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Cojuly2011.Pdf DÚN LAOGHAIRE-RATHDOWN COUNTY COUNCIL Minutes of Meeting of County Council held in the County Hall, Marine Road, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin on Monday, 4 July 2011 at 5.00 pm PRESENT Bailey, John F Joyce, Tom Bailey, Maria Lewis, Hugh Baker, Marie Marren, Donal Bhreathnach, Niamh McCarthy, Lettie Boyhan, Victor Murphy, Tom Brennan, Aoife O'Callaghan, Denis Devlin, Cormac O'Dea, Jim Dillon Byrne, Jane O'Keeffe, Gearoid Fitzpatrick, Stephen Richmond, Neale Fox, Tony Saul, Barry Halpin, Melisa Smyth, Carrie Hand, Pat Stewart, Patricia Horkan, Gerry Ward, Barry Humphreys, Richard An Cathaoirleach, Councillor John F. Bailey presided. OFFICIALS PRESENT Owen Keegan (County Manager), Kathleen Holohan (Deputy Manager), Tony Pluck (Director of Corporate Services & IT), Charles Mac Namara (Director of Housing), Gerard Hayden (Director of Human Resources & County Development Board), Frank Austin (Director of Water & Waste Services), Tom McHugh (Director of Transportation), Andrée Dargan (County Architect), Tim Hannon (Senior Executive Officer Finance), John Guckian (Senior Executive Officer Environment, Culture & Community), Ian Smalley (Administrative Officer, Corporate Services) and Pamela Graydon (Senior Staff Officer Corporate Services) C/666/11 Item Not On Agenda It was AGREED to conclude the meeting at 7.20 p.m. C/667/11 Confirmation of Minutes Minutes of County Council Meeting held on 13th June 2011 In relation to minute number C/646/11 Councillor D. O’Callaghan advised the Members Motion No. (1) & (2) in his name should have referred to the Councils Housing Allocations Scheme and not the Housing Regulations. Councillor O’Callaghan requested to have the motions in the minutes amended to show the following: Motion (1) “That these Housing Allocations Scheme be reviewed within six months.” 1 Motion (2) “That the Housing Allocations Scheme include a transfer pathway for R.A.S contract tenants.” It was proposed by Councillor D. O’Callaghan, seconded by Councillor M. Baker and RESOLVED: “That the minutes of County Council meeting held on 13the June 2011 be ADOPTED and APPROVED as amended.” C/668/11 Questions It was proposed by Councillor D. O’Callaghan, seconded by Councillor M. Baker and RESOLVED: “That pursuant to Standing Order No. 92 question numbers A.1 to A.22 be ADOPTED and APPROVED.” C/669/11 Plans for Cabinteely House Question: Councillor V. Boyhan “To ask the Manager to set out what plans the Council have for Cabinteely House and to indicate if any offer of furniture and effects have been offered to the Council by a third party for use in the house?” Reply: “Cabinteely House was built by Robert Nugent, Earl Clare, c.1769. It was originally called Clare Hill. The Pims, Hollweys, McGraths, Dublin County Council and now Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council all have owned it in turn. The house is used by the council for events such as country house concerts, and it is one of the highlights of this Councils ‘Summer of Heritage’ promotion where visitors will be given a guided tour and ‘living history’ presentation. Cabinteely House has also been used as a film set over the years. It has featured as the Shelbourne Hotel in ‘Scarlet’ a six part Sky TV Series and it represented Russborough House, the scene of a high profile art robbery in ‘The General’. It also featured as the ambassador’s residence in the TV series ‘The Ambassador’ and continues to feature on film, in TV series, documentaries and other TV programmes. In 2012 it is intended to enhance the interpretation of and increase the visitor numbers to the house, with a new presentation portraying as complete a story as possible of life in a country house from the eighteenth to twentieth century, when the house was last occupied as a dwelling. In particular the presentations will be of interest to children and young people and to enhance the educational potential of the house. The Council owns most of the furniture in the house but from time to time has been offered furniture by private individuals on temporary loan. There are currently several items on loan from different parties on display, which contribute to the presentation.” C/670/11 Councils Public Art Collection 2 Question: Councillor V. Boyhan “To ask the Manager to provide an inventory of the Councils public art collection indicating the extent that the collection is visible to the public and to post same on the council’s website?” Reply: Attached is a list of Public Art works maintained by the Arts Office. Two works are not currently on public display – Maurice McDonagh’s Barcode and Michael Warren’s Gateway. One additional piece, Goats by Katy Goodhue is in the process of being decommissioned. The documentation and promotion of the Council’s Public Art Collection including an illustrated archive on the Council’s website and map is being considered as part of a review of the Public Art Guidelines and the next Public Art implementation plan. TITLE OF ELECTORAL ARTIST’S NAME MEDIUM DATE LOCATION WORK WARD Thus Niall O’Neill Daedalus Bronze and stainless steel 1986 % for Art Entrance to Killiney Hill Park Ballybrack Flew Blackrock Bronze and Resin-Bounded Rowan Gillespie 1987 % for Art Blackrock By-pass, Blackrock Blackrock Dolmen Rock Welded Monochromed Richard Enda Vigil Plated Steel. (Painted with 1990 % for Art Kill Avenue, Fire Station Dun Laoghaire King a chlorinated rubber finish) River Gods/ Ceramic, Earthen ware with Hugh Lorigan 1991 % for Art West Pier Pumping Station Dun Laoghaire Ecosystem slips and oxides Niall O’Neill Repose Bronze and stainless steel 1992 % for Art Brookfield Blackrock Dun Rath Loughlinstown roundabout Tom Glendon Granite 1995 % for Art Ballybrack Group on the N11 Rowan Gillespie Pater and Ned Bronze 1996 % for Art Sandyford Village Glencullen Dorothy Bronze pavement panels Untitled 1997 % for Art Shankill Village, Shankill Ballybrack Heywood (A.I.C.S) Eileen McDonagh Abstract Cube Limestone 1997 % for Art Old Connaught, Ballybrack Rochestown Gardens, Cliodna Cussen Bird Bath Granite 1997 % for Art Dun Laoghaire Rochestown House Karen O’Riordan Mosaic Trees Mosaic 1997 % for Art Carriglea Gardens, Carriglea Dun Laoghaire Maurice Untitled Bronze and Granite 1997 % for Art Cois Culann, Killiney Hill Rd Ballybrack McDonagh % for Art Stillorgan Julie Merriman Conversation Stainless Steel Text 1997 Ard Lorcan, Stillorgan /Nicos Nicolaou Julie Merriman Glasthule Buildings, Sky Tables Irish Limestone 1997 % for Art Dun Laoghaire /Nicos Nicolaou Glasthule Bronze and stainless steel Rachel Joynt Mothership 1998 % for Art NewtownSmith, Sandycove Dun Laoghaire and patened bronze Grace Weir Eclipse Bronze 1998 % for Art Library Road, Dun Laoghaire Dun Laoghaire St. Kevins, Sallynoggin, Dun Derek Whitticase Sunflowers Limestone % for Art Dun Laoghaire Laoghaire Nicos Nicolaou Untitled White Oak 1998 % for Art Old Connaught, Shankill Ballybrack Journey Through The 12 Textile Panels – dyed Sadbh O’Neill 1999 % for Art County Hall, Dun Laoghaire Dun Laoghaire Centre Of The velvet and thread Earth Cor Ten Steel % for Art not sited Maurice Bar code 1999 McDonagh Horizontal grid bar code with street name & date to (in storage Cabinteely Park) be installed in road. Nicos Nicolaou Aluminium Steel disc 1999 % for Art Brookfield, Blackrock Blackrock Imogen Stuart Relief Bronze Panels 2001 Killiney Beach Ballybrack 2001- Family 2003. Terry O Farrell Clay tiles % for Art Cois Cairn, Shankill Ballybrack History Installe d 2008 Currently in storage in Michael Warren Gateway bronze 2002 gift Dun Laoghaire Cabinteely Park Marie Foley Guardian Tree Two drawings 2002 % for Art Eden Park Dr/Goatstown Stillorgan Cut Out Fabricated steel plate & Dan McCarthy 1986 Blackrock Park Blackrock People concrete 3 Stele for Cecil Colm Brennan Sheet steel 1986 historical Toverna park Blackrock Blackrock King Usher Unknown Granite & cast iron 1917 historical Opposite Dundrum SC Dundrum Monument George IV Aird-engineer Bronze & Granite 1823 historical Dun Laoghaire Pier Dun Laoghaire Testemonial Eamonn Harbour Ferry Terminal, Civic Plaza, Gaoth Saile Aluminium 1995 Dun Laoghaire O'Doherty Board Dun Laoghaire Christ the Haigh Terrace, Dun Andrew O'Connor Cast Bronze c1920 historical Dun Laoghaire King Laoghaire Sun Crosthwaite Park, Dun Noel Scullion Killiney Limestone 1986 symposium Dun Laoghaire Worshiper Laoghaire Nancy Holt Sole Source Steel & water 1983 symposium Marlay Park Glencullen Altered Bernard Mortell Granite 1985 symposium Marlay Park Glencullen Images Killiney Limestone set in Dick Joynt Celebration 1986 symposium Eden park, Glasthule Dun Laoghaire stone & concrete Niall O'Neill Archer II Concrete & steel 1985 Newtownsmith, Sandycove Dun Laoghaire Old Dalkey Tom Glendon Ballyknockan Granite 1986 Swan's Hollow, Glenageary Dun Laoghaire Head Katy Goodhue Goats Steel, metal & cement 1986 Dillon's Park, Dalkey Dun Laoghaire Catherine Pagan Concrete, slate and steel 1986 symposium Marlay Park Glencullen McCormack Eileen McDonagh Eclipse Limestone 1983 symposium Marlay Park Glencullen Solitary Cathy Carman Stainless steel 1983 symposium Marlay Park Glencullen Figure Vincent Brown Necromancy Sheet Steel 1987 symposium Marlay Park Glencullen Street Katy Goodhue Cement, metal support 1986 symposium Marlay Park Glencullen Gatherer Freewheeling local Cliodhna Cussen 1994 Main st, Dundrum Dundrum Champ committee Gerard Cox House Boat Wood Laths 1986 symposium Marlay Park Glencullen Sandra Bell The Gift Cast Bronze 2006 % for Art Bentley Villas, Dun Laoghaire Dun Laoghaire Mark Joyce The Wave coloured aluminium tubes 2008 % for Art M50, Sandyford interchange Glencullen C/671/11 Dún Laoghaire Baths Project Question: Councillor V. Boyhan “To ask the Manager to set out a clear timetable for the planning process in order to deliver on the Dun Laoghaire Baths project approved by council?” Reply: “It was agreed at a meeting of Dún Laoghaire Ward Councillors on 24th June 2011 to advance the proposals for interim works at the Baths site, subject to a small number of modifications, to Part 8 stage. The Council expects to be in a position to proceed with a Part 8 in respect of the proposed works by the end of 2011.” C/672/11 Pavilion Theatre Dún Laoghaire 4 Question: Councillor V.
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