Claire Byrne

To vary the local property tax rate downwards by 15% for 2021

To approve a series of amendments to the Dublin City Development Plan 2016-2022

Vote to elect new Lord Mayor of Dublin

To support plan for white-water rafting facility on George's Dock.

To raise commercial rates.

To approve a council budget for 2020.

To approve O'Devaney Gardens regeneration plan.

To vary the local property tax rate downwards by 15% for 2020.

To reverse councillors' May 2019 decision to block the sale of a council-owned site at 24 Harcourt Road and 1 and 2 South Richmond Street in Dublin 2, "having an area of 210sq.m or thereabouts", to Charledev Properties DAC for €1.4 million.

To sell 24 Harcourt Rd and 1-2 South Richmond St

To oppose any expansion of the Poolbeg waste-to-energy incinerator.

To allow 'log cabins' and similar structures to be put in back gardens for use as accommodation for family members

To call on the NTA not to cut down mature trees for BusConnects.

To revise the council's area committee structure to "Option 6".

To rezone land on Marrowbone Lane next to St Catherine’s Sports Centre.

To prepare and debate a study on the feasibility of delivering public, cost-rental housing on council-owned lands before disposing of the O'Devaney Gardens or Oscar Traynor Rd sites

To vary the Local Property Tax downwards by 15% for 2019.

Resolving not to endorse any candidate for the 2018 presidential election.

To halt to the sale of the Magdalene Laundry site at Sean McDermott Street.

To defer the disposal of a site at Tonlegee Road, Dublin 5 to Woodbine Primary Care Limited for €1,275,000 for the development of a primary-care centre.

Deferring a decision on selling 53 council-owned homes to Tuath Housing Association.

Selling 53 council-owned homes to Tuath Housing Association.

Reinstating the event "The Question of the Eighth" at the International Literary Festival Dublin.

Approving the council's plan to spruce up Cathedral Street and Sackville Place.

To urge the Minister for Foreign Affairs to expel the Israeli Ambassador as a first step in recognising the state of Palestine.

Calling on the Artane School of Music to disband as a matter of human rights.

Inviting the NTA and Dublin Bus to the next City Council meeting to brief members on city centre traffic plans

Call to remove Conor Skehan as chair of the Housing Agency.

On the "Clontarf Sea Wall", on the proposal to modify the flood defense. It relates to Report No. 355/2017.

A vote in relation to managing traffic around College Green, calling on the chief executive to not make any changes before a planning hearing happens.

A call to rehouse 14 homeless families, evicted from the Gresham Hotel.

A vote to revise the rules for council committees, so that the Automobile Association can join the transport strategic policy committee. It relates to Report No. 24/2018.

On the procedures to delete people from Dublin's roll of honour. Because the honour had only been revoked once before, in 1915, councillors had to agree the procedure in place now. This relates to Report No. 417/2017.

About a motion calling for a ban on the use of public land for private for-profit housing; and calling for engagement with state bodies and others to get the most "Part V" social housing that they can from their land; and calling for a commitment to mixed-income not-for-profit housing on sites. The vote was on whether or not to refer this motion to the council's housing committee, to discuss it there.

On whether to defer the removal of Bob Geldof from the Roll of Honour for three months.

To remove Bob Geldof from the roll of honour.

On whether or not to approve a report, which includes a motion to fly the Catalan flag over City Hall. It relates to Report No. 422/2017.

On removing Burma/Myanmar's politician Aung San Suu Kyi from Dublin's roll of honour.

Whether to not approve the annual council budget for 2018, and instead to seek a meeting with the Minister for Housing to get money to build more on public land.

Suspension of Standing Orders to allow for the consideration of an emergency motion relating to the Freedom of the City and Aung San Suu Kyi.

A vote to set the "vacancy refund rate" at 40 percent for 2018. This refund rate is the amount that owners of vacant commercial property are given back, from their commercial rates payments.

Adopting the 2018 budget.

Setting the annual rate on valuation, also known as "commercial rates".

On the amount of social and affordable housing on the Poolbeg SDZ.

Whether to proceed with the Clontarf-to-City Centre cycle route.

On whether to accept the council management's recommendation not to add the Fumbally Exchange to the Record of Protected Structures.

A vote to reduce the Local Property Tax by 5% for 2018.

To reduce the Local Property Tax by 15% for 2018.

To approve the renewal of Dublin City Centre Business Improvement Districts (BID) scheme, also known as DublinTown. This relates to Report No. 258/2017. (There was also a vote to defer this, put forward by Councillor Mannix Flynn but that suggestion was defeated.)

Recognising the need for additional social and affordable homes in Ballymun.

Amending the draft Ballymun Local Area Plan by deleting the paragraph regarding a reduction of car parking standards.

To require all developments over a certain size in the Poolbeg SDZ to provide 5% of units for social, cultural, creative and artistic purposes. It relates to motion 1046.

To relocate the proposed commercial buffer at the Poolbeg SDZ. It relates to motion 1093.

Of the 3,500 new homes permissible on the Poolbeg SDZ under this planning scheme, 900 will be delivered as either social and/or affordable units, and, in addition, Dublin City Council will be given an option to acquire 100 housing units at market rate.

To relocate the proposed commercial buffer at the Poolbeg SDZ. It relates to motion 1049.

A vote on whether to dispose of St Mary's Mansions, Sean MacDermott Street, Dublin 1 to Clúid Housing Association. It relates to Report No. 170/2017.

Entering into an agreement with South Dublin, Wicklow, Kildare and Louth county councils, whereby Dublin City Council will carry out all of their functions in respect to social housing Public-Private-Partnership Bundle 1, involving 500 homes.

Calling on the government to hold a referendum to repeal the eighth amendment of the Constitution.

To award the Freedom of the City to Michelle and Barack Obama.

A vote on getting rid of the railings around the Bank of Ireland at College Green.

On the Housing Lands Initiative, including O'Devaney Gardens, St Michael's Estate, and Oscar Traynor Road.

To increase funding for Cleansing Support in Business Areas; Dublin Bikes and Arts and Commemorations. To reduce Vacancy Refund Rate; reduce the proposed boiler charge; and increase Commercial Rates.

Reduction of Vacancy Refund Rate by 5% to 45%

Mandating the tArdmhéara to seek an urgent delegation meeting with the Minister for Housing at which the Minister will set out how he intends to provide the required increased capital allocation for housing for Dublin City Council 2017-2019.

To set the rate of valuation at 0.257 for the coming year.

Vote on whether to go ahead and put up advertising structures in Donnybrook in Dublin 4. (Part of the deal on how to fund DublinBike.)

Vote on whether to put up an advertising structure at the junction of Pembroke Road and Herbert Park in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4. (Part of the deal on how to fund DublinBike.)

Vote on works on Charlemont Street footpath.

Vote on whether to go ahead with putting up an advertising structure on Shelbourne Road in Dublin 4. (Part of the deal on how to fund DublinBike.)

A motion that Dublin City Council condemns and opposes the ongoing use of Shannon Airport by the US military.

A motion calling on RTE to make their lands available for "modular housing".

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On fast-food outlets and restrictions in the city development plan on how close to schools they can be.

To keep the Greenmount Industrial Estate in Harold's Cross zoned as Z6 in the development plan.

To limit the height of development on the Oscar Traynor Road land to six storeys.

On affordable and social housing on the O'Devaney Gardens site in the development plan.

On including artistic and cultural spaces in large developments, under the development plan.

Rezoning the DIT building, Rathmines College.

Setting height limits for developments in the inner and outer city.

The South Central Area Committee calls for the abolition of water charges and Irish Water.

Moving the Parnell Monument to another location on O’Connell Street.

Approving proposals set out in the Housing Land Initiative Feasibility Study.

Vote on the Phibsborough Local Area Plan.

Supporting the use of modular factory-built housing as a temporary measure.

Calling on the chief executive to declare the provision of modular housing an emergency measure.

Calling on the government to hold a referendum to repeal the 8th Amendment of the Constitution. Relates to motion 35, as amended.

Supporting the use of modular housing as a temporary provision.

To decide if a variation would be made to the Local Property Tax for 2016 and if so by what percentage.

Reject proposed reduction of minimum floor area for studio apartments to 45m2.

Increase proposed minimum floor area for one-bed studios.

Requesting a report on commercial effects of the expected reduction of car use due to the impacts of the new City Development Plan.

Lease of 1-12 Hogan Court, Wilson’s Place, Dublin 2 to Peter McVerry Trust.

The proposed disposal (sale) of No. 3 Henrietta Street, Dublin 7.

Condemning the recent jailing of protesters against Irish Water metering.

That this Council agrees to commemorate with due dignity, as an integral part of the proposed Moore Street Museum, all lives lost in the 1916 uprising.

Setting up an "Unused Properties Register", and requisitioning properties on the register that remain idle for more than six months for use as emergency housing.

Deploring excessive mobilisation of Gardaí to enforce the installation of water meters.

That the question be put in accordance with Standing Orders

Reducing the Local Property Tax by 15% for the coming year.