Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown council meets to discuss key issues
The October meeting of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council will take place this evening, addressing vital local matters. Topics include housing, climate action, transport, and community developments, shaping policies across the county.
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Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is set to hold its October meeting tonight, Monday 12 October, from 5pm to 8pm in the County Council Chamber with a hybrid format available. The session will cover a broad range of significant issues affecting the county.
Key agenda items include a review of the Local Property Tax rate, updates on the Sandyford Civic Park and Woodbrook DART Gateway projects, and discussion of the Social Housing Allocations Scheme. The council will also examine reports on climate action plan implementation, litter prevention, and proposals for property and land disposals.
Members will debate motions relating to housing, homelessness, transport, active travel, renewable energy, road safety, public open spaces, community amenities, and environmental sustainability. The Chief Executive's monthly reports and updates from Strategic Policy Committees on Environment & Transport, Finance, Climate Action, Community, Culture, and Economic Development will also be presented. The meeting will be streamed live and can be viewed on the County Council’s official website.
Key agenda items include a review of the Local Property Tax rate, updates on the Sandyford Civic Park and Woodbrook DART Gateway projects, and discussion of the Social Housing Allocations Scheme. The council will also examine reports on climate action plan implementation, litter prevention, and proposals for property and land disposals.
Members will debate motions relating to housing, homelessness, transport, active travel, renewable energy, road safety, public open spaces, community amenities, and environmental sustainability. The Chief Executive's monthly reports and updates from Strategic Policy Committees on Environment & Transport, Finance, Climate Action, Community, Culture, and Economic Development will also be presented. The meeting will be streamed live and can be viewed on the County Council’s official website.
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