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Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

South Dublin County Council to agree with Dublin Bus the extension of an existing bus route, the increase in an existing bus route frequency or the introduction of a new bus route as appropriate to ensure that a bus service with peak capacity is provided in tandem with the completion of the residential units in Phase 1B.

Cllr Liona OToole Cllr Guss O Connell Cllr Paul Gogarty Cllr Trevor Gilligan Cllr Ed O’Brien

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. O'Connell
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Sections 2.2.3. and 2.2.4. Heavy Goods Vehicles shall be restricted from residential areas and deliveries/collections within all such areas will be time regulated.

Councillors Guss O’Connell, Liona O’Toole, Francis Timmons and Paul Gogarty.

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. O'Connell
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Sections 2.2.3. and 2.2.4. Road design and layout shall comply with the most up to date and progressive safety features that provide maximum protection for pedestrians and cyclists and that support motorists in obeying traffic and driving regulations.

Councillors Guss O’Connell, Liona O’Toole, Francis Timmons and Paul Gogarty.

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Section 4.3 Prior to Development

 

Completion of the Celbridge Link Road, New Road between the Adamstown SDZ lands and Celbridge Road (R403).

Cllr. Liona OToole Cllr Guss O Connell Cllr Paul Gogarty Cllr Trevor Gilligan Cllr Ed O’Brien

 

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor G. O'Connell
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Section 2.2.2 Given that the Clonburris site is landlocked and the stated public policy that “Development within the existing urban footprint of the Metropolitan Area will be consolidated to achieve a more compact urban form, allowing for the accommodation of a greater population than at present, with much-enhanced public transport system, with the expansion of the built up areas providing for well-designed urban environments linked to high quality public transport networks, enhancing the quality of life for residents and workers alike.”( Greater Dublin Area Transport Strategy 2016-2035) it is conditional on any development in the SDZ being started that the delivery of the upgrading of the surrounding road network, the provision of an Orbital Road running North south between the N7 and N4 and the provision of a link road from Clonburris SDZ directly on to this link road and the delivery of a public transport system for the SDZ and the surrounding communities of Lucan, Adamstown and Clondalkin as set out in the (Revised) Phasing Table (4.3)shall have been delivered or otherwise agreed in writing with South Dublin County Council by the relevant funders and providers.

Councillors Guss O’Connell, Liona O’Toole, Francis Timmons and Paul Gogarty

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Section 4.3 Prior to Development 

 

South Dublin County Council to agree with Dublin Bus the extension of an existing bus route, the increase in the existing bus route frequency or the introduction of a new bus route as appropriate to ensure that a bus service with peak capacity is provided in tandem with the completion of the residential units in Phase 1A.

Cllr. Liona OToole Cllr Guss O Connell Cllr Paul Gogarty Cllr Trevor Gilligan Cllr Ed O’Brien

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Section 4.3 Prior to Development

 

Completion of Newcastle Rd (R120), Junction upgrades at the SuperValu roundabout,

Hillcrest Rd & the N4 Overbridge

Cllr. Liona OToole Cllr Guss O Connell Cllr Paul Gogarty Cllr Trevor Gilligan Cllr Ed O’Brien

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor D. O'Brien
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Page 26, Figure 2.2.1, include an additional Proposed Local Links - Vehicular, Pedestrian and Cyclist access point from Grand Canal Park to the Fonthill Road as part of the Canal Extension Development Area 12 (and repeat in Figure 2.2.2)

Louise Dunne, Cathal King, Danny O’Brien, Mark Ward

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Section 4.3 Prior to Development

 

South Dublin County Council to agree with Irish Rail the delivery of 5 day a week peak and off peak rail service and a weekend off peak rail service to Grand Canal Dock Station to coincide with the opening of Kishoge Train Station.

Cllr. Liona OToole Cllr Guss O Connell Cllr Paul Gogarty Cllr Trevor Gilligan Cllr Ed O’Brien

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Deputy M. Ward
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Page 26, Figure 2.2.1, include an additional Proposed Local Links - Vehicular, Pedestrian and Cyclist access point from Grand Canal Park to the Fonthill Road as part of the Canal Extension Development Area 12 (and repeat in Figure 2.2.2)

Mark Ward Danny O Brien Cathal King Louise Dunne

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor P. Gogarty
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Clonburris SDZ

That all employment floorspace provision for amended zones and core retail areas be based on the attached amended Table 2.13.1 (linked to several motions) and that all other graphs, figures, tables and text be amended to reflect same.

Cllrs G. O'Connell, L. O'Toole and F. Timmons

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

School Building

Section 2.7

Figure 2.5.1 to be amended as follows:

Post Primary School located adjacent to LEET school to be moved to West of Kishoge North West (KNW)

This new location will provide for much better vehicular access the Adamstown Link road resulting in reduced traffic on the Outer Ring Road R136. It also provides a better Geographical spread of Post Primary Schools. The existing proposed location is too close to the existing Kishoge Post Primary School.

Co-signed Cllr Guss O Connell & Cllr Paul Gogarty

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor P. Gogarty
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney
Amend section 2.5.3 Clonburris Urban Centre – Core Retail Area to read:
 
The Scheme provides one major retail District Centre at Clonburris Urban
Centre, focused on the transport interchange at Fonthill Train Station. For
the purpose of retail policy, a Core Retail Area for the Clonburris Urban
Centre and Kishoge Urban centres are defined in the Function Map for
the Planning Scheme (see Figure 2.5.1).
 
Gross floor area up to a maximum of 19,500 sqm shall be provided
within Clonburris Core Retail Area. It should accommodate a minimum
of one large supermarket, with supporting comparison goods floor area.
Retail services, community, leisure, employment, civic and cultural
uses should be provided in addition to retail. As a minimum, a District
Centre must include one large supermarket and units suitable for use
as individual shops and retail service outlets, such as newsagent,
pharmacy, doctor’s/dentist’s surgery, bank and/or estate agency uses.
The retail units should be provided principally at ground level in the
centre.
A cap of 4,500sqm net convenience sales area applies to any store in
the Planning Scheme. Larger comparison and convenience shopping
will be limited to 4 or 5 units, with the remaining allocated floorspace
allocated to small and medium sized units. The provision of stand alone
retail stores and shops which are not integrated into the urban design
framework for the designated centres shall be avoided.
Retail provision should generally be provided in tandem with the
provision and occupation of residential units (see the Place Making
Requirements section of the Phasing Strategy). As outlined in the
Clonburris SDZ Retail Study, the development of the retail provision in
the District Centre requires build out of the residential units to provide
available expenditure in the catchment to ensure viability. This is
reflected in the phasing schedule.
 
Cllrs G. O'Connell, L. O'Toole and F. Timmons
Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor P. Gogarty
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Clonburris SDZ

That all retail provision for amended zones and core retail areas be based on the attached amended Table 2.13.1 (linked to several motions) and that all other graphs, figures, tables and text be amended to reflect same.

Cllrs G. O'Connell, L. O'Toole and F. Timmons

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

 

School Building

Section 2.7

To add in an additional section for school buildings 2.7.6

Under heading SCHOOLS pg 51 paragraph 2, line 3

Amend as follows:

The existing school Griffeen Community College building will be located within the land as marked out in Figure 2.5.1

Co-signed Cllr Guss O Connell & Cllr Paul Gogarty

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Section 2.1 Land Use and Density

Pg 20 2.1.5 Residential Density

Paragraph 1 to add in at the end of paragraph the following:

Any development in the Clonburris SDZ plan that is within 35 meters of existing one or two storey homes to be to be limited to a maximum of two storey. Any Development within the Clonburris SDZ plan that is within 35-70 meters of existing one or two storey homes to be limited to a maximum of three storey in height.”

Pg 20 Table 2.1.8 amend table to reflect the above changes.

Co-signed Cllr Guss O Connell & Cllr Paul Gogarty

Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor P. Gogarty
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Amend Section 2.5.1 Key Principles to read as follows:

To support new retail provision to meet the needs of
the population and to direct significant new retail floor
space into the designated Retail Cores of Clonburris Urban
Centre and Kishoge Urban Centre
 
To promote the provision of an appropriate mix, range
and type of uses in the Retail Cores of Clonburris and Kishoge Urban
Centres, including retail, community, recreational, medical
and childcare uses, at a scale that caters predominantly
for the population of the lands;
 
To support and facilitate the development of Clonburris
Urban Centre and Kishoge Urban Centre and of an appropriate urban scale, providing a sustainable retail mix, that facilitates walking, cycling and
use of public transport; and
 
In the Clonburris and Kishoge centres, the provision of uses that would preclude the provision of a more appropriate range of retail or services may be restricted
at ground floor level within the shopping streets, in addition to any uses that would seriously affect the amenities of the area and impinge on achieving the Planning Scheme.
 
Cllrs G. O'Connell, L. O'Toole and F. Timmons
Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor P. Gogarty
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Delete existing text in Section 2.5.4 Kishoge Urban Centre - Core Retail Area and replace with the following::

Section 2.5.4 Kishoge Urban Centre - Core Retail Area

The Scheme provides one major retail District Centre at Kishoge Urban
Centre, focused on the transport interchange at Kishoge Train Station. For
the purpose of retail policy, a Core Retail Area for the Clonburris Urban
Centre and Kishoge Urban centres are defined in the Function Map for
the Planning Scheme (see Figure 2.5.1 [NB as amended by any motions]).
Gross floor area up to a maximum of 14,000 sqm shall be provided
within Kishoge Core Retail Area. It should accommodate a minimum
of one large supermarket, with supporting comparison goods floor area.
Retail services, community, leisure, employment, civic and cultural
uses should be provided in addition to retail. As a minimum, a District
Centre must include one large supermarket and units suitable for use
as individual shops and retail service outlets, such as newsagent,
pharmacy, doctor’s/dentist’s surgery, bank and/or estate agency uses.
The retail units should be provided principally at ground level in the
centre.
A cap of 4,000 sqm net convenience sales area applies to any store in
the Planning Scheme. Larger comparison and convenience shopping
will be limited to 3 or 4 units, with the remaining allocated floorspace
allocated to small and medium sized units. The provision of stand alone
retail stores and shops which are not integrated into the urban design
framework for the designated centres shall be avoided.
Retail provision should generally be provided in tandem with the
provision and occupation of residential units (see the Place Making
Requirements section of the Phasing Strategy). As outlined in the
Clonburris SDZ Retail Study and in taking into account of the expansion in density of Kishoge and the increase in size of the Kishoge Urban Centre and Retail Core, the development of the retail provision in
the District Centre requires build out of the residential units to provide
available expenditure in the catchment to ensure viability. This is
reflected in the phasing schedule.
 
Cllrs G. O'Connell, L. O'Toole and F. Timmons
Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor P. Gogarty
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney
Amend Section 2.5.1 Introduction to read:
 
The distribution of retail and other commercial floorspace in the
Planning Scheme is related to the accessibility offered by public
transport across the site. The main retail areas are focused
primarily around Clondalkin- Fonthill Railway Station and Kishoge Railway Station. A small amount of retail and other
commercial floorspace is allocated to facilitate the development
of local nodes to serve local catchments. The retail provision for
the Planning Scheme was initially informed by a Clonburris SDZ Retail
Study (2016) and was later increased to reflect the increase in density at Kishoge Urban Centre.
 
Cllrs G. O'Connell, L. O'Toole and F. Timmons
Motion
Meeting:
Submitted by:
Councillor L. O'Toole
Responsibility:
Brian Keaney

Section 2.1.6 Introduction

Pg 47 Paragraph 3 Sentence 3 Line 7 add in and “Adamstown Extension

Pg 47 Table 2.6.1 Allocation to Development Areas

Amend table to reflect above changes

Co-signed Cllr Guss O Connell & Cllr Paul Gogarty