DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL
SOUTH CENTRAL AREA COMMITTEE
16th November 2016
Q1
Councillor Tina MacVeigh
To ask the relevant depot, responsible for maintenance of Bangor Circle in Crumlin to
arrange for the remains of the burnt out wheelie bins on the green to be removed.
This area is on a weekly maintenance regime and has recently been cleaned.
Reply
This area is on a weekly maintenance regime and has recently been cleaned.
Contact: Sean Redmond, Executive Parks Superintendent, Parks Department
Tel: 222 3435
Email: [email protected]
Q2
Councillor Tina MacVeigh
To ask that a litter bin be re-installed at the entrance to the Warrenmount
Presentation Secondary School on Clarence Mangan Road, Dublin 8. Residents
there report significant littering at that location, which a litter bin will mitigate.
Reply
The litter bin at the above mentioned location was removed for repair and has since
been returned to the same location.
Contact: Mick Boyle, Senior Staff Officer, Waste Management Services
Tel: 222 4240
Email: [email protected]
Q3
Councillor Tina MacVeigh
To ask our Area Manager to provide this Councillor with a report outlining the nature
of the works, timeframe and consultation plans for planned improvement works at
Pimlico public domain.
Reply
In 2016, significant works were undertaken at Pimlico including new Public Lighting,
a new footpath as well as drainage improvement works.
It is our intention to build on these improvements in 2017 when we intend to issue a
brief relating to a Public Realm Improvement Plan for Pimlico and surrounding
environs. An update will be provided to councillors when this brief has been issued.
Contact: David Healy, Administrative Officer, South Central Area
Tel: 222 5112
Email: [email protected]
Q4
Councillor Rebecca Moynihan
To ask the Area Manager for (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q5
Councillor Ray McHugh
To ask the Area Manager to arrange for pedestrian buttons at the four junctions of
(details supplied). Children attending the (details supplied) crossing at this busy
junction are in danger and just this morning a child on her way to school was
knocked down at this junction. There are buttons at just two of the lights.
Reply
ITS will undertake a review of the operation of the traffic signals named above and
will issue a report once the task has been completed.
Contact: Adrienne Houghton, Executive ITS Officer, Roads and Traffic
Tel: 222 5806
Email: [email protected]
Q6
Councillor Críona Ní Dhálaigh
To ask the Area Manager to report on all and any correspondence between DCC and
Church regarding the change of use of the Nicolas and Myra Hall from community
hall to homeless hostel.
Reply
The Dublin Region Homeless Executive had been endeavouring to identify facilities
that would offer possible accommodation solutions for those persons currently
sleeping rough in Dublin City.
DCC/DRHE became aware of a building at Carman’s Hall, Frances Street that had
not been utilised as a community Centre for approximately 3 years. DCC/DRHE
made contact with the Parish Priest/Parish Council to explore the possible temporary
use of this facility as a Homeless Shelter. DCC officials met the Parish Council in
May 2016 to present on the Pathway to Home model of service for Dublin, how it
operates to provide emergency accommodation and support services for homeless
persons and how quality standards and good neighbourhood relations are a prerequisite for the commissioning and establishment of new facilities.
The Parish then agreed to review the contents of a draft lease provided by DCC and
make whatever adjustments, or insertion of conditions in advance of any agreements
on leasing the facility. Subsequently, following discussion initial first draft terms for
the lease were issued to the Parish of St. Nicolas of Myra on 11th August 2016.
Following discussions between both parties, agreement in principle to proceed was
reached in late August 2016 and the confirmation of relevant aspects of same (i.e.
insurance liabilities etc) was undertaken so that a formal lease itself was signed on
28th October 2016.
This required DCC to proceed with a change of use for the building. Applications for
change of use of buildings would normally be required to be made under the
Planning and Development Act 2000 as amended. DCC considers the provision of
emergency accommodation to meet the immediate needs of the presenting homeless
population in Dublin in winter 2016 to be an emergency situation. As applications for
change of use would otherwise take considerable e time and therefore not deliver the
accommodation in the timely manner required, the Order of the Assistant Chief
Executive (DCC Planning and Property Development Department) (S1814/2016)was
issued on 28th October 2016.
Contact: Daithi Downey, Deputy Director and Head of Policy and Services Delivery,
Dublin Region Homeless Executive
Tel: 222 6803
Email: [email protected]
Q7
Councillor Críona Ní Dhálaigh
To ask the Area Manager to upgrade the playground at (details supplied) and that a
safety audit be carried out on it. Residents have informed me that children are being
injured here regularly.
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q8
Councillor Críona Ní Dhálaigh
To ask the Area Manager what is being done to endure that the playground at
(details supplied) is made safe. A child fell there last week and broke his femur. He
tripped on a lip of concrete that was left there.
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q9
Councillor Críona Ní Dhálaigh
To ask the Area Manager to agree to carry out an evaluation/report on (details
supplied) with a view to demolishing and consider the details.
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q10
Councillor Críona Ní Dhálaigh
To ask the Area Manager to list the areas/complexes where they have installed
CCTV or part funded installation and to ask why Marrowbone Lane buildings does
not have CCTV.
Reply
The installation of CCTV is normally undertaken after submissions have been made
by the residents of a particular area regarding evidence of ongoing and persistent
anti-social behaviour or as part of a precinct improvement programme. Residents
have to support the installation and it is always subject to funding being available.
CCTV is only effective with the combined participation of the residents and police in
identifying the perpetrators. In the case of Marrowbone Lane, the installation of
CCTV was not, to my knowledge ever sought as the incidences of anti-social
behaviour in the complex are rare.
Complexes under the remit of Kay Noonan CCTV is operational:
Oliver Bond House
St. Audoen's House
Robert Emmet Walk/Close
School Street/Thomas Court Bawn
Basin Street
Mary Aikenhead House
Contact: Kay Noonan Cork, Area Housing Manager, South Central Area
Tel: 222 5181
Email: [email protected]
Complexes under the remit of Stephen Shiels where CCTV is operational:
St. Teresa’s Gardens
Herberton/Fatima
Ballyfermot
Contact: Stephen Shiels, Area Housing Manager, South Central Area
Tel: 222 7322
Email: [email protected]
Complexes under the remit of Gerry O’Donoghue where CCTV is operational:
Bernard Curtis House
Bernard Curtis Court
La Touche Court
Jamestown Court
Tyrone Place
Emmet Crescent
Bulfin Court
Bowbridge Court
Dolphin House
Dolphin Park
Contact: Gerry O Donoghue, Area Housing Manager, South Central Area
Tel: 222 5118
Email: [email protected]
Complexes under the remit of Declan Ronan where CCTV is operational:
Davitt House
Crumlin Road Rutland Avenue flats.
Contact: Declan Ronan, Area Housing Manager, South Central Area
Tel: 222 5512
Email: [email protected]
Q11
Councillor Críona Ní Dhálaigh
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q12
Councillor Vincent Jackson
To ask the Area Manager that the following repairs be addressed with Circle Housing
(details supplied)?
Reply
Dublin City Council and Circle Housing have identified a number of building related
issues in (details supplied). The City Council is currently working with Circle Housing
to rectify these issues.
(Details supplied) is one of the units that has been identified as having problems
relating to the bathroom and repairs will be completed to it during the course of repair
works in the development.
Contact: John Ryan, Project Manager, Housing & Community Services
Tel : 2225367.
Email: [email protected]
Q13
Councillor Vincent Jackson
To ask the Area Manger to ask the relevant department in Dublin City Council to
meet with me for an on site meeting at Claddagh Green, Ballyfermot, so as to see
once and for all the chronic traffic mess that is Claddagh Green. We need to look at a
one way system, additional car parking 1 hour maximum parking, additional litter bins
at this busy location with a Post Office, Supermarket, Chemist etc.
Reply
Waste Management Services have a litter bin at this location which is constantly
being abused with domestic refuse being dumped in and around this bin. We are
currently monitoring this situation and certainly not considering additional bins for this
location at this time.
Contact : Mick Boyle, Senior Staff Officer, Waste Management Services
Tel: 2224240
Email: [email protected]
I have visited Claddagh Green quite a few times in the past number of months. I’ve
met with Pat Teehan & John Behan of the Ballyfermot area office to witness the
intricacies of Claddagh Green first hand.
The parking situation is not good here with mainly local people & delivery vehicles
showing absolute disregard for the rules of the road. Evidence of illegal parking has
been witnessed on most visits, including Parking on footpaths, parking on double
yellow lines, double parking and blatantly parking in front of dished kerbs with DYLs
across them. This has been reported to Parking Enforcement.
The traffic department would not be in favour of introducing a one-way system as it
would typically encourage traffic to flow at greater speeds and would not contribute to
enhance the road safety for pedestrians and cyclists. It would also create extreme
difficulties for emergency services. The problem encountered / observed on my site
visits would not be solved with introducing a one way system.
The issues observed are of a parking enforcement nature and should be reported to
An Garda Síochana and DSPS.
The only area available for additional parking is the common area between the Youth
Club & the Old Folks’ home.
It is not recommended to alter this area however as it is not the policy of DCC to
remove a public shared facility in favour of parking facilities for individual motorists.
The public amenity is located between the youth club & the old person's complex and
should remain as is in accordance with the Dublin City Development Plan 2016-2022
- To promote built environments and outdoor shared spaces which are accessible to
all.
Contact: Adrian Dowling, Assistant Engineer, Road and Traffic.
Tel: 222 6230
Email: [email protected]
Q14
Councillor Vincent Jackson
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q15
Councillor Vincent Jackson
To ask the Area Manager that Dublin City Council look at the possibility of providing a
community building / facility for residents / children in the Jamestown Area of
Inchicore Dublin 8. It is proving very difficult to retain a strong sense of community in
an area with an absence of a focal point in the area. The volunteers in the community
have run many community events such as street parties, summer projects, however
they need a base. Has Dublin City Council any positive response or can the Office of
Public Works who own a large empty house on their property, be asked to allow for
community usage.
Reply
The Community room in Jamestown Court (which is subject to re-development
proposals) is currently the sole Dublin City Council community space in this area.
The South Central Area has received no indication form the Office of Public Works
that its premises at Jamestown Road might be available for community usage. I
understand however that the redeveloped Jamestown Court which will be managed
by ALONE will contain community space/rooms which will be made available for the
local community.
Contact: Brian Lyons, Senior Staff Officer, South Central Area
Tel: 222 5245
Email: [email protected]
Q16
Councillor Vincent Jackson
To ask the Area Manager can Dublin City Council look at the provision of additional
trees in the large containers similar to James Street, Dublin 8, into the Ballyfermot
Road area and look at additional public bins from the old Gala Cinema towards
Grange Cross. This busy area has very little bins compared to other areas of the
community and particularly the retail district.
Reply
Waste Management Services have thirteen litter bins on the part of the Ballyfermot
Road which runs from the old Gala cinema towards Grange Cross. We are satisfied
that these litter bins more than meet the litter requirements for this location.
Contact : Mick Boyle, Senior Staff Officer, Waste Management Services
Tel: 2224240
Email: [email protected]
Consultants have been appointed to develop the Ballyfermot Road Public Realm
Improvement Plan. The initial Public Consultation having taken place on 17th October
2016. Part of the Brief for the Consultants is to consider design measures to green
and landscape the entire route which stretches from the Kylemore Road Roundabout
to the Ballyfermot Community Civic Centre, Ballyfermot Road. Provision of additional
trees will be considered as part of this Plan.
In the meantime 4 Planters, similar to the ones in Fade Street will be positioned to
the front of the Community Civic Centre to enhance the Plaza to the front of the
Centre on Ballyfermot Road.
Contact: John Behan, Administrative Officer, Ballyfermot Local Area Office
Tel: 222 4671
Email: [email protected]
Q17
Councillor Vincent Jackson
To ask the Area Manager that Dublin City Council look into the following housing
matter as a matter of urgency (details supplied)?
Reply
The applicant (details supplied). According to our records, it appears the applicant
has not applied for a transfer with Dublin City Council. I would advise she requests a
transfer form and submits a detailed Medical Report.
Contact: Mary Flynn, Administrative Officer, Housing Allocations
Tel: 222 2061, Email: [email protected]
Q18
Councillor Vincent Jackson
To ask the Area Manager, can Dublin City Council please explain why the village
area of Inchicore has been allowed fall into disrepair to the current extent. Tatty shop
fronts, closed down premises, short term usage all add to a feeling of a rundown
area. I can remember as a child Inchicore was a busy area with shoppers, whilst
those days are probably over, there can be a pleasant experience in this historic area
if we provide proper planning, allow some units who have no longer a commercial
use, to be turned into residential units and a shop front competition, concession on
commercial rates to allow the area regenerate.
Reply
The City Council is developing a comprehensive Active Land Management approach
to vacant properties in order to boost regeneration throughout the city including urban
villages such as Inchicore. Essentially this is about the City Council being more
proactive in its approach to vacant properties.
Also, the Urban Regeneration and Housing Act 2015 requires the City Council
beginning on 1st January 2017 to establish and maintain a publicly available vacant
site register and to provide for the imposition of a 3% levy of the market value on the
owner for each year beginning with 2018.
The research to compile the Register of Vacant Land is now commencing.
Inchicore is one of the villages identified for Local Environmental Improvement Plans
(LEIP’s) in the Approved Development Plan. A template has been produced to assist
in the making of such plans, a copy of which is attached.
A report will be brought to Council in the near future with proposals on these matters.
Contact: John O’Hara, Deputy Dublin Planning Officer, Planning Department
Tel: 222 3813
Email: [email protected]
The Valuation Office is an independent body responsible for the valuation of property
in the state. Once a property is valued as List Rateable by the Commissioner of
Valuation, Dublin City Council has no option but to collect rates as determined on the
property. The City Council at the Statutory Budget meeting determine the rate on
valuation each year which is applied to the valuation of all rateable properties and
from which commercial rates are determined. There are no schemes for reducing
rates for regeneration of areas.
Contact: Fintan Moran, Head of Management Accounting, Finance Department
Tel: 222 3206
Email: [email protected]
Q19
Councillor Vincent Jackson
To ask the Area Manager to ask the relevant Dublin City Council Department to
please replace the white badly worn road markings on the intersection of Cherry
Orchard Avenue and Raheen Park, Cherry Orchard, Dublin 10. This road is well used
by traffic and all too often cars cross this busy junction, we need the lines replaced
and a large stop sign erected.
Reply
The line markings at this junction were refreshed recently.
There is currently a yield sign at this intersection and a stop sign is therefore not
required.
Contact: Paul Doyle, Traffic Officer, Traffic Department
Email: [email protected]
Q20
Councillor Vincent Jackson
That the gullies along O’ Hogan Road, Ballyfermot, on the residential side of the
Road next to Ballyfermot Road be cleaned and the lamp standard at the first block of
housing on O`Hogan Road be repaired the light keeps going on and off the bulb etc
needs attention.
Reply
O’Hogan Road @ Ballyfermot Road, Gullies checked 7/11/16, 6 of 6 gullies cleaned.
Contact: Roy O'Donnell, Gully Manager, Road Drainage Maintenance Unit
Tel: 222 2300
Email: [email protected]
If the Councillor can let me know the pole number of the lamp in question then it can
be examined.
Karen Leeson, Executive Engineer, Public Lighting
Tel: 222 4539
Email: [email protected]
Q21
Councillor Vincent Jackson
To ask the Area Manager that the height restriction barrier be replaced on
Chapelizod Hill Road. In the interests to the safety of those using the bridge
overhead, all too often trucks etc struck the bridge due to the height restriction. There
was a barrier here for years but was removed a few years ago resulting in many
vehicles hitting the bridge structure.
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q22
Councillor Vincent Jackson
To ask the Area Manager, in the interest of good community relations and safety, that
all road closures in the Chapelizod area be notified well in advance to elected
members and representatives of the COVA residents association. Not a week now
goes by with serious traffic congestion with road closures in the Phoenix Park public
roads. Common sense should prevail and residents informed well in advance.
Reply
Temporary road closure applications are submitted to Dublin City Council’s
Roadworks Control Unit five weeks prior to the commencement of the closure. After
the traffic management plan has been agreed details regarding the intended closure
are advertised in the newspaper. Details are also circulated to a number of email
contacts with a vested interest in traffic matters. COVA residents association can be
added to this email list but they will get emails regarding every closure in the city as
they arise. Alternatively COVA can use the following link to check what road closures
requests DCC have received.http://www.dublincity.ie/main-menu-services-roads-andtraffic/current-roadworks-temporary-road-closures
The Events section have also stated the following – “All Event organisers, which
Dublin City Council’s Events Section work with, are requested to provide as much
advance notice as possible to affected residents in relation to upcoming Road
Closures. For all future events affecting residents in the Chapelizod area, we will
ensure that residents are notified in advance through leaflet drops, and through
liaising with the Chapelizod Resident’s Association”.
Contact: Conrad Rennicks, Senior Staff Officer, Roadworks Control Unit
Tel: 222 2281
Email: [email protected]
Q23
Councillor Críona Ní Dhálaigh
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q24
Councillor Críona Ní Dhálaigh
To ask the Area Manager to consider the following request (details supplied)?
Reply
Works are scheduled to commence in the near future with a view to making this
property safe and available for use. Following completion of the works, it is intended
to advertise the property for retail/commercial use with a view to bringing an active
use to the street which would be of considerable benefit the area.
Contact: Ollie Brady, Planning and Property Development Department
Tel: 222 3055
Email: [email protected]
Q25
Councillor Críona Ní Dhálaigh
To ask the Area Manager to investigate (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q26
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q27
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q28
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q29
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q30
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q31
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q32
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q33
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q34
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q35
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q36
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q37
Councillor Greg Kelly
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q38
Councillor Pat Dunne
Can the Area Manager ensure that the replacement of a hall door in our tenants
home be installed without further delay (details supplied). This order was placed with
the Joinery Workshop in May 2015.
Reply
The manager of our Joinery Workshop reports that a new timber double-glazed door
is scheduled for installation in this dwelling April 2017. At the time of the original
reply, it was anticipated that the timeframe would be 6 months, however due to the
volume of Category A jobs affected this replacement as it was not urgent.
Contact: Frank D'arcy, Senior Executive Officer, Housing Maintenance.
Tel: 222 3517
Email: [email protected]
Q39
Councillor Pat Dunne
Can the Area Manager ensure that the replacement of a hall door in our tenants
home be installed without further delay (details supplied). This order was placed with
the Joinery Workshop in November 2014 and the installation was promised with 6
months of that date and as yet has not been done.
Reply
The manager of our Joinery Workshop confirms that a replacement door for this
dwelling has been ordered. The timeframe for installation is April 2017. At the time of
the original reply, it was anticipated that the timeframe would be 6 months, however
due to the volume of Category A jobs affected this replacement as it was not urgent.
Contact: Frank D'arcy, Senior Executive Officer, Housing Maintenance.
Tel: 222 3517
Email: [email protected]
Q40
Councillor Pat Dunne
Can the Area Manager ask the relevant section to have the wall at the entrance to
Crumlin Park repainted. This is the wall separating the entrance from the adjoining
cottage. The wall was painted cream.
Reply
Road Maintenance Services maintains footpaths and carriageways. The owner of the
property should be contacted. If the cottage is owned by the Housing Department
then the request should be made to Housing Maintenance.
Contact: Anthony Cullen, Operations Engineer, Road Maintenance
Tel: 222 8812
Email: [email protected]
Q41
Councillor Pat Dunne
Can the Area Manager ask our Road Traffic section to examine the painted lines at
(details supplied) with a view to allowing a safer passage for the resident to enter and
exit the drive in.
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q42
Councillor Pat Dunne
Can the Area Manager ask our Dangerous Building Section to arrange for an
inspection of the rear exit of an apartment complex where it exits onto (details
supplied).
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q43
Councillor Pat Dunne
Can the Area Manager ask our Traffic Advisory Group to examine the junction of
Sundrive Road and Clogher Road to improve pedestrian safety and in particular at
school starting and finishing times. There is a high level of school students crossing
at this location and very recently a school child was seriously injured when knocked
down at this location. In addition can the whole issue of safe crossing be examined
along Clogher Road in the vicinity of the school and college?
Reply
The request to improve pedestrian safety at the above junction and along Clogher
Road has been referred to the Traffic Advisory Group for examination and report. The
Councillor will be informed of the recommendation in due course.
Contact: Stephen Hickey, Senior Staff Officer, Administration/Traffic Advisory Group
Tel: 222 2528, Email: [email protected]
Q44
Councillor Pat Dunne
Can the Area Manager ask our Parks and Housing Sections to examine the trees at
the front of our housing complex at (details supplied) to have them pruned so as they
block light.
Reply
Housing Maintenance Mobile Crew confirm that the trees at this complex have been
listed for pruning over the coming weeks.
Contact: Frank D'arcy, Senior Executive Officer, Housing Maintenance.
Tel: 222 3517, Email: [email protected]
Q45
Councillor Pat Dunne
Can the Area Manager ask our Road Maintenance to reinstate with tarmac the
damaged and crumbling red road safety ramps, particularly along Bangor Road and
other surrounding roads in the Crumlin area.
Reply
Road Maintenance Services carried out an inspection of the ramps on Bangor and in
the vicinity of Bangor Road. Arrangements will be made to temporarily dress and
make these ramps safe in the next 2 days. These ramps will be considered for
replacement as part of the 2017 ramp replacement programme.
Contact: Anthony Cullen, Operations Engineer, Road Maintenance Services.
Tel: 222 8812, Email: [email protected]
Q46
Councillor Pat Dunne
Can the Area Manager ask our Sewage Section to inspect the sewage manhole in
the back garden of (details supplied). This manhole has a history of overflowing and
any investigation should involve a camera in order to determine the cause of the
blockage.
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q47
Councillor Pat Dunne
Can the Area Manager provide a report on the future plans for the allotments and
community garden in Chamber Street and can the report clearly state the zoning
category of this plot in the new Dublin City Development Plan.
Reply
The site of the existing allotments / community gardens to the south of Chamber
Street is zoned Z1 in the City Development Plan “to protect, provide and improve
residential amenities”. The Local Area Plan for the area, also identifies the site for
residential purposes. The adjacent site between Chamber Street and Cork Street is
zoned Z9 (public open space in the Development Plan to provide for a
neighbourhood park / playground over 1.0 acres in area). The objective is that this
park would be overlooked by a housing development on the site of the current
allotments which would provide for much needed housing in the city.
Contact: John O’Hara, City Planner, Planning Department
Tel:
222 3813,Email: [email protected]
Q48
Councillor Paul Hand
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q49
Councillor Paul Hand
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q50
Councillor Paul Hand
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q51
Councillor Paul Hand
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q52
Councillor Paul Hand
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q53
Councillor Paul Hand
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q54
Councillor Paul Hand
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q55
Councillor Paul Hand
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q56
Councillor Paul Hand
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.
Q57
Councillor Paul Hand
To ask the Area Manager (details supplied)?
Reply
A report on (details supplied) was sent to the councillor.