Agenda

Venue: Lavery Room - City Hall

Contact: Mrs Sara Steele, Democratic Services Officer  90320202 x6301

Items
No. Item

1.

Routine Matters

1a

Apologies

1b

Minutes

1c

Declarations of Interest

2.

Presentation - All Ireland Institute of Hospice and Palliative Care

3.

Restricted

3a

Financial Reporting - Quarter 1 2023/24

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3b

Update on Local Government Regional Resilience Function

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3c

Mullaghglass site update

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4.

Matters referred back from the Council/Motions

4a

Responsible Dog Ownership pdf icon PDF 609 KB

To consider further the minute of the meeting of 8th August which was referred back to the Committee by the Council on 4th September (minute attached).

 

4b

Sustainable Period Product Scheme pdf icon PDF 443 KB

To consider further the minute of the meeting of 8th August which was referred back to the Committee by the Council on 4th September (minute attached).

 

 

4c

Notice of Motion - Urban Wildflower Meadows pdf icon PDF 145 KB

5.

Committee/Strategic Issues

5a

Belfast Tree Strategy pdf icon PDF 287 KB

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5b

Waste Update pdf icon PDF 691 KB

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5c

People and Communities Committee Plan pdf icon PDF 431 KB

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5d

Belfast City Youth Council (BCYC) Terms of Membership and Recruitment pdf icon PDF 327 KB

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5e

Response from DAERA Re: Air Quality Detailed Assessment pdf icon PDF 247 KB

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6.

Operational Issues

6a

Proposal for Dual Language Street Signs pdf icon PDF 267 KB

6b

Proposal for Naming New Street pdf icon PDF 247 KB

6c

St Oliver Plunkett Football Club - Request for Container pdf icon PDF 231 KB

7.

Issues Raised in Advance by a Member

7a

Request to receive a Presentation - Causeway Coast Dog Rescue for 10th October meeting - Councillor Flynn

7b

Policy regarding Bilingual Signage for New Developments - Cllr Ó Néill

“At present, there is no policy regarding Bilingual Signage for New Developments in the city. Developers or Housing Associations might make an ad-hoc request to the committee; however, there is no overarching policy.  

 

Therefore, as a matter of practice, this council will amend its policy on naming a new street and will allow Developers/Housing Associations to request Bilingual signage as a part of their application for a new street, with the final sign-off being with the People and Communities Committee.”