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MONKSTOWN COMMUNITY AGAINST WEEKEND CLAMPING

MONKSTOWN COMMUNITY AGAINST WEEKEND CLAMPING

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Started by Anonymous 19 years, 4 months ago
The Clampers are coming......... Residents of Monkstown, Booterstown, Blackrock, Dun Laoghaire, Glasthule, Sandyford and Dalkey From June the 1st this year Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council are planning to operate a SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Pay & Display campaign throughout the county and it will be controlled by a private company. Pay & Display charges will be in effect until 10 o' clock at night including Saturday's and Sundays These measures will impact greatly on the quality of life of the residents and will dissuade visitors and shoppers from coming here. As a resident you are now being forced to live in a large municipal Pay & Display car park - right outside your own door or garden gate. Why The County Council will vigorously enforce the parking and clamping regime without any consideration of the needs of people who live, work or visit this area. In addition to these draconian measures the County Council also plan to increase the cost for Pay & Display - yet another rip-off stealth tax. Family or friends visiting your home at the weekend, attending mass or local amenities will now be faced with the added cost of Pay & Display. These new measures are apposed by Irish Village Markets, Dun Laoghaire Business Association, Dun Laoghaire Community Association, Dun Laoghaire Rathown Chamber of Commerce and resident, business, social, cultural and sporting clubs and many other associations throughout Dun Laoghaire Rathown Please click on the link below to send us an email and have your name and address added to the petition to have this madness stopped. This petition will be handed in to the Minister for Transport, Martin Cullen T.D so please get signing, remember this cannot work without your help, we need to get as many signatures as possible so please forward it on to your friends, family and work colleagues - Thanks

Updates

April 23, 2007

Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council continues to ignore our fury while planning to turn our neighborhoods into private cash cows. I am hearing from residents daily who are rightfully disgusted by this blatant attempt to extort money from our own doorsteps. We are not backing down until they scrap this ridiculous scheme entirely.

April 23, 2007

The momentum behind this movement is proving that the Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council cannot ignore our outrage any longer. They think they can treat our neighborhoods like cash cows but this growing wall of opposition shows exactly how little they respect us.

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Brian Treston
4 years ago Featured

As a Monkstown resident, parking charges and tickets are now an epidemic and seriously threatening everyone’s quality of life in the village - as well as hindering the commercial life of the Crescent

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Mark Haddad
19 years ago Featured

Living in blackrock is hard enough with the traffic but this is just another way for the council to bleed us dry. 10pm at night is mental.

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Dave Young
19 years ago Featured

Absolute joke. Can't even have my brother over for Sunday dinner now without him paying a fortune to park outside my house. SORT IT OUT.

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Liam Reid
19 years ago Featured

Used to love popping into glasthule at the weekend but with these new changes I will just go to a shopping centre instead. You are killing local business.

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Sarah Reeves
19 years ago Featured

The village is dying already because of the high rates and now this. Nobody is going to want to come here for coffee on a saturday morning with these prices.

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Aoife Shepherd
19 years ago Featured

total robbery. we pay enough tax as it is without being charged to park in our own street. stop targetting the locals.

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