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(Public Pack)Agenda Document for North Central Area Committee, 16 NOTIFICATION TO ATTEND MEETING OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE TO BE HELD IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL, DAME STREET, DUBLIN 2. ON MONDAY 16 MARCH 2020 AT 2.00 PM AGENDA MONDAY 16 MARCH 2020 PAGE 1 Minutes of the North Central Area Committee Meeting 17th February, 2020. 5 - 10 (Report herewith) 2 Questions to the Area Manager 11 - 22 (Report herewith) 3 Area Matters a SHD Reg. Ref: SHD0002/20 Location: Bonnington, (formerly Regency Hotel), Swords Road, Whitehall, Dublin 9 Siobhan O’Connor/Natalie De Roiste (powerpoint) b Overview of Traffic Department - Plans going Forward Chris Manzira / Deirdre Kelly (power point) c Clontarf Flood Defence Gerry O’Connell (power point) d Santry and Kilmore Update 23 - 28 Derek Farrell (Report herewith) e Disposal of Apartments at New Priory 29 - 32 (Report herewith) f Sculpture Dublin 33 - 36 Donncha Ó Dúlaing (Report herewith) g "Proposed Variation (No. 29) of Dublin City Development Plan 2016-2022: 5-6 Newtown Cottages, Malahide Road. Fidelma Fahey/Deirdre Scully (power point) h Housing Supply Report 37 - 54 (Report herewith) i Proposed Extinguishment of Public Right of Way over laneway at 5, 7 & 9 55 - 58 Marino Park Avenue, Marino, Dublin 3 (Report herewith) j Proposed Lease to the HSE for the Brookhaven Centre, Glin Road. 59 - 62 (Report herewith) k Community Grants Report 63 - 68 Aileen Doyle / Madeline Ebbs (Report herewith) l Sports and Wellbeing Partnership Report 69 - 76 (Report herewith) 4 Road and Streets Matters a Minutes of TAG Meeting held on 25/02/2020 77 - 110 (Report herewith) 5 Items for following meeting 6 Motions a Motion in the name of Councillor Larry O'Toole That this committee make provision for remedial and drainage work on the football pitches at McAuley Park, Dublin 5. b Motion in the name of Councillor John Lyons This area committee proposes a consultative meeting on the new development at millwood Court to take place as soon as possible, with all relevant DCC officials, North Central elected members, local residents and FOLD Housing in attendance. c Motion in the name of Councillor John Lyons This area committee supports the proposal for an all-weather football pitch on the coolock Lane park site for Kilmore Celtic FC and John Vianney FC, two local football clubs that continue to play a significant and much-valued role in the lives of hundreds of young people in the community. d Motion in the name of Councillor John Lyons This area committee calls for the enhancement of the public domain located along the shopping area on Shantalla Road next to Ellenfield Park. e Motion in the name of Councillor Deirdre Heney That an update on the upgrade of the playground in Fairview Park be provided and that same upgrade include provision of playground facilities for (a) Children with special needs (b) Very young children as well as (c) Children aged 13/14 years and a full statement be made on the matter to include provision of (a), (b) and (c) above. f Motion in the name of Councillor Alison Gilliland The North Central Area Committee recognises the congested flow of westbound traffic from the Malahide Rd to the Coolock Interchange at peak evening hours and the congested eastbound traffic from the Coolock Interchange towards the Malahide Rd at morning peak times. The North Central Area Committee recognises that part of this traffic is coming from and going to the Clonshaugh Industrial Estate. The North Central Area Committee also recognises that the Oscar Traynor Road will become an even busier east/west artery when Oscar Traynor Land Initiative is developed. Therefore to better manage traffic flow into and out of the Clonshaugh Industrial Estate, the North Central Area Committee requests that the following actions be taken i) a westbound turn right filter lane and filter light be installed into the Industrial Estate (coming up the road from the Northside Shopping Centre) and that ii) a viability study to build a roadway out of the Industrial estate onto the R139 g Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney To ask the manager to look at the possibility of introducing Speed bumps on mount prospect park Clontarf D.3. h Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney To ask the manager if pilot segregated waste bins could be provided on Dollymount beach and then introduced to St Annes Park, Fairview Park and Clontarf Promenade. i Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney To ask the manager could physical measures be introduced to prevent parking and driving on the pavement by the church and school on Griffith Avenue j Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney To ask the manager could funding be allocated for safe segregated continuous pedestrian pavement at the junction of Alfie Byrne road as an interim measure. k Motion in the name of Councillor Donna Cooney To ask the Manager if he is aware of the non compliance by Clontarf Baths to planning permission guidelines for maximum 15 car parking spaces with a file still open in our planning enforcement office, while the baths website states they have 40 free spaces for customers. MINUTES OF THE NORTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON MONDAY 17 FEBRUARY 2020 1 Minutes of the North Central Area Committee Meeting 20th January, 2020 Order: Agreed. 2 Questions to the Area Manager Order: Agreed. 3 Area Matters a Age Friendly Order: Noted. The manager committed to providing “Dementia Training” for all city council staff (front line staff in particular) across the North City Area in conjunction with the Age Friendly Programme. Presentation to be circulated to the attendance. b Pre Part 8 Report to initiate a Part 8 planning application for Fairview Park Tearooms Order: Agreed to proceed to public consultation phase. Councillor O’Farrell expressed concern that the toilet provisions planned are inadequate to meet the needs of the elderly & people with disabilities. Les Moore to liaise with Councillor O’Farrell & the CRC to determine if there is a hybrid type facility that would be more suitable. c Part 8 St. Anne's Park (Overview of Part 8 Application to be made later this Spring/Summer) Order: Noted. This item to be returned to the NCAC in April. Presentation to be circulated to the attendance. d Action Plan - Bull Island Management Plan Objectives Order: Noted. Councillors would like to be represented on the Advisory Group/Implementing Committee. Presentation to be circulated to the attendance. 1 Page 5 e Clontarf Baths Order: Noted: The manager to provide a written report on his investigations for the next meeting. f Darndale - Waste Management Order: Noted. The manager is to revert to the next meeting with an update on the potential of infill housing being built on the spine site as a means to eradicate anti-social behaviour there. Ongoing anti-social behaviour & criminal activity to be raised at the next JPC. Deirdre Murphy to engage with the schools through the Darndale Forum and Richard Cleary (in conjunction with the NCA Community staff) to initiate a children’s poster campaign to combat illegal dumping. g Housing Supply Report Order: Noted: h Housing Allocations Annual Report 2019 Order: Noted: Map of allocations areas to be sent to the attendance. i Sports and Wellbeing Partnership Report Order: Noted: j Proposed disposal of a former laneway to the rear of 7 & 9 Marino Park Avenue, Marino, Dublin 3. Order: Agreed. Refer to City Council. 4 Roads and Streets Matters a Minutes of TAG Meeting held on 28th January, 2020 Order: Noted. 5 Items for following Meetings a Planning Enforcement Councillors requested a comprehensive presentation on enforcement – a step by step guide through the process, in particular, what recourse is there for blatant non-compliance of planning permissions. b Sports programmes for younger children in schools The manager to link in with the Sports & Wellbeing Partnership in relation to the provision of boxing sports programmes for younger children (8-10 year olds) in schools across the area. c Part 8 St. Anne's Park (Overview of Part 8 Application to be made later this Spring/Summer) This item to be returned to the NCAC in April. 6 Motions a Motion in the name of Councillor John Lyons This area committee calls for the installation of public lighting along the pathway connecting the Oscar Traynor Road to Cromcastle Road, 2 Page 6 adjacent to the Kilmore West Recreation Centre, the pigeon club and recently unveiled community garden. This area is known for anti-social behaviour - public consumption of alcohol and recently, a number of mugging attempts, making it unsafe for many residents in Kilmore West wishing to walk to and back from the local shopping centre. Reply: The Parks Service do not provide lighting within Parks or Open Spaces unless there is no safe lit alternative routes. As there is an existing lit route from the Shopping Centre via Kilmore Road and Cromcastle Road the provision of lighting along this route would be considered very low priority. Contact: Fergus O’Carroll, Senior Executive Parks Superintendent - 2226625 Email: [email protected] However, while conducting the walkabout around Kilmore in relation to traffic issues, the Local Area Manager will include an inspection of this area. Contact: Derek Farrell, Acting Assistant Area Manager – 2228546 Email: [email protected] Coilín O’Reilly Director of Services North City Order: Agreed. Report to Councillor. b Motion in the name of Councillor John Lyons That this area committee reaffirms its commitment to the Glin Boxing Club, fully supports the building of a new premises to accommodate the club at the Glin Road sports centre, requests an update on the project to date and a realistic timeframe for the commencement and completion of the new building.
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