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  • 29-08-2008 8:58pm
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    pppspecial
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    just come home from workto find my estate covered in double yellow lines. it houses 120 houses with no other access required. no mention off this happening in the last few weeks.can they get away with this. advice please. wow this has made me so angry. my estate looks like inner city town. BTW its an estate builtover 30years ago on the foot off the dublin mountains.


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    bobbysands81
    Registered Users Posts: 7,201 ✭✭✭bobbysands81


    pppspecial wrote: »
    just come home from workto find my estate covered in double yellow lines. it houses 120 houses with no other access required. no mention off this happening in the last few weeks.can they get away with this. advice please. wow this has made me so angry. my estate looks like inner city town. BTW its an estate builtover 30years ago on the foot off the dublin mountains.

    Sounds a bit odd, is it near the LUAS, is it being done to stop folks parking there who are using the LUAS?

    Contact Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown CoCo and they should tell you why it was done. You could also contact your local reps.


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    Victor
    Registered Users Posts: 78,308 ✭✭✭✭Victor


    Some one has made a complaint. Talk to the council.

    What alternative do you propose?


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    pppspecial
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    luas is 1 mile away. there aint no problems here.mind ya 2 setsoff new neighbours on the road. tis where the problem lies.


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    spockety
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    Why, what have the 2 sets of new neighbours done..?


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    nuac
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    The local authority can put down double yellow lines where they consider appropriate for traffic management reasons. Decision can be made by county manager or person deputised by county manager as opposed to resolution of elected members.

    There should have been consultation beforehand with Gardai, and best practice is to consult with the relevant residents associations. Councillors would also be informed as a matter of courtesy.


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