Clontarf-End’ gate during morning rush hours please. There is now only a ‘kissing gate’ available at this location and these gates are not suitable for many people with disabilities entering and exiting the park. The journey time for some mobility aided park users (and parents with prams / buggies) exiting Fairview Park at this ‘Clontarf-End’ gate has now been extended and I believe their situation may have been over-looked unintentionally (unintended consequences) and needs to be rectified please. I understand that the gate may have been closed to curtail cyclists however the Malahide Road entrance gate now has an increased volume of users and there has been collisions between cyclists. This entrance is now becoming impossible to use by people with disabilities and pedestrians due to volume of cyclists. I believe the ‘Clontarf-End gate can be re-opened as heretofore with the addition of signage etc.”
Q.109 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.110 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.111 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.112 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Q.113 Question in the name of Councillor Damian O’Farrell
“To ask the Area Manager (details supplied).”
Page 18 Q.114 Question in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney
“Can the Manager please refer to graffiti (some of which is offensive) at locations as per (details supplied) and say when he can arrange removal of same and also say what efforts are being made in general and what resources are being invested in particular, to prevent continuing graffiti; can he also say if artists are being engaged in the North Central Area to paint utility boxes with art in order to discourage graffiti on same.”
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February 1, 2019
South Fingal Transport Study makes a number of key transport recommendations
Fingal County Council has published the South Fingal Transport Study (SFTS), a strategic land-use and transport study involving the development of a multi- modal transport strategy for the South Fingal area which includes areas such as Swords, Dublin Airport, Clonshaugh, Balgriffin and Baldoyle.
Among the key recommendations to be delivered within the study timeframe up to 2027 are the upgrade of the R132 Airport Roundabout, the provision of a Western Airport Access Route, the prioritisation of the Swords Core Bus Corridor and the construction of a high quality sustainable transport network to serve the expanding town of Swords.
In September 2017, Fingal County Council (FCC) commissioned Systra transport planning consultants to undertake the South Fingal Transport Study (SFTS).
Working with Systra, the Study included the identification of capacity constraints in the transport network across public transport, walking, cycling, and roads; an assessment of surface access issues within the study area including in and around Dublin Airport; and the development of a framework to inform future development including the numerous Local Area Plans and Masterplans proposed for the area.
The SFTS was presented to the Planning and Strategic Infrastructure and Transport Strategic Policy Committees today (Monday).
The study examined the transport network in South Fingal and makes recommendations of key transport infrastructure and outlines levels of land use development that will enable its sustainable growth leading up to the delivery of MetroLink and beyond.
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It is an objective of the Fingal Development Plan 2017 -2023 that a comprehensive feasibility study of the South Fingal be carried out to produce a strategic vision and overall strategy for the proper planning and sustainable development of the area.
Fingal County Council’s Director of Services for Planning & Strategic Infrastructure AnnMarie Farrelly said: “We are particularly pleased to publish this Study on the basis of having worked collaboratively with colleagues in the National Transport Authority, Transport Infrastructure Ireland and Dublin City Council to ensure a coordinated approach with respect to transport planning and land-use development and priorities.
“The challenge now for Fingal County Council will be to consider the recommendations in more detail, secure funding where required and bring the proposed schemes through the planning process in a timely manner, with the overall objective of ensuring the sustainable development of Fingal for future generations.”
To see the full South Fingal Transport Study, visit https://bit.ly/2RqqUjj.
ENDS
For further information contact [email protected].
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Pre Part 8 Report
for
Fairview Tearooms
February 2019
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CONTENTS
1.0 THE SITE ______2 2.0 PROJECT SUMMARY ______3 3.0 PROPOSAL DRAWINGS ______4
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1.0 THE SITE
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2.0 PROJECT SUMMARY
Dublin City Council Culture, Recreation & Economic Services has commissioned Howley Hayes Architects to develop a design for a contemporary Tearoom with careful consideration of placement, scale, materials and proportions and its relationship within Fairview Park, the proposed Dublin Bay Greenway and the wider Fairview/Marino areas. In addition, the development of a new carparking area and design for the lodge building currently used as offices by parks staff.
The project proposes the construction of a new Tearoom, conversion and extension of existing lodge building to a multi-use community space, new carparking area incorporated with a landscaped attenuation pond and new ancillary landscape works that link in the proposed Dublin Bay Greenway at Fairview Park. The proposed works include the following; a new Tearoom including dining area, servery, kiosk, outdoor dining, external terrace, kitchen/store, WCs, staff facilities, plant/storage areas, accessible toilet and baby changing facilities, external lighting and alterations to existing landscape, footpath and existing with entrance to Fairview Park; conversion and extension of existing lodge building to a multi use community space including WCs and a tea station.
Situated in the heart of Fairview between the DART line and the Tolka river, Fairview Park is a well known Dublin park. Approximately 20 hectares in size, the park is noted for its tree-lined walks, seasonal bedding displays, playing fields, extensive playground and bandstand. Originally a tidal mud flat which was used for land fill in the early 1900's, the park was developed in the late 1920's after Dublin City Council proposed, a largely unrealised, masterplan for the park. In the Dublin City Council Development Plan 2011-2017 the site is zoned Z9 with the objective: To preserve, provide and improve recreational amenity and open space and green networks. A number of uses are open to consideration in public parks including recreational buildings, kiosks or tearooms.
As part of the ongoing development of the park, a new tearoom is proposed at the edge of the park on the site of the soon to be redundant parks depot buildings. The proposed location for the tearooms is in a key pivotal position on the northern edge of park facing Annesley Bridge Road, in close proximity to Fairview Park playground and along the edge of the proposed Dublin Bay Greenway. The proposed location is adjacent where the original entrance to the park was planned in the unrealised 1920s masterplan by Dublin City Council. The project also links in with the proposed Dublin Bay Greenway (formerly S2S). The route of the cycle way will travel along the Northwest boundary of the park. The project will provide a valuable amenity for the park. The park currently has a deficiency of facilities for the public for refreshment, restrooms and community amenity. These shortfalls reduce ‘dwell time’ and enjoyment of the park in all seasons. The proposed tearoom and community space will provide a new recreational hub located close to a main entrance and thoroughfare in the park. It will make the park more amenable to visitors becoming an anchor and destination in its own right. It will promote the Fairview /Marino area by providing a visitor attraction to Fairview Park that is currently deficient in this type of facility.
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3.0 PROPOSAL DRAWINGS
Shared Ped. / Cycle Path Playground Lodge
Tearooms Bike Parking Lodge Tearooms
Theme Garden Atte Par nua Theme Garden
kin tion Pon g d
Proposed Site Plan
Public Space Bike Parking Lodge
Tearooms
Theme Garden
Proposed Site Plan: Tearooms & Lodge
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View from the new pedestrian crossing
View from the playground
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Tearooms Front Elevation
Section A
Proposed West Elevations
Proposed East Elevation Lodge Proposed South Elevation
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ST. ANNE’S PARK TENNIS/BOWLING PAVILION: SHORT REPORT
February 2019
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Project Description
The proposed Tennis & Bowling Pavilion in St. Anne's Park is intended to replace an existing dilapidated tennis pavilion on the same location. The new contemporary sports pavilion is designed to sit careful in its historic context with its simple and singular form intended to reflect the historic folly buildings of St. Anne's Park. The design and layout of the building has been developed through close consultation with DCC and the club stakeholders.
The new building will have a continuous colonnade around the edges and overhanging roof to allow for covered viewing terraces and outdoor circulation routes. To the south of the pavilion (within the playing fields enclosure) will be a new hard/ soft landscaped area for use by the clubs.
Internally, the proposed pavilion comprises of a generous clubroom located to allow views to tennis courts and the proposed bowling green and to facilitate indoor bowls and other games to be played during inclement weather. Changing facilities and showers are located off a central atrium in the middle of the plan to allow additional natural light and cross ventilation to the surrounding spaces.
The proposed building uses first principles to minimise energy use through it's shape and orientation and will be designed to NZEB sustainability standards.
It is envisaged that the new pavilion and associated site works will make a significant positive contribution to both the amenity of the clubs and wider park.
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4. 3. 5. 2. 7. KEY: 6. 1. Approach from Car Park 2. Approach from Public Footpath 3. Main Entrance 4. South Facing Covered Terrace 5. Village Square 6. Padel Court 7. Children’s Tennis Courts 8. Bowling Green 9. Woodland Planting Figure a: Site 3D Drawing
Figure b: Proposed Ground Floor Plan
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Figure c: Card model of Proposed Pavilion
Figure d: Context Model - View from South
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To the chairman & members of the North Central Area Committee
Update on proposed Dublin Bay UNESCO Biosphere Discovery Centre
Dublin City Council Culture, Recreation and Economic Services commissioned a feasibility study for a UNESCO Biosphere Discovery Centre in 2014. The findings of this study formed part of the recent tender procurement process for the appointment of a full design team to develop design and management proposals through all stages of development. A full design team led by Howley Hayes Architects were successful in the tender and have been commissioned to develop a design for the new Discovery Centre on the Bull Island.
The design team including interpretive consultants are currently working on the early stageof the appointment which involves further analysis, appraisal, consultations, review, survey and investigations of the site and to propose an integrated design with supporting explanatory illustrations, information and clear recommendations, sufficient for facilitating further consultation with interested stakeholders.
Separately DCC will appoint a planning team to work closely with the design team in the development of an Environmental Impact Assessment Report for the proposal. This process will also include extensive pre-planning consultation to include discussions on any design and planning issues.
During the consultation process of the feasibility stage, the response from the public, residents and amongst a wide range of stakeholders, was very supportive of the project. Concerns were raised with regard to the scale and bulk of the building depicted in the concept design. The new design takes these concerns on board through design concepts of – balance, landmark, low-impact and local distinctiveness, it will respond directly to the delicate changing and predominantly horizontal landscape that sits between sky and sea. Located at the point where the island meets the causeway, the building represents both a ‘gateway’ and a ‘beacon of discovery’ about the island and the biosphere.
The concepts of a ‘360 degree’ interpretive strategy and ‘Learning by Seeing’ in the feasibility study are being brought forward in the current proposal. An integral part of the design is providing a panoramic 360 degree view of the biosphere encompassing the island, surrounding wetlands and Dublin Bay from Howth to Dalkey Island. Less an ‘object’ in the landscape but more a ‘lens’ through which it is ‘discovered.’
Over time the building will become an integral part of the island, purposely designed to have a low impact both visually and environmentally. It will serve visitors to the island with a sense of welcome, discovery and excitement, combined with the comfort of a public living room.
A key objective in the planning from the outset has been to engage the local community and stakeholders in the process to ensure the proposal meets expectations within the community. It is proposed therefore to continue this consultation with a series of meetings in the next few weeks with community representatives and stakeholders who have expressed an interest to date. These
Page 37 meetings/workshops will focus particularly on the interpretive themes that cover Bull Island, Dublin Bay, the Biosphere and also climate change issues.
Leslie Moore, Head Of Parks Services, Dublin City Council
Donncha Ó Dúlaing, S.E.O. (Project Manager), Dublin City Council
Page 38 Planning & Property Development Department Civic Offices
7/2/2019 To the Chairperson and Members of The North Central Area Committee
Meeting: 18th February 2019
Item No:
With reference to the proposed disposal of site at Millwood Court, Tonlegee Road, Dublin 5 to Fold Housing Association (the Purchaser). ______
Housing and Community Services has requested the disposal of Millwood Court, Tonlegee Road, Dublin 5 to Fold Housing Association, an approved housing body and registered charity, who propose to develop the site to provide units of residential accommodation. Fold Housing Association is funding the development with private finance under the Social Housing Leasing Initiative. The property comprises an area of 3541 sq. m and is shown delineated in red on Map Index No. SM-2019-0084.
The Chief Valuer has reported that agreement has now been reached with Fold Housing Association to dispose of the City Council’s fee simple interest in this property, subject to the following terms and conditions:
1. The subject property comprises a site at Millwood Court, Dublin 5, a 41 unit social housing complex, shown outlined in red on the attached indicative map SM-2019- 0084.
2. The Council shall dispose of the fee simple title in the subject property under the terms of the Low Cost Sites Scheme, to the proposed purchaser.
3. The purchaser shall lodge a planning application for the demolition and development of the property for the purposes of social housing at the subject site.
4. The subject property will be disposed of with vacant possession.
5. The disposal price shall be the sum of €127 (one hundred and twenty seven euro) plus VAT (if applicable) per residential unit permitted by planning permission.
6. The Development shall comply with the planning permission granted and all other necessary statutory approvals/regulations.
7. The title shall be transferred to the purchaser subject to a Building Covenant.
8. The Council shall enter into a Payment and Availability Agreement, a Capital Advance Agreement and a Continuation Agreement with the proposed purchaser.
9. The development must be fully completed and made fit for occupation within 36 (thirty six) months of the transfer of title. There will be an option to extend the time- frame, any extension of time to be agreed with the Executive Manager, Housing and Community Service.
Page 39 10. In the event the purchaser intends to develop over the road at Millwood Court, Dublin City Council will initiate the extinguishment of the Public Right of Way over the subject road.
11. The purchaser shall satisfy the Council that it has adequate public liability and employers insurance and shall indemnify the City Council against any claims for compensation that may be made arising from its usage of the site. The current levels of insurance are €6.5m public liability insurance and €13m employer’s liability insurance.
12. The purchaser shall insure the buildings during construction against fire and all other insurable risks with an approved insurance company and pay all necessary premiums. The insurance shall be in the joint names of the parties and will be for such an amount as will provide cover for full reinstatement values of so much of the buildings as is erect at any time together with a sum for professional fees and removal of debris charges.
13. All roads and footpaths works shall be completed to the written satisfaction of Dublin City Council.
14. There is an inhibition on the title that the subject property can only be used for social housing purposes.
15. The Council shall have 100% nomination rights to all of the units constructed on site.
16. Should the subject property cease to be used for social housing purposes at any stage, then the units will revert free of charge to Dublin City Council, save in the case of a financial institution which has entered into a mortgage with the purchaser for the purpose of financing development of the site.
17. Should the purchaser not proceed with the development or complete the development within the agreed timeline that the benefit/ownership of the planning permission, design of the scheme and certification shall transfer, free of charge, to the Council.
18. Fold Housing Associations will be obtaining a loan from the Housing Finance Agency (HFA) to finance the development of the site. As the transfer to Fold is subject to a building covenant, step-in arrangements will need to be provided to the HFA should Fold not be in a position to comply with the building covenant. Accordingly, that in the event of the purchaser’s bankruptcy or insolvency, Dublin City Council reserves the right to take possession of the site and all of the housing units (partially completed or otherwise) at no cost to the Council, save in the case of a financial institution which has entered into a mortgage with the purchaser for the purpose of financing development of the site.
19. The purchaser shall not sell, assign, sublet or part with possession of the property or part thereof without obtaining the written consent of the City Council, with the exception of tenancy and licence agreements with tenants or licensees for supported housing.
20. The purchaser and its tenants shall have right of access and egress over the roads and footpaths within the site at Millwood Court.
21. Each party shall be responsible for the own legal fees.
22. The purchaser shall be liable for the payment of VAT or Stamp Duty should any such payments arise from this disposal.
Page 40 The dates for the performances of any of the requirements of the proposed agreement may be amended at the absolute discretion of the Executive Manager.
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______8/2/2019______Executive Manager Date
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Housing and Community Services Department Civic Offices
12/2/2019 To the Chairperson and Members of The North Central Area Committee
Meeting: 18th February 2019
Item No:
With reference to the proposed disposal of site at Millwood Court, Tonlegee Road, Dublin 5 to Fold Housing Association. ______
We are proposing that Fold Housing Association be given the task of regenerating this complex (demolition and rebuild). Initially, they would have the task of consulting and supporting the existing residents, including their de-tenanting to alternative accommodation while the regeneration work takes place. Ultimately, ownership of the site and the future management of the complex would transfer to Fold.
Fold are currently developing a new residential complex at Tonlegee Road (Wellview) and if a Regeneration Project was agreed for Millwood Court then there is an opportunity to initiate the de-tenanting process. Fold could reserve 12 units at Wellview for this purpose. The only way of approving such allocations would be as a result of agreement to classify Millwood Court as a Regeneration/Redevelopment Project. The tenants with the longest length of tenancy will be considered for choosing the first 12 tenants to be nominated to Wellview.
At this stage there are no design etc. plans available, as this particular work has not started. It would be a few months before such detail is ready. Ultimately the Planning Application will be a normal Planning Application from Fold. It would not be an application for direct referral to an Bord Pleanála.
Obviously, with these types of regeneration projects, we will be seeking greater density and greater height from the new construction. Currently there are 41 units (predominantly bedsits) in Millwood and while we will get more than that, we believe at this stage, that it will not be significantly more. It is intended that the complex would remain designated for senior citizens.
We could redevelop the complex ourselves but with the major housing programme and other regeneration projects on our books, it means that Millwood and other similar complexes in need of regeneration would have to join a long queue.
Fold have a strong track record already in Dublin, particularly in relation to Senior Citizen Housing, but because they have a small number of projects, they can start the initial planning on Millwood very quickly.
I accept it is essential that there is sensitive and intensive consultation with all the existing residents in Millwood and I am confident that Fold (working closely with DCC staff) would do this effectively.
Page 43 Accordingly, we are seeking to get approval from the North Central Area Committee for the following:
1. Designation of Millwood Court as a Regeneration Project 2. Acceptance of a demolition and new build process 3. Ultimate transfer of ownership and management of the new development to Fold 4. Engagement of Fold to work with city council staff on a comprehensive consultation process with the existing residents in preparing and planning this regeneration project. 5. Fold to initiate an agreed de-tenanting programme of residents in conjunction with city council staff.
I am happy to discuss this issue further with local councillors and will not proceed any further without clear approval from the North Central Area Committee and we will ensure that there is ongoing consultation with local councillors on this issue.
Brendan Kenny ______12/2/2019______Deputy Chief Executive Date
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Proposed Junk Collection 2019
REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NORTH WEST & NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEES
Allocated Discretionary Spend
North West Area €216,000
North Central Area €216,000
Public Domain Teams from North West Area and North Central Area have met with Waste Management with regard to the Proposed Junk Collection.
According to Waste Management If the Junk Collection is to be re-introduced it must be carried out by direct labour, as this was a core duty for Waste Management Staff prior to it being abolished. Therefore, this work would have to be carried out on an overtime basis over weekend periods. This will affect the value for money element to the proposal.
Waste Management have given approximate cost and no. of Households they will be able to cover within the allocated funding above.
No. of Households North Central Area (cso 2016) 60,117
No. of Households North West Area (cso 2016) 48,355
Total Households 108,473
Working over 44 weekends for 2019 it is possible that the allocation of funding as above will cover maximum 17,000 households between the two areas.
This would give a percentage of households serviced between the two areas at:
North Central: 14.14%
North West: 17.58%
This figure indicates that over 80% of households will not be serviced in 2019 by the proposed collection.
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Public Domain Teams discussed alternatives for both the long term and projects that could be carried out within 2019.
Option 1.
Locally arranged collections in conjunction with well-established residents’ groups. This would entail arranging skips/grab truck within estates and allowing residents to dispose of household junk in this manner. In order for this to operate smoothly we would need residents’ groups heavily involved.
Cost per collection: (Dependent of size of estate) €600 to €2000
Option 2.
Amnesty Day within our Depots for the collection of Household Junk. This would be arranged with Waste Management and Public Domain Teams.
Option 3.
Large scale clean ups of roads/areas as per the large scale multi departmental clean ups that took place in 2018 i.e. R139, River Road and Ratoath Road.
The above options are the most practicable for 2019 and can all be applied throughout the year.
We discussed numerous other options: reduction in the cost of the current offer of the bulky waste collection from €40 to €20 or an increase in the number of items from 5 to 10, however this would have to be a citywide initiative and given that South Central Area have confirmed that they are not planning to use this money for waste management initiatives this would not be a viable option.
We also discussed the idea of engaging with Re-Discovery Centre to explore the idea of having ongoing recycling days in the area, operated and managed by them. This would take some time to negotiate and manage and would not be practical to offer it for 2019.
Public Domain Teams North West and North Central
2 Page 48 To the members of The North Central Area Committee
Community & Social Development Grant Scheme 2019 North Central Area
General Community Grants Scheme Overview
164 Community Grants Applications were originally received from Central Community Development.
Out of these, 7 were referred to other DCC Areas.
5 applications were referred more appropriately to the Informal Adult Education Scheme 2018.
4 applications were duplicates 1 application was more appropriately referred to General Community Grants from Informal Adult Education.
Therefore, 149 were available for assessment.
135 Community Grant Applications were funded.
Total amount of funding available: €56,500
Informal Adult Education Scheme 2019 Overview
38 Informal Adult Education Grant Applications were received for the North Central Area.
Out of these, 2 were referred to other DCC Areas.
2 Duplicate Applications.
1 Application was more appropriately referred to General Community Grants and 5 were referred from General Community Grants.
Therefore, there were 38 Informal Adult Education Grant Applications available for assessment.
37 Grant Applications received funding.
1 was not recommended.
Total Amount allocated: €19,473.84
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To the Members of the Area Committee North Central Area
______Community Grants Scheme 2019
Applications for financial assistance have been received from a number of bodies under the City Council's Community Grants Scheme 2019.
These applications have been assessed in the context of available finance, value to the community and compliance with the relevant policies and objectives of the Council and in particular with relevance to the Social Inclusion Strategy.
Set out below are details of the applications together with recommendations in relation to the amount of grant assistance for each applicant body.
It is recommended that Dublin City Council make the grants to the groups as set out in the report below.
There is provision in the 2019 budget to meet this expenditure.
______Brendan Kenny Assistant Chief Executive
Date:
Page 51 NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMUNITY GRANTS
Reference Group Name Category Amount CG_2019_752 1st Dublin Fairview Scout Group Environmental € 200.00 CG_2019_1166 Ard Na Greine Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_545 Ard Rose Ladies Club (Artane) Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_245 Ardmore Montrose Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_441 Artane Men's Shed Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_490 Artane School of Music Environmental € 250.00 CG_2019_647 Aulden Grange Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_138 Ayrfield Art Group Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_46 Ayrfield Circle of Friends Club Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_248 Ayrfield Pitch & Putt Club Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_210 Beaumont Active Retirement Group Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_25 Beechpark Court Environment Group Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_854 Blossom Ireland Educational € 400.00 CG_2019_857 Brookwood Lawn Family Fun Recreation € 300.00 Brookwood, Rosemount, Gracefield, Artane, CG_2019_185 Resident's Association. Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_1022 Bull Island Action Group Educational € 400.00 CG_2019_127 C & G Community Group Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_242 Calderwood Avenue Residents Social Group Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_77 Cameron Park Active Age Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_140 Cameron Park Resident Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_208 Celtic & Collins Park Residents Association Older Persons € 400.00 People with a CG_2019_658 Childvision National Centre for the Blind Disability € 1,000.00 CG_2019_523 Clancarthy Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_413 Clare Hall Residents Association Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_849 Clongriffin Community Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_420 Clontarf Garden Society Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_175 Clontarf Historical Society Educational € 400.00 CG_2019_107 Clontarf Ladies Club Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_757 Clontarf Park Houseowners Association Festival / Event € 400.00 Clontarf Park Houseowners Association duplicate CG_2019_174 see 757 Festival / Event € - CG_2019_598 Clontarf Residents Association Educational € 400.00 CG_2019_494 Clontarf Yacht & Boat Club Educational € - CG_2019_597 Community Law & Mediation Educational € - Children / Young CG_2019_632 Coolock Brigin Guides People € 300.00 CG_2019_649 CRC Bridge Club Educational € 300.00 Children / Young CG_2019_754 Cuidiú Dublin North East People € 400.00 CG_2019_271 DANCE X Recreation € 300.00 CG_2019_543 Darndale /Belcamp Park Renewal Project Environmental € 500.00 CG_2019_305 Darndale Belcamp Active Age Group Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_525 Darndale Tenants & Residents Association Older Persons € 300.00 CG_2019_544 Darndale Tenants & Residents Association ( Festival / Event € 400.00
Page 52 Friendly Call Service) CG_2019_855 Dean Swift Sports Club Festival / Event € 350.00 CG_2019_539 Desperate Housewives ladies Club Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_682 Donaghmede & District Local history Society Educational € - CG_2019_853 Donaghmede Estate Residents Association Recreation € - CG_2019_348 Donaghmede ICA Recreation € 200.00 CG_2019_502 Donaghmede Men's Shed Educational € 400.00 CG_2019_84 Donnycarney Trees Week Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_856 Donnycarney West Community Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_445 Doras Bui Parents Alone Resource Centre Educational € 250.00 CG_2019_438 Drumcondra Parish Churchyard Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_409 Dublin 5 Horticultural Society Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_858 Dublin Airport Singers Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_238 Dublin North Bay Tourism Festival / Event € - Children / Young CG_2019_859 Extern Ireland People € - CG_2019_593 Fairview Marino Mens Shed Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_492 Fairview Marino Tuesday Club Older Persons € 1,000.00 CG_2019_761 Fairview Parkrun Recreation € 200.00 CG_2019_453 Foxfield/Kilbarrack Active Retirement Group Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_209 Foxhall Bridge Club Older Persons € 300.00 CG_2019_393 Foxhound Inn Senior Citizen Group Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_144 Friends Of Fairview Day Care Centre Older Persons € 500.00 CG_2019_657 Gaelscoil Cholmcille Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_547 Glasdrum Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_110 Glin Boxing Club Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_23 Glin Court Garden Senior Citizens Committee Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_495 Glin Court Senior Citizens Social Branch Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_633 Grace Park Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_122 Grange Abbey Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 Grange Woodbine Residents Association Senior CG_2019_444 Club Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_310 Grange/Woodbine Environment Group Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_541 Griffith Court Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_442 Hazelwood Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_147 High Park Residents Association Environmental € 350.00 CG_2019_272 Holy Trinity Senior Citizens Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_437 Ierne Social & Sports Club Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_149 Irish Red Cross- Clontarf Branch Educational € 400.00 CG_2019_236 Kilbararack Foxfield Ladies Club Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_526 Kilbarrack & District Community Centre Older Persons € - CG_2019_202 Kilbarrack Active Retirement Association Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_591 Kilbarrack Coast Community Programme Festival / Event € 1,500.00 Kilbarrack Coast Community Programme (KCCP) Children / Young CG_2019_520 DUPLICATE People € - CG_2019_512 Kilbarrack Community Development Project Educational € 400.00 CG_2019_264 Kilbarron Inclusive Senior Society Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_522 Kilbride Road Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_340 Killester Men's Shed Social Inclusion € 400.00
Page 53 CG_2019_957 Kilmore Celtic F.C. Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_749 Kilmore West Community Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_277 Kilmore West Community Playgroup Educational € 400.00 CG_2019_240 Kilmore West Ladies Club Older Persons € 300.00 CG_2019_237 Kincora Active Retirement Association Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_489 Le Chéile Writers Educational € 300.00 CG_2019_755 Learn & PlayPreschool & afterschool CLG Environmental € 300.00 CG_2019_524 Lismeen Social & Environmental Older Persons € 300.00 CG_2019_56 Maryfield Ladies Club Recreation € 300.00 CG_2019_643 Maypark Activities Group Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_679 Maywood Lawn BBQ Association Festival / Event € - CG_2019_638 Measc Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_852 Measc Residents Association DUPLICATE Environmental € - CG_2019_678 Mercy College Coolock Environmental € - CG_2019_43 Millwood Court Environmental Group Environmental € 300.00 CG_2019_188 Moatview Early Education Centre Educational € 500.00 CG_2019_45 Mount Dillon Court Enviromental Group Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_239 Mount Prospect Residents Association Festival / Event € 250.00 CG_2019_862 Near FM Educational € - CG_2019_278 Newbury Enhancement Group Environmental € 500.00 CG_2019_756 Newtown Court Block F Garden Committee Environmental € - CG_2019_337 Newtown Court Garden Group Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_670 Northern Star Twirlers Recreation € 200.00 CG_2019_354 Northside Counseling Service Educational € - CG_2019_121 Pobal Chluain Tarbh Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_152 Priorswood & District Men's Shed Social Inclusion € 400.00 CG_2019_527 Raheny Foroige Club Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_863 Raheny Heritage Society Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_505 Raheny Tidy Village Group Environmental € 1,000.00 CG_2019_275 Rathvale Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_178 Rosavale Court Residents Association Older Persons € 300.00 CG_2019_10 Royal & Ancient Pitch & Putt/R.A.P.P. Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_223 S.P.R.A.O.I. Educational € 350.00 CG_2019_159 Siulinn Walking Club Older Persons € 300.00 Children / Young CG_2019_554 Sphere 17 Regional Youth Dervice People € - CG_2019_388 St Anne's Social & Residents Association Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_548 St Anne's Walled Garden Allotments Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_24 St Anthony's House Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_592 St Benedict's Photographic Club Recreation € - CG_2019_306 St Brendan's Coolock A.R.A Bowling Club Older Persons € 350.00 CG_2019_491 St Brigids Court Social Committee Older Persons € 300.00 CG_2019_451 St Brigids Parish Recreation € 1,000.00 CG_2019_864 St Brigids Seniors Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_253 St David's Park Association Environmental € 300.00 CG_2019_865 St Declans Road Committee Festival / Event € 400.00 CG_2019_44 St Gabriel's Court Residents Association Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_497 St Gabriels Parish Seniors Club Older Persons € 400.00
Page 54 CG_2019_534 St John's Court Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_386 St Joseph Ladies Club (Craft Group) Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_536 St Josephs Centre Bonnybrook Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_866 St Michaels House Recreation € 1,000.00 CG_2019_546 St Paul Knitting Group Educational € 400.00 People with a CG_2019_675 St Pauls Special School Disability € 1,000.00 CG_2019_850 The A Club Recreation € 400.00 CG_2019_338 The Copse Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_186 The Donahies Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_29 The Thursday Club Active Retirement Older Persons € 350.00 CG_2019_449 Tonlegee Road East Residents Environmental € 400.00 Trinity Adult Resource Group Education & Training CG_2019_119 (T.A.R.G.E.T) 1. Environmental € 750.00 Children / Young CG_2019_364 Trinity Youth Service People € - CG_2019_303 Tus Nua Artane Coolock Family Resource Centre Educational € 400.00 Children / Young CG_2019_302 Tus Nua Artane Coolock Family Resource Centre People € 1,000.00 CG_2019_300 Tus Nua Artane Coolock Family Resource Centre Older Persons € 400.00 CG_2019_299 Tus Nua Artane Coolock Family Resource Centre Festival / Event € 350.00 CG_2019_867 Woodlawn Residents Association Environmental € 400.00 CG_2019_508 Zion Hill Park Residents Association Festival / Event € 400.00 Children / Young CG_2019_498 Zion Hill Park Resident's Association DUPLICATE People € - € 56,500.00
NORTH CENTRAL AREA INFORMAL ADULT EDUCATION
Reference Group Amount CG_2019_1110 HSCL Mercy College Coolock € 679.32 CG_2019_529 Ard Rose Ladies Club € 226.44 CG_2019_47 Ayrfield Circle of Friends Club € 679.32 CG_2019_851 Belmayne Educate Together € 452.88 CG_2019_654 Chanel College € 226.44 CG_2019_594 Community Law & Mediation € - CG_2019_718 Community Law & Mediation (CLM) € - CG_2019_447 Coolock Art Group € 679.32 CG_2019_645 Coolock Library Art Group € 679.32 CG_2019_582 CRC Central Remedial Clinic € 679.32 CG_2019_595 Darndale Belcamp village Centre CLG € 226.44 CG_2019_114 Darndale/Belcamp New Life Centre € 679.32 CG_2019_681 Donaghmede & District Local History Society € 679.32 CG_2019_397 Donaghmede Irish Country Womens Association € 226.44 CG_2019_500 Donaghmede Menshed € 452.88
Page 55 CG_2019_446 Doras Bui a Parents Alone Resource Centre € 679.32 CG_2019_868 Fairview Marino Mens Shed € 679.32 CG_2019_860 Fairview Marino Tuesday Club € 452.88 CG_2019_739 Frankfort FC € 226.44 CG_2019_274 Grace Park Ladies Club € 679.32 CG_2019_635 Home School Community Liason Scoil Chaitriona € 452.88 CG_2019_661 HSCL Coordinator Edenmore € 679.32 CG_2019_475 Hscl St. Brendan's € 452.88 CG_2019_517 Kilbarrack Coast Community Project DUPLICATE € - CG_2019_392 Kilbrrck Coast Community Programme € 679.32 CG_2019_652 Killester Men's Shed € 226.44 CG_2019_139 Priorswood & District Mens Shed € 679.32 CG_2019_387 Scoil Eoin € 226.44 CG_2019_37 St Anne's Court Art Group € 679.32 CG_2019_219 St Benedicts and St Marys National School € 226.44 CG_2019_869 St Benedicts Photographic Club € 679.32 CG_2019_448 St Brendan's Gardening Group € 452.88 CG_2019_225 St John of Gods GNS € 226.44 CG_2019_295 St Lukes Art Group € 679.32 CG_2019_18 St Michael's Houe-STT € 679.32 CG_2019_443 The Artane Men's Shed € 452.88 Trinity Adult Resource Group Education & Training (T.A.R.G.E.T) CG_2019_120 2. € 679.32 Trinity Adult Resource Group Education & Training (T.A.R.G.E.T) CG_2019_126 3 € 679.32 CG_2019_304 Tus Nua Artane Coolock Family Resource Centre € 679.32 CG_2019_301 Tus Nua Artane Coolock Family Resource Centre € 679.32 €19,473.84
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NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE
DUBLIN CITY SPORT & WELLBEING PARTNERSHIP
FEBRUARY 2019
DCSWP – FEBRUARY - MARCH EVENTS & PROGRAMMES
THE LORD MAYOR’S 5 ALIVE CHALLENGE 2019 The Lord Mayor’s 5 Alive challenge is back for 2019! The initiative is a partnership programme between Dublin City Sport & Wellbeing Partnership and the Lord Mayor’s Office. The Challenge is now in its 7th year and has encouraged hundreds of people to take up regular exercise over the past 6 years.
Last year the initiative went back to its roots and targeted people who were interested in taking up jogging or novice joggers who needed some encouragement to sustain progress. The focus on encouraging new and novice joggers to sign up to the challenge continues in 2019. In 2018 the challenge also introduced Mentors to accompany slower joggers and walkers and encourage them along each route. The mentoring aspect of the challenge also continues with 30 mentors appointed to support participants in the 2019 challenge. Each mentor has completed the 5 Alive challenge in previous years.
The Challenge is to complete 5 Dublin road races between January and April 2019. Details of the races are outlined below. In the event that a participant is unable to complete the 5 races they will have the opportunity to substitute a race for one of the city’s Parkruns. Dublin hosts free 5k Parkrun in 5 locations across the city every Saturday morning. Details on times and locations can be found at www.parkrun.ie.
Tom Brennan Memorial 5k New Year's Day Road Race at 12noon on Tuesday 1st January 2019 in the Phoenix Park AXA Raheny 5 Mile at 3pm on Sunday 27th January 2019 in Raheny BHAA Garda Cross Country 2 Mile &4 Mile country races at 11am on Saturday2nd February in the Phoenix Park. MSB St. Patrick's Festival 5k Race and Family Fun Run BHAA Dublin City Council 10k race
Over 400 participants have registered to take part in this year’s challenge which commenced in the Phoenix Park with the New Year’s Day Road Race on Tuesday 1st January 2019. The second race, the AXA Raheny 5 Mile race, took place on Sunday 27th January in St Anne’s Park. Participants included the Lord Mayor Nial Ring who on completion of the race cheered on fellow contenders! The third race, the Garda Cross Country 2 and 4-mile country race took place on Saturday 2nd February in the Phoenix Park.
Page 59 CHANGE FOR LIFE 2019
Change for Life is an 8 week programme that aims to improve the health of local communities through a partnership approach designed to support people to become more physically active on a regular basis and adopt a healthier diet. The programme runs in tandem with the RTE Operation Transformation TV show.
The programme was first developed in 2013 when a partnership was developed between Dublin City Sport & Wellbeing Partnership, Fatima Groups United, Health Promotion & Improvement, HSE Dublin Mid-Leinster and Dolphin Health Project. This partnership identified a need to tackle the issues of obesity and low physical activity levels in a new and innovative way
While weight loss was considered an important aspect of the programme it was also felt that there were many other health indicators that could be improved through participation in the programme such as aerobic fitness, body fat percentage and blood pressure. Improving the psychological well- being of participants was also considered an important outcome of the programme. Following planning and consultation meetings between the partners it was decided to run a diverse health & fitness programme aimed at having a positive impact on the overall health and wellbeing of the participants.
The 2019 Change for Life programme commences in early January and is being rolled out in fourteen communities over an 8 week period. The programme provides fitness assessments, a 5K timed walk (repeated at week 8) and nutritional/dietary advice. Independent nutritionists gave a series of talks on healthy eating habits and dietary information such as portion size and calorie counting. Weekly weigh-ins to assess progress will also be provided.
The following 8-week Change for Life programmes will be delivered in the North Central Area from January onwards;
Programme: Change for Life - Kilmore (January to March). Dates/Times: Mondays 8pm (Fitness Class) Wednesdays 8pm (Bokwa Class). Location: Kilmore Recreation Centre Participants: Mixed 18 + years. Partners: Kilmore/Beaumont CFL Programme.
Programme: Change for Life - Clontarf (January to March). Dates/Times: Thursdays 7pm. Location: Clontarf Coast Participants: Mixed 18 + years. Partners: Kilmore/Beaumont CFL programme.
Programme: Change for Life –Coolock (January to March). Dates/Times: TBC Location: Glynn Road Centre Participants: Mixed 18 + years. . Programme: Change for Life –Swimming Programme (January to March). Dates/Times: Wednesdays 1pm Location: Coolock swimming pool. Participants: Mixed 18 + years.
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Programme: Change for Life –Aqua Aerobics (January to March). Dates/Times: Wednesdays 1pm Location: Coolock swimming pool. Participants: Mixed 18 + years.
Programme: Change For Life –Darndale Fitness Class (January to March). Dates/Times: Mondays and Wednesdays 7-8pm Location: TBC Participants: Mixed 18 + years.
Programme: Change for Life –Swimming Programme (January to March). Dates/Times: Wednesdays 1pm Location: Coolock swimming pool. Participants: Mixed 18 + years.
Programme: Change for Life –Swimming Programme (January to March). Dates/Times: Wednesdays 1pm Location: Coolock swimming pool. Participants: Mixed 18 + years
Change for Life Citywide Event Programme: Citywide Nutrition Workshop Dates/Times: February - Date and Times TBC Location: Clongriffin Junction Centre Participants: Mixed Adults
OPERATION TRANSFORMATION NATIONAL WALK DAY 2019
As part of the Operation Transformation National Walk Day Dublin City Sport & Wellbeing Partnership hosted an open walk at 11am on Saturday, 12th January 2019 in the War Memorial Gardens, Dublin 8. The distance of the walk was between 3 and 5 kilometers in order to target people who are currently engaging in below the recommended levels of physical activity.
The walk marked the commencement of the 2019 Get Dublin Walking Programme which is a core programme delivered by DCSWP from January to March in partnership with the HSE and the DCC Community Section. Local walking programmes will commence in the 1st quarter of 2019.
The following Get Dublin Walking beginners programmes will be rolled out in the North Central area in the new year in partnership with local Youth Services, agencies and schools;
Programme: Get Dublin Walking (January – March) Dates/Times: Thursdays 8-9pm. Sundays 7-8pm. Location: Clontarf Promenade. Participants: Mixed Adults. Partners: Healthy Ireland/HSE.
Page 61 ONGOING NORTH CENTRAL PROGRAMMES – FEBRUARY – MARCH 2019
FOREVER FIT (CORE) 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.
The following Forever Fit class is being delivered in the North Central Area and focuses on Yoga and Mindfulness for Older Adults;
Programme: Older Adults Group Exercise Dates/Times: Ongoing Thursdays 10.30am – 11.30am Location: Donnycarney Beaumont Local Care Centre Participants: Older Adults (Mixed
The following Forever Fit Aqua Fit and swimming classes cater for older adults in the Coo lock, Kilmore, Beaumont and Artane areas;
Programme: Aqua Fit – Senior Citizens Dates/Times: Tuesdays 3-4pm. Location: Northside Swimming Pool Participants: Female 65+
As part of the Forever Fit programme 2 half day dance workshops will be delivered in the area between January and March. Details are listed below;
Programme: Older Adults Dance Workshop. Dates/Times: TBC Location: Kilbarrack Community and Parish Centre Participants: Older Adults (Mixed)
THRIVE (CORE) Adults with Mental Health Difficulties Thrive is a referral programme geared towards engaging people with mental health difficulties. This can range from people who suffer with anxiety or depression right through to people who may have suffered an acquired brain injury and need assistance in re-integrating into their communities from a personal independence, social & general wellbeing viewpoint.
Below are details of an ongoing THRIVE Football programme in the North Central Area. The programme comprises of drills and 5 a side competitive tournaments.
Programme: Indoor Football Dates/Times: Ongoing. Thursdays 3-4pm Location: Kilmore West Recreation Centre
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The following community based THRIVE programme will provide water safety and swimming lessons for males aged 16-25 years who have a dual diagnosis of mental health issues and substance misuse and addiction;
Programme: THRIVE – Water safety and swimming lessons. Dates/Times: Wednesdays 1pm. Location: Coolock Pool Participants: Male. 18+ Partners: Kilbarrack Coast Community Programme/HSE.
Programme: General Fitness Classes including Walking Sessions. Dates/Times: Ongoing. Thursdays 3-4pm Location: Kilmore West Recreation Centre Participants: Male. 18+ Partners: HSE
YOUTH FIT (CORE) 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.
In conjunction with Kilmore Community Development Project the following multi-sport initiative is delivered in the area aimed at young people aged 12 years;
Programme: KCDP Sport na nÓg Dates/Times: Ongoing. Mondays from 2pm Location: Kilbarrack Community and Parish Centre Participants: Mixed Teens 12 years Partners: KCDP Sport na nÓg
Programme: Afterschool Programme (Mixed Fitness Programme) Dates/Times: Ongoing. Fridays 4-5pm. Wednesdays 1.30-pm Location: Kilmore West Recreation Centre Participants: Male s aged 12 -15 years Partners: Kilmore West Youth Project
Programme: Saturday Programme (Swimming sessions and Parkrun participation) Dates/Times: Ongoing. Saturdays 10-1pm Location: Kilmore West Recreation Centre Participants: Male s ages 13-15 years Partners: Kilmore West Youth Project Programme: Primary School Swimming Programme – Scoil Íde
Page 63 Dates/Times: Ongoing. Fridays 11am-12.30pm Location: Kilmore West Recreation Centre Participants: Mixed ages 5-12 years Partners: Kilmore West Youth Project
GENERAL PROGRAMMES – FEBRUARY -MARCH 2019
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. Approximately 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 Silver Programme consists of higher intensity sessions & limited contact and the Gold phase takes it on to another level again. The DCSWP/Leinster Rugby Development Officer is currently engaging with schools across the South East Area.
Startbox programmes will continue in the following school in the North Central area in January 2019. Details are outlined below;
Programme: Boxing Programme Dates/Times: Ongoing. Fridays 1-2pm Location: Our Lady of Consolation, Donnycarney Participants: Mixed ages 10-12 years Partners: IABA and local Boxing Development Officer
Cricket Development Officer Update
Below are details of cricket programmes being delivered in the North Central Area in February 2019;
The cricket development officer continues to work with local sports development officers in the area in relation to the delivery of cricket programs for 2019.
School coaching visits will be delivered in February in the following school in the North Central Area;
St Francis, Priorswood (Tuesdays 11.00am-12.30pm) Our Lady Immaculate, Darndale (Tuesdays 1.00am-2.30pm) Howth Road National School, Clontarf Rd) Times and Dates TBC Northbay ET, Kilbarrack Times and Dates TBC
The Cricket Development Officer is currently organising dates and times with schools in the area for schoolyard cricket sessions that will be starting in late January. Particular focus will
Page 64 be on schools that are entered in the Leprechaun Cup (primary school cricket competition) and the secondary school competition. (Dates and times TBC).
Provincial cricket sessions continue during this period on Friday nights from 5.00pm-9.30pm in North County Cricket Club; participants from the North Central area are primarily from the Clontarf/Raheny area. Players are between 10-18 years of age.
The annual Dublin City U12, U14 and U17 camps will take place in North County Cricket Club from 10.00am-16.30pm on the 21st and 22nd of February. Participants attending from the North Central area will be from the Clontarf/Raheny area.
Football Development Officer Update
For details of Football events /initiatives and programmes in the North Central Ares please contact the local Football Development Officer. See contact details below.
Rugby Development Officer Update
Tag Rugby sessions will be delivered over 6 weeks in February and March in the following schools in the North Central Area;
St John of Gods GNS Artane 6 week programme 180 Girls taking part St David’s BNS Artane 6 week programme 90 Boys taking part St Fiachra’s SNS Beaumount 4 week programme 200 mixed kids taking part
Blitz Days
An all-girls Metro Secondary Schools contact rugby programme will culminate in a rugby tag blitz on Thursday 28th Feb. Location TBC
Disabilities Sessions
A six-week rugby programme aimed at delivering programmes specifically designed for players with disabilities will take place in February and March in partnership with Clontarf C.R.C (six week programme) and Raheny All-Stars Group (4 week programme).
Coach Development Training
Coach Development training focused on the up- skilling of local schools and club coaches for mini’s and youths age grade will take place in the area over the next period.
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Rowing Development Officer Update
Get Going…. Get Rowing
The Rowing Development Officer continues to deliver the Get Going Get Rowing programme in schools in and around Dublin. Following the February mid-term break the Get Going Get Rowing programme will commence in a new set of schools across the city including schools from the area. On-the-water taster sessions will be provided to demonstrate the pathway from the rowing machine to the water and encourage student to participate in the ‘Splash and Dash’ event on May 9th in Grand Canal Dock, Dublin.
Rowing students continue to ‘virtually’ row around the world. Team members participating in the initiative are from all corners of the globe and is currently on its way to Addis Ababa. Students are encouraged to clock up the metres to get the team all the way around the world.
Contact details
Shauna McIntyre, Dublin City Sport & Wellbeing Partnership Manager: [email protected] Aideen O’Connor, DCSWP Programmes & Services Development Manager: aideen.o’[email protected] Alan Morrin, 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]
Page 66 North Central Area Office, Northside Civic Centre, Bunratty Road, Coolock, Dublin 17.
Oifig Ceantar an Lárthuaiscirt, Ionad Cathartha an Taoibh Thuaidh, Bóthar Bun Raite, An Chúlóg, Baile Atha Cliath 17. T. 01 222 8541 F. 01 877 5851 E. [email protected]
Ref: JOS/2415888/2019 Date: 28th January 2019
The Chairman and Members of North Central Area Committee.
With reference to a proposal to initiate the procedure for the Extinguishment of the Public Right of Way over a laneway at the rear of 150-198A Kincora Road & 71-127 Conquer Hill Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3.
Proposal A request to have the public right of way extinguished over the laneway at the rear of 150- 198A Kincora Road & 71-127 Conquer Hill Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3 was received from a majority of residents. The reason given for requesting the closure is to prevent anti-social behaviour, illegal dumping & dog fouling in the laneway and on the green open space to the left as you enter the laneway from the east. The proposed method of closure is by means of gates with coded padlocks. Residents are willing to provide access to any services that require access and have given a commitment that they will be responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the laneway and green space when the right of way has been extinguished. The extent of the proposed extinguishment is shown on Drawing RM 37080 (copy attached).
Service Checks A service check has been initiated.
Statutory Requirement The statutory procedure involves giving public notice of the proposal in one or more newspapers circulating in the City and the affixing of that notice at each end of the right of way for a period of not less than 14 days. Any objections or representations made and not withdrawn shall be considered. The extinguishment of a public right of way is a function reserved to the elected members of the City Council.
Recommendation I recommend that procedures be initiated under Section 73 of the Roads Act 1993 to extinguish the public right of way over the area indicated on Drawing RM 37080.
______Dave Dinnigan Executive Manager
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North Central Area Office, Northside Civic Centre, Bunratty Road, Coolock, Dublin 17.
Oifig Ceantar an Lárthuaiscirt, Ionad Cathartha an Taoibh Thuaidh, Bóthar Bun Raite, An Chúlóg, Baile Atha Cliath 17. T. 01 222 8541 F. 01 877 5851 E. [email protected]
30th January 2019 Ref: JOS/2419386/2019
The Chairman and Members of North Central Area Committee.
Naming & Numbering Proposal for a new residential development on the site of The Verville Retreat, Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3
1-68 Verville, Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3 ______
This is a new residential development by Vervdev Ltd. on the site of the Verville Retreat, Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3. The development will consist of 1 mews house and 67 apartments. The development is indicated on the attached drawing SM-2019-0046.
“Verville” is a historic house of note on Vernon Avenue in Clontarf and dates back to the mid eighteenth century. Historically the house on the site has been used as a private residence, a convent and a nursing home. The developer would like to retain the historic and well known local name “Verville” and is therefore proposing to name & number the development 1-68 Verville, Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3/ 1-68 Verville, Ascaill Vernon, Cluain Tarbh, Baile Átha Cliath 3. The Heritage Officer recommends approval of this name.
1-68 Verville, Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3/ 1-68 Verville, Ascaill Vernon, Cluain Tarbh, Baile Átha Cliath 3 is considered suitable and is recommended for adoption.
Dave Dinnigan ______Executive Manager.
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North Central Area Office, Northside Civic Centre, Bunratty Road, Coolock, Dublin 17.
Oifig Ceantar an Lárthuaiscirt, Ionad Cathartha an Taoibh Thuaidh, Bóthar Bun Raite, An Chúlóg, Baile Atha Cliath 17. T. 01 222 8541 F. 01 877 5851 E. [email protected]
5th February 2019 Ref: JOS/2419964/2019
The Chairman and Members of North Central Area Committee.
Naming & Numbering Proposal for a new residential development on the site of the former Blackbanks Garden Centre, 754 Howth Road, Raheny, Dublin 5.
1-40 Blackbanks View, Howth Road, Raheny, Dublin 5 ______This is a new residential development by Dublin Loft Company Ltd. on the site of the former Blackbanks Garden Centre at 754 Howth Road, Raheny, Dublin 5. The development will consist of 40 apartments. The development is indicated on the attached drawing SM-2019-0067.
The developer proposes 1-40 Blackbanks View, Howth Road, Raheny, Dublin 5/ 1-40 Radharc an bPort Dubh, Bóthar Bhinn Éadair, Ráth Eanaigh, Baile Átha Cliath 5. Blackbanks refers not just to the former business on the site and this specific area but also to the stream that flowed through Santry, Beaumount, Coolock and Raheny. The Heritage Officer recommends approval of this name.
The name and numbers 1-40 Blackbanks View, Howth Road, Raheny, Dublin 5/1- 40 Radharc an bPort Dubh, Bóthar Bhinn Éadair, Ráth Eanaigh, Baile Átha Cliath 5 is considered suitable and is recommended for adoption.
Dave Dinnigan ______Executive Manager.
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07/02/2019 North Central Area - TAG Meeting Minutes for Noting 15 Items (Area Committee Date: 18/02/2019) Page 1 of 3 Item Enquiry SP Ref Topic Road Post Request Description Tag Result Tag Comments Request By Received Sec
1 7005154 Double Yellow CROYDON PARK Dublin 3 At the bollards at Croydon Park Recommended Following investigation, it is recommended that double yellow Councillor 28/09/2018 0 Lines AVENUE (NC) Avenue beyond the top of Casino lines be provided on the western side of Croydon Park Ave.at the Road. northern end of the semi circular open space adjacent to house no 53. Extending 6m across the entrance east of the existing bollards. This measure is to improve visibility for school children at this desire line.
2 7005557 Double Yellow HOWTH ROAD (NC) Dublin 3 Extend DYLs at corner to o/s 36 Not The existing double yellow lines extend for 6m southwards on Member of 19/10/2018 0 Lines (Extend) Howth Rd. Recommended Howth Road from the junction of Charlemont Road. On the Public examination no issues with access or visibility were observed.Extending the restrictions is therefore not recommended.
3 7005879 Double Yellow BRIAN BORU Dublin 3 DYLs for path around the corner Recommended It is not D.C.C. policy to provide double yellow lines on corners to Member of 09/11/2018 0 Lines STREET (NC) towards bus garage, to provide prevent parking as it is illegal to park within 5m of a junction. the Public accessibility for wheelchair. However in order to keep the dishings available for wheelchair users,it is recommended that double yellow lines be provided around each corner for 2m.
4 7005880 Double Yellow MARINO CRESCENT Dublin 3 18 Marino Crescent, difficulty Recommended Under The Road Traffic (Traffic & Parking ) Regulations, Section Member of 12/11/2018 0 Page 79 Page Lines (NC) exiting driveway 36 paragraph(2) g; the Public “A vehicle shall not be parked 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;” However, in order to maintain ease of access ,it is recommended that double yelllow lines be provided for 3m between the gates of 18/19 Marino Crescent.
5 7005928 Double Yellow CHANEL ROAD (NC) Dublin 5 on both sides of Chanel Road at Not Under The Road Traffic (Traffic & Parking ) Regulations, Section Member of 13/11/2018 0 Lines the junction with Brookville Road. Recommended 36 paragraph(2) c, It is illegal to park;“within 5 meters of a road the Public junction; Likewise;Under The Road Traffic (Traffic & Parking ) Regulations, Section 36 paragraph(2) g; “A vehicle shall not be parked 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;” It is not recommended to introduce parking restrictions where restrictions are already covered under the law, such as extending yellow lines around corners, as this would lead to a proliferation of same and additional expense due to maintenance etc. Infringements of the Act is being referred to Dublin Street Parking Services Ph.6022500 for enforcement under the law. 07/02/2019 North Central Area - TAG Meeting Minutes for Noting 15 Items (Area Committee Date: 18/02/2019) Page 2 of 3 Item Enquiry SP Ref Topic Road Post Request Description Tag Result Tag Comments Request By Received Sec
6 7005969 Double Yellow HARMONSTOWN Dublin 5 on the road Not Parking restrictions have been provided where apropriate on Councillor 14/11/2018 0 Lines ROAD (NC) Recommended either side of the entrance to the cul de sac. Further restrictions only shift parking further into the cul de sac and impinge on the free parking amenity of local residents. Therefore further parking restrictions are not recommended.
7 7006116 Yellow Box ARDBEG ROAD (NC) Dublin 5 Extend yellow box at this Recommended Following investigation, it is recommended that the existing yellow Councillor 20/11/2018 0 (Extend) junction, to assist in turning right box be extended across the north west bound lane of Ardlea Road coming out of Ardbeg Road. in order to assist right turn egress from Ardbeg Road.
8 7006164 Double Yellow GRANGE ROAD (NC) Dublin 13 Near St Laurence’s National Not The location referred to is within the administrative area of Fingal TD 22/11/2018 0 Lines School, Baldoyle. Recommended County Council..
9 7006260 Double Yellow CHARLEMONT ROAD Dublin 3 Extend double yellow lines on Not Following observation, there was no evidence of the parking Member of 28/11/2018 0 Lines (NC) Charlemont Road from the Recommended adjacent to the Clontarf Veterinary Hospital interfering with access the Public junction with Malahide Road as or traffic flow. The existing double yellow lines extend for 5m on far as the loading bay. either side of the junction which allows for adequate access. Therefore extending the double yellow lines is not recommended.
10 7006311 Yellow Box BELMAYNE AVENUE Dublin 13 Yellow box for Belmayne side of Recommended Following investigation, it is recommended that a yellow box be Councillor 30/11/2018 1 (NC) roundabout. provided on the northern arm of the Clare Hall Roundabout in
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11 7006501 3.5 Tonne Limit RIVERSIDE PARK Dublin 17 at entry to Riverside Park from Recommended Following examination it is recommended that a 3.5 Tonne Limit Councillor 11/12/2018 0 (NC) Clonshaugh Rd. sign be provided at the junction of Riverside Park and Clonshaugh Road in order to enhibit HGV rat running.
12 7006511 Yellow Box CASTLEVIEW (NC) Dublin 5 Yellow box for this location. Recommended Following investigation, it is recommended that a yellow box be Member of 11/12/2018 0 provided at the junction of Castleview and Maryfield Crescent in the Public order to improve egress from Castleview at peak traffic times.
13 7006658 Double Yellow NEWBROOK ROAD Dublin 13 all along wall, particularly on the Not Parking restrictions have been provided by way of a continuous Member of 21/12/2018 0 Lines (NC) bend. Recommended white line on the western side of Newbrook Road opposite no 13. the Public Under The Road Traffic (Traffic & Parking ) Regulations, Section 36 paragraph(2) d, "it is illegal to park; “opposite a continuous white line” where roadway is less than 3 traffic lanes. It is not recommended to introduce parking restrictions where restrictions are already covered under the law, as this would lead to a proliferation of same and additional expense due to maintenance etc. Infringements of the Act is being referred to the Gardai & Dublin Street Parking Services Ph.6022500 for enforcement under the law. 07/02/2019 North Central Area - TAG Meeting Minutes for Noting 15 Items (Area Committee Date: 18/02/2019) Page 3 of 3 Item Enquiry SP Ref Topic Road Post Request Description Tag Result Tag Comments Request By Received Sec
14 7007185 Double Yellow HOWTH ROAD (NC) Dublin 3 either side of entrance to Gallen Not Double yellow lines are provided as a measure to maintain a Member of 31/01/2019 0 Lines House 15/17 Howth Road Recommended through flow of traffic and to prevent congestion. They are not the Public provided outside individual entrances to prevent parking as it is illegal to park so as to block an entrance. Moreover a bus lane is in situ between the hours of 07.00-10.00hrs Mon. to Sat. when it is illegal to park. This request does not meet the criteria for the provision of double yellow lines and is therefore not recommended.
15 11065196 2334304 Double Yellow BRIARFIELD ROAD Dublin 5 This corner has illegal parking Not The Traffic Advisory Group has previously recommended on Member of 09/05/2018 0 Lines (NC) and is very dangerous Recommended 28/8/2018 that double yellow lines be provided.on Briarsfield Road the Public on the southern corner at 2a Briarsfield Road. Located from 5m west of the pedestrian entrance gate around the corner to the ramp sign. A distance of15m.This measure is to improve visibility and conflict with approaching traffic. Further measures are therefore not recommended Page 81 Page
Traffic Service Requests, Status Report at 15/01/2019 North Central Area Committee Meeting 18/02/2019
Traffic Advisory Group (TAG) Service Request Statistics
9 No. TAG Requests received since previous report
202 Total TAG Requests currently open on Confirm
Breakdown of TAG Requests currently open on Confirm
Stage 1 8 Stage 2 103 Stage 3 65 Stage 4 23 Stage 5 3
General traffic service requests not requiring Statutory Orders.
Total Non Tag requests received since previous 13 report Total Non Tag requests currently open on 172 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 7002360 EDENMORE CRESCENT (NC) Double Yellow Lines on corners facing church 10/04/2018 10:37:201
2 7002606 GRANGE ROAD (NC) Traffic Lights (new) at Roundabout 30/04/2018 16:00:041
3 7003453 CROYDON PARK AVENUE Disab Park Bay Residential on the road 20/06/2018 09:04:571 (NC)
4 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.
5 7004960 CLANAWLEY ROAD (NC) Single Yellow Line single yellow at the entrance to the cul de 19/09/2018 17:00:591 sac.
6 7005731 DUNSEVERICK ROAD (NC) TAG General Engineer Query Details of requested parking measures past 01/11/2018 15:07:001 & present for this road, along with margins and dates of any ballots held.
7 7006502 HOWTH ROAD (NC) TAG General Engineer Query along the road at peak hours 11/12/2018 12:18:001
8 7006825 ELMFIELD RISE (NC) Roundabout (Rescind) Remove roundabout, and instate junction 14/01/2019 10:56:411 arrangement to control traffic flow & delivery trucks, etc.
9 90046202 SP_31756 WATERMILL ROAD (NC) Disab Park Bay Gen (Rescind) Move space 03/06/2016 12:36:142
10 90047685 SP_36541 CARNDONAGH LAWN (NC) Double Yellow Lines or single yellow time-plated 6am to 7pm 15/02/2017 15:00:372 outside No.41.
11 90047919 SP_36777 SAINT BRIGID'S ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at St Brigids Rd / Gracefield Rd interface 02/03/2017 12:18:332
12 90047992 SP_36850 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing near entrance to Foxfield Road. 07/03/2017 14:34:462
13 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.
14 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
15 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.
16 90049195 SP_38068 GRIFFITH AVENUE (NW/NC) Cycle Track along all of Griffith Avenue 17/05/2017 10:30:382
17 90049525 SP_38401 CLONSHAUGH AVENUE (NC) Traffic Lights (new) at the junction of Glin Road. 30/05/2017 15:13:472
18 90050445 SP_39342 TULIP COURT (NC) Yellow Box (Extend) o/s Our Lady Immaculate Senior National 24/07/2017 13:35:312 School.
19 90050700 SP_39598 MAIN STREET (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Coolock Village, outside Cock and Bull pub 09/08/2017 12:53:482
20 90050720 SP_39618 ARDLEA ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at Ardlea Road /Kilmore Road 09/08/2017 20:06:342
21 90050790 SP_39688 CASTLE AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at junction of Castle Ave and Victoria Rd. 14/08/2017 13:14:142
22 90050804 SP_39702 SAINT GABRIEL'S ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing between church and shops 15/08/2017 11:53:502
23 90050913 SP_39813 COOLOCK DRIVE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing across from the Aldi Store. 22/08/2017 13:12 1:36
24 90050952 SP_39853 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at junction with Oulton Road. 23/08/2017 12:06:12 1
25 90050996 SP_39897 WINDSOR AVENUE (NC) Disab Park Bay Residential outside no 41. 25/08/2017 09:48:352 Page 84 Page 1 of 9 Status Report Wednesday 23 January 2019 202 Items
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26 90051090 SP_39991 GREENCASTLE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at Greencastle Parade. 30/08/2017 16:08:412
27 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)
28 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
29 90051694 SP_40607 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at the Astro Pitches. 04/10/2017 00:00:002
30 90051762 SP_40676 KILBARRACK ROAD (NC) Yellow Box at entrance to Kilbarrack Parade (Industrial 06/10/2017 00:00:002 Estate).
31 7000972 WATERMILL ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing close to the junction of All Saint's Road. 19/12/2017 13:30:172
32 7001299 TURLOGH PARADE (NC) Cycle Track on the road. 19/01/2018 10:02:532
33 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.
34 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.
35 7001670 BARRYSCOURT ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian crossing with lights to allow safe 13/02/2018 10:27:412 access to Northside Shopping Centre.
36 7001681 BELMAYNE AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing on Parkside Boulevard near the two schools 13/02/2018 12:13:322
37 7001858 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian/cyclist crossing for seaward side. 27/02/2018 15:51:072
38 7002058 GREENCASTLE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Greencastle Rd at the eastern entrance to 16/03/2018 16:43:222 the Stardust Memorial Park
39 7002063 MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE Pedestrian Crossing at a suitable point along the avenue. 16/03/2018 17:00:202 (NC)
40 7002287 NEWBROOK ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines in mini cul-de-sac 05/04/2018 11:41:312
41 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.
42 11065196 2334304 BRIARFIELD ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines This corner has illegal parking and is very 09/05/2018 12:21:422 dangerous
43 7003411 CLONTARF ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian facilities at area around Clontarf 18/06/2018 13:21:542 Baths
44 7003684 MILLBROOK AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Safety measures to enable children to cross 06/07/2018 15:59:002 road
45 7003774 COPELAND AVENUE (NC) Right Turn Filter Light From Copeland onto Malahide Rd, many 13/07/2018 09:51:222 young children cross near there for school.
46 7003777 OULTON ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at or near junction Oulton Road/Clontarf 13/07/2018 12:38:152 Road
47 7004268 SLADEMORE AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps Speed ramps for this location. 13/08/2018 18:19:342
48 7004372 TEMPLE VIEW AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing (Relocate) Proposed pedestrian crossing too near to the17/08/2018 12:13:362 roundabout.
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49 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.
50 7004513 CROMCASTLE GREEN (NC) Pedestrian Crossing at Entrance to Scoil Fhursa 27/08/2018 09:13:332
51 7004557 PHILIPSBURGH AVENUE (NC) Parking Restrictions o/s Nos.26-32 (DYL, SYL, Other) 28/08/2018 16:08:162
52 7004729 BRIDGE STREET (NC) Cycle Track Looking for cycle lane markings to be 05/09/2018 14:36:302 considered for Bridge Street
53 7004834 OSCAR TRAYNOR ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing To review the effectiveness of the lights. 11/09/2018 15:53:272
54 7004957 CONQUER HILL ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps 1) at 54 C.Hill Rd and 2) btwn 54 C.Hill Rd 19/09/2018 16:36:372 and junction Kincora Rd.
55 7004959 KILBRIDE ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming On the Road 19/09/2018 16:50:122
56 7004965 FAIRVIEW STRAND (NC) Advance Cycle Stop Line Request for Advance Cycle Stopline 19/09/2018 18:40:392
57 7004966 ANNESLEY BRIDGE ROAD Traffic Lights (new) Advance cyclist light 19/09/2018 19:23:192 (NW/C)
58 7005034 GRIFFITH AVENUE (NW/NC) Traffic Calming narrowing the carriage way at the schools 22/09/2018 10:04:282 and speed ramps
59 7005073 MARYVILLE ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps On the road 25/09/2018 14:44:292
60 7005122 CRAIGFORD DRIVE (NC) Traffic Calming On the road 27/09/2018 11:58:592
61 7005154 CROYDON PARK AVENUE Double Yellow Lines At the bollards at Croydon Park Avenue 28/09/2018 11:40:302 (NC) beyond the top of Casino Road.
62 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.
63 7005419 GROVE PARK (NC) Children Crossing Sign Traffic is heavy in the area 15/10/2018 10:10:572
64 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.
65 7005439 SAINT BRIGID'S ROAD (NC) TAG General Engineer Query Speeding & Parking on the road. 15/10/2018 15:38:422
66 7005446 GRACE PARK ROAD (NW/NC) Pedestrian Crossing Richmond Rd - Grace Park Rd 15/10/2018 16:07:402
67 7005447 FAIRVIEW TERRACE (NC) Traffic Calming along the street. 15/10/2018 16:16:552
68 7005451 RICHMOND ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Install intermittent speed signage and speed 15/10/2018 17:28:282 limit restriction signage.
69 7005452 GRACE PARK ROAD (NW/NC) Pedestrian Crossing For crossing to Clonturk Park. 15/10/2018 17:32:442
70 7005506 FITZROY AVENUE (C) Disab Park Bay Residential at No.23 17/10/2018 16:50:532
71 7005557 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Extend DYLs at corner to o/s 36 Howth Rd. 19/10/2018 15:41:592
72 7005606 GRIFFITH AVENUE (NW/NC) Right Turn Filter Light For right hand turn towards Fairview. 23/10/2018 13:39:332
73 7005607 GRIFFITH AVENUE (NW/NC) Right Turn Filter Light Turning right towards Glandore Rd. 23/10/2018 13:42:392
74 7005612 SAINT LAWRENCE ROAD Traffic Lights (new) For exiting onto the Howth Road. 23/10/2018 18:17:462 (NC) Page 86 Page 3 of 9 Status Report Wednesday 23 January 2019 202 Items
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75 7005630 CAUSEWAY ROAD (NC) Buildout (Rescind) Restore 2 lanes on Causeway Road. 24/10/2018 13:03:302
76 7005793 GRANGE PARK ROAD (NC) Speed Cushions Speed cushions for all main roads into the 06/11/2018 12:37:492 estate.
77 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.
78 7005855 COOLOCK LANE (NC) Traffic Lights (new) Traffic lights for slip roads, or footbridge over 08/11/2018 16:23:12 1 road.
79 7005879 BRIAN BORU STREET (NC) Double Yellow Lines DYLs for path around the corner towards bus 09/11/2018 16:28:422 garage, to provide accessibility for wheelchair.
80 7005880 MARINO CRESCENT (NC) Double Yellow Lines 18 Marino Crescent, difficulty exiting 12/11/2018 10:03:162 driveway
81 7005928 CHANEL ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines on both sides of Chanel Road at the junction 13/11/2018 11:48:302 with Brookville Road.
82 7005969 HARMONSTOWN ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines on the road 14/11/2018 13:04:292
83 7006041 SAINT BRENDAN'S TERRACE Speed Ramps on the road 15/11/2018 19:36:062 (NC)
84 7006048 COPELAND AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps Additional ramps for the length of Copeland 16/11/2018 12:12:502 Avenue.
85 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.
86 7006085 COLLINSWOOD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian crossing for entrance to estate, 19/11/2018 11:52:242 near bus stops.
87 7006097 KINCORA AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Add a 4th ped crossing to assist visually 19/11/2018 17:13:302 impaired individual.
88 7006116 ARDBEG ROAD (NC) Yellow Box (Extend) Extend yellow box at this junction, to assist 20/11/2018 13:41:592 in turning right coming out of Ardbeg Road.
89 7006117 TURLOGH GARDENS (NC) Disab Park Bay Residential 10 Turlough Gardens, Fairview, Dublin 3 20/11/2018 14:27:422
90 7006164 GRANGE ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines Near St Laurence’s National School, 22/11/2018 12:41:222 Baldoyle.
91 7006208 MORROGH TERRACE (NC) Cycle Track Contra-flow cycle lane for this location. 27/11/2018 10:48:372
92 11072318 2403250 BUNRATTY ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps (Rescind) Caller is requesting that the ramp outside 27/11/2018 14:31:082 her home be moved. Caller states that the ramp is damaging her vehicle. Please contact caller to discuss further
93 7006260 CHARLEMONT ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines Extend double yellow lines on Charlemont 28/11/2018 15:27:472 Road from the junction with Malahide Road as far as the loading bay.
94 7006311 BELMAYNE AVENUE (NC) Yellow Box Yellow box for Belmayne side of roundabout. 30/11/2018 12:13:192
95 7006334 HOWTH ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing On the road 03/12/2018 16:50:382
96 7006362 WATERMILL ROAD (NC) Zebra Crossing Zebra crossing for safety of young children, 04/12/2018 13:05:472 the elderly population and park users.
97 7006426 MOATVIEW AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming along the road 06/12/2018 13:09:12 1 Page 87 Page 4 of 9 Status Report Wednesday 23 January 2019 202 Items
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98 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.
99 7006434 CLONSHAUGH AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian lights for Clonshaugh Avenue. 06/12/2018 16:21:582
100 7006442 KILLESTER AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming Concerns regarding speeding and rat 07/12/2018 10:30:472 running on Killester Av
101 7006490 GRACE PARK ROAD (NW/NC) Traffic Calming Speed bumps, additional signage, or other 10/12/2018 15:58:102 measures for this location.
102 7006501 RIVERSIDE PARK (NC) 3.5 Tonne Limit at entry to Riverside Park from Clonshaugh 11/12/2018 12:15:442 Rd.
103 7006511 CASTLEVIEW (NC) Yellow Box Yellow box for this location. 11/12/2018 15:26:192
104 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.
105 7006553 FURRY PARK ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing From Furry Park Road to St Anne’s 13/12/2018 11:30:382
106 7006642 ALL HALLOWS SQUARE (NC) Yellow Box (Extend) Current box too small 20/12/2018 14:54:382
107 7006655 CARNDONAGH ROAD (NC) Speed Cushions along road 21/12/2018 12:45:212
108 7006658 NEWBROOK ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines all along wall, particularly on the bend. 21/12/2018 15:30:402
109 7006742 HOLYWELL AVENUE (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Outside the Crèche on Holywell Avenue, 08/01/2019 12:33:552 Donaghmede, Dublin 13.
110 7006790 EDENMORE PARK (NC) Disab Park Bay General Outside the school 10/01/2019 14:53:542
111 7006851 COPELAND AVENUE (NC) Pedestrian Crossing Pedestrian light for this road. 15/01/2019 10:54:222
112 90044623 SP_7946 SWAN'S NEST AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps Request for ramps on Swan's Nest Avenue. 12/07/2013 15:01:164
113 90044683 SP_10207 DROMNANANE ROAD (NC) Buildout at the junction of Dromnanane Road and 14/01/2014 13:31:484 Coolatree Road.
114 90044693 SP_10628 GRANGE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing on Grange Road at Grange Abbey Grove. 11/02/2014 13:12:354
115 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.
116 90044784 SP_12935 HADDON ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Build-Out at the junction of Clontarf Road. 25/06/2014 15:48:454
117 90045286 SP_19282 HAZELWOOD PARK (NC) Traffic Calming Traffic calming measures. 21/07/2015 15:43:034
118 90045313 SP_19592 VENETIAN HALL (NC) Traffic Lights (new) at Venetian Hall. 11/08/2015 14:54:454
119 90045360 SP_19961 ADARE PARK (NC) Speed Ramps on the road 03/09/2015 17:15:104
120 90045427 SP_20334 SION HILL ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming Request additional ramp in vicinity of No. 43 22/09/2015 15:38:494
121 90045522 SP_21001 ANNADALE DRIVE (NC) Traffic Calming on the road. 22/10/2015 16:16:354
122 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.
123 90045643 SP_28076 KINCORA ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps on the road. 24/11/2015 16:39:344 Page 88 Page 5 of 9 Status Report Wednesday 23 January 2019 202 Items
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124 90045839 SP_29373 KINCORA GROVE (NC) Traffic Calming Kincora Grove 05/02/2016 18:18:254
125 90046074 SP_30910 THORNVILLE AVENUE (NC) Speed Ramps on the road 20/04/2016 15:35:474
126 90046551 SP_34250 GRACE PARK HEIGHTS (NC) Speed Ramps additional ramp on the road 11/10/2016 16:46:464
127 90046742 SP_35380 HOLLYBROOK ROAD (NC) P&D/Permit Park (Extend Area) from Nos. 13 to 38 on the west side and 07/12/2016 17:13:344 from Nos. 39 to 66 on the east side.
128 90046754 SP_35417 BEAUMONT WOODS (NC) Left Turn Filter Light From Beaumont Woods onto Beaumont 09/12/2016 14:50:564 Road.
129 90046853 SP_35703 GRIFFITH COURT (NC) Children Crossing Sign children at play / be careful signage at the 03/01/2017 16:52:524 entrance to Griffith Court.
130 90046895 SP_35745 SEAFIELD ROAD EAST (NC) Traffic Calming near 1 Seacourt. 05/01/2017 16:12:304
131 90047117 SP_35968 FOXFIELD ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps on the road. 17/01/2017 15:01:434
132 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.
133 90047636 SP_36491 CASTLE AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming in relation to Belgrove JBS and JGS on 10/02/2017 16:28:224 Castle Avenue
134 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.
135 90048484 SP_37347 MILLBROOK DRIVE (NC) Speed Ramps at the junction of Millbrook Drive and 05/04/2017 09:37:284 Tonlegee Road.
136 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.
137 90048697 SP_37563 GREENCASTLE ROAD (NC) Pedestrian Crossing towards the Stardust Memorial Park / 18/04/2017 12:22:094 Barryscourt Road.
138 90049053 SP_37924 FERRYCARRIG ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming at the junction of Ferrycarrig Road and 08/05/2017 20:39:344 Ferrycarrig Drive.
139 90051129 SP_40030 SPRINGDALE ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming for additional traffic calming measures. 01/09/2017 09:32:184
140 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.
141 7000077 EDENMORE AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming on the road. 26/10/2017 11:49:044
142 7000269 CHANEL AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming On the road 08/11/2017 14:54:594
143 7000623 CHARLEMONT ROAD (NC) P&D/Permit Parking Introduction of a scheme on the road. 27/11/2017 14:31:284
144 7001771 KILMORE DRIVE (NC) Traffic Calming some form of traffic calming for the road. 21/02/2018 13:31:184
145 7002061 BELTON PARK ROAD (NC) Children Crossing Sign from Collins Ave. 16/03/2018 16:54:144
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146 7002062 HAZEL ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming HAZEL RD & HOLLY RD 16/03/2018 16:57:224
147 7002467 CLONTARF PARK (NC) Speed Ramps Provision of previously recommended ramp. 18/04/2018 12:57:394
148 7002733 THE CLOSE (NC) Double Yellow Lines at corner of The Close and Ivy Court. 03/05/2018 12:38:514
149 7002923 MASK AVENUE (NC) Roundabout & surrounding streets. 17/05/2018 16:21:484
150 7003179 NORTHERN CLOSE (NC) Traffic Lights (new) at junction with R139 (N32) 01/06/2018 14:48:314
151 7003260 MILLWOOD VILLAS (NC) TAG General Engineer Query At junction Woodbine Road - Ramps or 08/06/2018 09:49:574 buildout or other measures.
152 7003450 MOUNT PROSPECT AVENUE Parking Restrictions from Baymount Prk to Park Lawn 19/06/2018 14:19:384 (NC)
153 7003603 SAINT DONAGH'S ROAD (NC) Roundabout at the beginning of Saint Donagh’s Road. 02/07/2018 14:40:484
154 7003641 VERNON GARDENS (NC) One-Way System regarding the suitability of Vernon Gardens 04/07/2018 13:00:194 for a one-way option.
155 7003725 GREENCASTLE ROAD (NC) Speed Ramps Looking for an additional ramp on the road. 10/07/2018 14:47:514
156 7004012 CARNDONAGH PARK (NC) Speed Ramps traffic calming measures (traffic signs, 30/07/2018 11:44:534 speed bumps).
157 7004037 GREENCASTLE ROAD (NC) Traffic Lights (new) at the junction of Coolock Drive and 31/07/2018 09:07:394 Greencastle Road in light of development plans for the Chivers site
158 7004118 MARINO CRESCENT (NC) Bus Lane Extend lane to allow buses to pass more 02/08/2018 17:05:344 quickly through crossroad at Marino Crescent & Fairview Park.
159 7004164 GRANGE ABBEY ROAD (NC) Traffic Calming on the road 07/08/2018 12:21:174
160 7004303 CROMCASTLE DRIVE (NC) Double Yellow Lines double yellow lines on both ends of the road 16/08/2018 10:16:544
161 7004450 ARDLEA ROAD (NC) Yellow Box (Extend) Extend yellow boxes and provide additional 22/08/2018 12:32:044 lane signage to ease traffic flow.
162 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.
163 7004713 MASK AVENUE (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) Extend DYL's to include dangerous bend up 05/09/2018 09:46:204 to No 69.
164 7004770 ENNEL DRIVE (NC) Double Yellow Lines Request for double yellow lines on both 07/09/2018 11:13:354 corners opposite the school coach bay and opposite the school entrance.
165 7004849 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) Yellow Box (Extend) At Artane Roundabout 12/09/2018 11:49:054
166 7004997 GRANGE ABBEY CRESCENT Double Yellow Lines on the road 20/09/2018 14:44:034 (NC)
167 7005209 OSCAR TRAYNOR ROAD (NC) Right Turn Only Lane right turn filer lane to turn right turning into 02/10/2018 17:49:054 Clonshaugh Industrial Estate
168 7005285 PINEBROOK RISE (NC) Double Yellow Lines Outside house where tree once was 08/10/2018 10:36:434
169 7005300 OSCAR TRAYNOR ROAD (NC) Right Turn Only Convert right lane of road into a right turn 08/10/2018 13:46:004 only lane.
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170 11070511 2384568 BRIARFIELD ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines Dangerous Parking: Dangerous parking on 09/10/2018 12:26:324 Briarfield Road/Grove & Briarfield Villas.
171 7005331 FAIRVIEW STRAND (NC) Parking Restrictions Additional road markings or signage to 09/10/2018 13:05:554 indicate no parking until 10am.
172 7005406 ALFIE BYRNE ROAD (NC) Cycle Track Add "No Parking" signs or bollards to 12/10/2018 13:07:514 prevent buses parking on cycle track.
173 7005409 RICHMOND ROAD (NC) 3.5 Tonne Limit Westbound, at junction Grace Park Rd 12/10/2018 13:36:244
174 7005413 TURLOGH GARDENS (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Rescind) on the street. 12/10/2018 16:35:244
175 7005422 AULDEN GRANGE (NC) Stop Sign within the estate 15/10/2018 12:24:584
176 7005531 BROOKWOOD LAWN (NC) Children Crossing Sign on the road. 18/10/2018 14:27:304
177 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.
178 90045778 SP_28967 RAHENY PARK (NC) Yield Sign outside No. 83. 19/01/2016 15:22:465
179 90045865 SP_29562 BELMONT PARK (NC) Stop Sign at the beginning of the estate for cars exiting 11/02/2016 10:50:15 1 onto Raheny Road.
180 90046620 SP_34649 MERVILLE AVENUE (NC) P&D/Permit Park (Change for extension of operational hours. BALLOT 25/10/2016 13:29:055 Hours)
181 90046661 SP_34896 KINCORA GROVE (NC) Children Crossing Sign on Kincora Grove. 08/11/2016 16:31:095
182 90048692 SP_37558 CLONSHAUGH DRIVE (NC) School Ahead Sign for St. Francis Senior National School. 18/04/2017 12:12:225
183 90051241 SP_40143 MERVILLE AVENUE (NC) Loading Bay outside Little Sport Bike Shop 07/09/2017 14:46:585
184 90051265 SP_40167 VERNON AVENUE (NC) Disab Park Bay Residential Outside No. 27. 08/09/2017 12:30:365
185 90051624 SP_40534 THORNVILLE ROAD (NC) 3.5 Tonne Limit on the road. 02/10/2017 00:00:005
186 7000840 KINCORA ROAD (NC) School Warden at junction of Oulton Rd and Kincora Rd. 11/12/2017 16:53:505
187 7000889 SAINT JOSEPH'S TERRACE P&D/Permit Parking .Introduction of a Scheme on the road. 14/12/2017 10:35:385 (NC)
188 7001041 MASK AVENUE (NC) Yield Sign at the junction of Mask Avenue and Mask 03/01/2018 15:00:305 Crescent.
189 7002117 COLLINS PARK (NC) Stop Sign Yield or Stop Sign at junction 22/03/2018 10:46:155
190 7002124 WATERMILL DRIVE (NC) Stop Sign at junction Watermill Road 22/03/2018 13:31:595
191 7002233 THE BRAMBLINGS (NC) Single Yellow Line Time restriction needed for the single yellow 29/03/2018 10:24:235 line timeplate.
192 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).
193 7003407 MARINO MART (NC) Cycle Track Review design of markings and signage for 18/06/2018 13:01:485 non-mandatory cycle path.
194 7003951 SAINT BRENDAN'S DRIVE Traffic Calming Junction of Malahide Rd / St Brendan's Drive 25/07/2018 13:04:025 (NC) / St Brendan's Ave.
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195 7004217 MALAHIDE ROAD (NC) TAG General Engineer Query To review the Artane roundabout roundabout 09/08/2018 17:28:465 including Extend yellow boxes and provide additional lane signage.
196 7005001 LOMOND AVENUE (NC) Loading Bay (Extend) Request operational hours start at 7am. 20/09/2018 15:51:205
197 7005351 CASTLE AVENUE (NC) Continuous White Line Reduce continuous white line to previous 10/10/2018 16:03:245 length to prevent the clamping of residents' vehicles.
198 7005355 BERESFORD AVENUE (NC) Yellow Box (Extend) Extend to cover both lanes at junction. 10/10/2018 17:01:185
199 7005380 EDENMORE AVENUE (NC) Disab Park Bay General Parking bay for pharmacy/shopping centre 11/10/2018 17:37:015 customers.
200 7002054 NEWBROOK ROAD (NC) Double Yellow Lines (Extend) in Cul De Sac at above location 16/03/2018 13:08:41A
201 7002330 JAMES LARKIN ROAD (NC) Right Turn Filter Light at junction of Mt Prospect Ave. 06/04/2018 12:08:55A
202 7006290 PHILIPSBURGH AVENUE (NC) Traffic Calming FOLLOW UP QUESTIONS REGARDING 30/11/2018 09:02:18A SPEED LIMIT, AND INSPECTION THAT TOOK PLACE.
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