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1 Notification to Attend Monthly Meeting of the North Central Area Committee to Be Held in the Northside Civic Centre, Bunratty NOTIFICATION TO ATTEND MONTHLY MEETING OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE TO BE HELD IN THE NORTHSIDE CIVIC CENTRE, BUNRATTY ROAD, COOLOCK, DUBLIN 17, ON MONDAY 19th JULY 2010 AT 2.00 P.M TO EACH MEMBER OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE You are hereby notified to attend the monthly meeting of the above Committee to be held in the Northside Civic Centre, Bunratty Road, Coolock, Dublin 17 , on 19th July 2010 at 2.00 p.m. to deal with the items on the agenda attached herewith. CÉLINE REILLY AREA MANAGER Dated this the 13TH July 2010 Contact Person: Ms. Dympna McCann, Ms. Yvonne Kirwan, Phone: 8166712 Northside Civic Centre, Bunratty Road, Coolock, Dublin 17. Fax: 8775851 EMAIL: [email protected] 1 Item Page Time 4011. Election of Chairperson 4012. Election of Vice- Chairperson 4013. Minutes of meeting held on the 21st June 2010 6-13 5 mins 4014. Questions to Area Manager 44-53 4015. Area Matters 40 mins a. Part 8 Planning Application for the OBI ( Report herewith)--- Gerry 14-15 Geraghty, Mark Turpin b. Update on Priory Hall ( Report hererwith)--- Kieran Gallagher 16 c. No update on June report on Wad. June Report d. Verbal Update on Lawrence Lands-- - e. Report on condition of footbridge at Fairview ( Report herewith) 17 f. Report on St. Annes Park ( Report herewith)--- Eoin Ward 18 g. Review of car parks along Clontarf Road ( Report herewith) Brian 19-20 Riddick h. Update report on Pyrite ( Report herewith) -- Derek Dixon 21 i. North Central Area Matters ( Report herewith ) 22-34 j. Update on status of laneway running between Clonturk Park & Ormond 35 Road. ( Report herewith) -- Elaine Mulvenny 4016. Planning and Development Matters 10 a. Derelict Sites Quarterly Report ( Report herewith) 36-38 mins b. Proposed disposal of No. 3 Marino Park Avenue, Marino, Dublin 3.( 39 Report herewith) 4017. Items for following meetings 4018. Housing Matters a. Progress report on Social and Affordable Housing in Dublin North Central 4019. Roads and Traffic Matters a.Minutes of Traffic Advisory Group meeting held on 17th June 2010. 40-42 (Report herewith) 4020. Planning Applications 15 Site 1: 1, 1A & 1B (and rear site behind), Sybil Hill Road, Raheny, Dublin 5 43 mins 4021. Motions 3-5 15 4033 mins 2 AGENDA 4011. Election of Chairperson 4012. Election of Vice- Chairperson 4013. Minutes of meeting held on the 21st June 2010 4014. Questions to Area Manager 4015 Area Matters a. Part 8 Planning Application for the OBI ( Report herewith) Gerry Geraghty b. Update on Priory Hall ( Report herewith) Kieran Gallagher c. No update on June report on Wad. June Report d. Verbal Update on Lawrence Lands-- e. Report on condition of footbridge at Fairview ( Report herewith) f. Report on St. Annes Park ( Report herewith)--- Eoin Ward g. Review of car parks along Clontarf Road ( Report herewith) Brian Riddick h. Update report on Pyrite ( Report herewith) -- Derek Dixon i. North Central Area Matters ( Report herewith ) j. Update on status of laneway running between Clonturk Park & Ormond Road. ( Report herewith) -- Elaine Mulvenny 4016. Planning and Development Matters a. Derelict Sites Quarterly Report ( Report herewith) c. Proposed disposal of No. 3 Marino Park Avenue, Marino, Dublin 3.( Report herewith) 4017. Items for following meetings 4018. Housing Matters a. Progress report on Social and Affordable Housing in Dublin North Central 4019. Roads and Traffic Matters a. Minutes of Traffic Advisory Group meeting held on 17 th June 2010. (Report herewith) 4020. Planning Applications Site 1: 1, 1A & 1B (and rear site behind), Sybil Hill Road, Raheny, Dublin 5 MOTIONS: 4021. Motion in the name of Councillor Dessie Ellis That this committee request the manager to make provision for traffic lights or pedestrian lights at the junction of Magenta Crescent and the Swords Road. 4022. Motion in the name of Councillor Pat Crimmins Can the Manager ask the Parks Department to plant more Evergreen Trees in the open spaces in the Dublin North Central Area? 3 4023. Motion in the name of Councillor Pat Crimmins Can the Manager ask the Parks Department to plant dense shrubs on the corner of the Raheny Road inside the metal railings beside the Kilbarrack Fire Station? 4024. Motion in the name of Councillor Pat Crimmins Can the Manager ask the Parks Department to investigate the possibility of trimming offending evergreen trees at the rear of Woodbine Park? People are now very conscience of getting the maximum amount of light into their residence. 4025. Motion in the name of Councillor Pat Crimmins Can the Manager ask the Parks Department to investigate the possibility of placing containerised trees for Barrock Place, Kilbarrack as the area requires some shrubbery to take away the dower look of the area? 4026. Motion in the name of Councillor Pat Crimmins Can the Manager request that the Parks Department plant daffodils in the grounds of Kilbarrack Fire Station? 4027. Motion in the name of Councillor Larry O’Toole That this committee commend the council staff and management for their splendid efforts in organising and facilitating the ‘Clean Up’ day in Darndale/Belcamp earlier this month. Also that we acknowledge the contribution of Sphere 17, B.E.S.C. and the local community in ensuring the success of the day. 4028. Motion in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney That the manager report on previous requests to have a pedestrian crossing installed on Swords Road at or near its junction with Magenta Crescent, Santry, D9, say when the matter was previously examined, if traffic/pedestrian flows were near the required limit and if she will make a statement on the matter. 4029. Motion in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí That the Manager organise to have the stone bearing the "Collinswood" name (currently in storage in St Annes Park) re-instated at an appropriate location in Collinswood. 4030. Motion in the name of Councillor Naoise O’Muirí That the Manager: - organise for a facility to report water leaks to be included on the City Council citizen's Portal - confirm if the phone number 1800421321 for reporting water leaks is still valid. 4031. Motion in the name of Councillor John Lyons That the Manager give an update on project to widen Santry Avenue at the eastern end, and will he further clarify the position with regard to funding this project and the time scale for completion of these works. 4 4032. Motion in the name of Councillor John Redmond That the Manager provide an update with regard to the location and numbers of unsold affordable housing in the area; and will she also provide an update on the latest plans for the use of these unsold units with specific details on individual schemes. 4033. Motion in the name of Councillor Nial Ring That this Committee agrees that the Manager arrange for the surplus soil arising from the development of the community dirt bike track on the Alfie Byrne Road be given to the neighbouring football pitch users, East Wall Wharf United, for pitch surround improvement as the use of the soil would remove the incline that runs along the side of the pitch and facilitate an opportunity for future tree planting and higher quality area maintenance. The latest date for receipt of motions For the September meeting is 5 pm on Friday 10 th September 2010 5 COISDE CHEANTAR AN LARTHUAISCIRT MINUTES OF MEETING HELD ON MONDAY 21st JUNE AT 2.00 P.M 3968. Minutes of meeting held on the 17 th May 2010 Order: Noted 3969 Questions to Area Manager Order: Noted 3970. Area Matters k. Presentation from Northside Partnership on Preparing for Life Order: Noted l. Update report on 123 bus route. Order: Committee requested follow up report from Dublin Bus answering Queries from the May North Central Area Committee meeting. m. Update report on Wad Order: Noted n. Verbal Update on Pyrite Order: Committee requested a monthly written report on Pyrite . Committee requested that the two Developers Killoe and Menolly attend the September North Fringe Forum meeting. o. Introduction of written warning notice system for Casual Traders Order: Noted p. Update report on Lawrence Lands Order: Committee unhappy with update. Committee requested that a meeting be organised with Enforcement, the Gardaí, the mediator and Dublin City Council. q. Update on Flood Prevention Works and Arterial Watermain, Clontarf Order: Noted. E-mail updated report plus Drawings to the Committee. Circulate copy of OPW report. r. Sport and Leisure Services Report for the North Central Area June 2010 Order: Noted s. Update report on Clancarthy Order: Noted t. Summer Camps in the North Central Area Order: Noted u. Verbal update on Priory Hall Order: Committee requested that a written report be circulated to them. Additional Item Presentation on Fairview Park Order: Committee requested that the presentation be e-mailed to them 3971. Roads and Traffic Matters b. Minutes of Traffic Advisory Group meeting held on 20 th May 2010. Order: Noted c. Public Lighting Programme 2010 6 Order: Noted 3972. Items for following meetings Report on Fire Safety at Priory Hall Update Report on Lawrence Lands Report on condition of footbridge at Fairview Written report on Pyrite 3973. Planning Applications Site 1: Butterly Business Park, Advance Tyre Company, Maxol Service Station, Kilmore Road, Dublin 5 Order: Recommend Rejection Planning Enforcement Report for Q1 of 2010 for the North-Central Area. Order: Noted MOTIONS: 3974. Motion in the name of Councillor Cieran Perry That this Committee requests the Manager to provide details of the groups/organisations that are using the sporting facilities at the old traffic school location (Alfie Byrne/Clontarf Road). Could details of the booking arrangements for these facilities be made available.
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