Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council has been allocated funding from the National Transport Authority to deliver cycle and scooter parking to schools. Any school wishing to apply for cycle and/or scooter parking should complete the online... More
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Here are some of the issues we have consulted on and their outcomes. See all outcomes
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, in conjunction with the National Transport Authority, is proposing Active Travel Improvements on Glenageary Road Upper between the Sallynoggin and Killiney Towers Roundabouts. The Council's Active Travel Section, is undertaking a Non-Statutory Public Consultation for the above Scheme and welcomes all submissions and observations on the scheme as proposed. The scheme is being prepared in accordance with Section 38 of the Road Traffic Act 1994. We sought views from the public to help inform the proposal.
A total of 202 submissions were received during the consultation period. 172 submissions via citizen space and 30 by emails.
DLR have reviewed all the feedback and comments received. A report on the public consultation was brought to the Elected Members on the Dun Laoghaire Area Committe on 7th February, 2022. The report and its recommendations were noted by Councillors. The designers will take account of the comments and the concerns raised when developing the detail design.
DLR Parks sought public comments or observations in relation to PC/PKS/02/21 PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF KILLINEY HILL PARK ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE, Killiney Co. Dublin
44 submissions were received in relation to this consultation
PC/PKS/02/21 PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION OF KILLINEY HILL PARK ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE, Killiney Co. Dublin received Part 8 approval at the December 2021 Council Meeting
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is developing a vision for Sandyford Village which exploits its full potential and delivers a safe, beautiful and living village for residents, business and visitors. A number of challenges in relation to accessibility and pedestrian mobility have been identified within Sandyford Village and a proposal has been prepared to undertake a series of interventions to traffic calm, prioritise pedestrian accessibility and movements and enhance the public realm and civic space at the heart of the village. The Council sought views from the public to help inform the proposal
A total of 128 submissions were received during the consultation period. 118 submissions were received through the online survey form and 10 by emails.
DLR have reviewed all the feedback and comments received. A report on the public consultation was brought to the Elected Members on the Dundrum Area Committee on 6th December, 2021. The report and its recommendations were noted by Councillors. The designers will take account of the comments and the concerns raised when developing the detail design.