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I have been contacted by several residents of Citywest who are looking for "zoning for multiple secondary schools" in the Citywest area, as part of the Development Plan 2016 - 2022. What are the Manager's thoughts on it?
That the Development Plan 2016-2022 reflects the need for additional post-primary schools serving the Citywest / Saggart area - to ensure that children attending the existing vibrant local schools have local post-primary school options availabel to them
With reference to Chapter 6, That TM6 Objective 1 be amended to include a direct reference to the prioritisation of safety at rural junctions.
Co Sponsor: Cllr. Paula Donovan
Can the two PS symbols on Carrigwood Green, Firhouse be removed from the County Development Plan? The planning permission for these schools is currently under review with An Bord Pleanala. While education is of utmost importance, in the interest of fairness, can these symbols be kept off the Development Plan.
That the symbols "PS" be removed from the Green Space between Ballycullen Drive and Killinniny Road at Firhouse from the draft development plan
With reference to Chapter 11, specifically 11.4.6, that school travel plans being provided for new schools and major extensions include a plan for pedestrians and identify potential pedestrian safety issues and mitigation measures such as the installation of zebra crossings or school warden services.
Co Sponsored: Cllrs William Lavelle and Paula Donovan
To remove the objective from the plan under Table 6.6 Medium to Long term Objectives the reference to a new bridge from Firhouse to N81 due to its' unsuitability for many reasons at this location
On page 210 (iii) Fencing Replace by: It is a requirement of the Planning Regulations 2001 Art 9(I)(a)(x) that the fencing or enclosure of land open to or used by the publicduring the ten years preceding such fencing or enclosure requires planning permission. Wire fencing constitutes visual pollution and destroys the “away from it all” feeling which makes upland areas such an attraction for both local people and visitors. There has been a large increase in the amount of new fencing in upland areas. Barbed wire has been used in most of this new fencing, which, in the absence of stiles or gates, makes access for recreational users of our countryside almost impossible. Traditional hill-sheep farming rarely required fencing, but since the introduction of REPS(now AEOS), sheep-farmers must, *in certain circumstances, stock-proof their land. The challenge is to ensure that such fencing will be done in a manner that will meet the requirements of AEOS without impinging on access for hill walkers.
2nd para Insert: unless such fencing is essential to the viability of the farm after areas.
To remove the objective from the plan under Table 6.6 Medium to Long term Objectives the reference to a new bridge from Bohernabreena Road to Kiltipper Road due to its' unsuitability for many reasons at this location
I wish to support a resident who is opposed to a proposed Record Protected Structure for her property at 13 Rathfarnham Village, Dublin 14 as referenced in Dev plan submission 0072. I understand from the Residents submission that the property is already included in a ACA and I would be satisfied that the exterior of the building is what is of historic value to the village and that internal works shouldn’t be restricted and am calling for the RPS to be removed.
That the Development Plan 2016-20122 reflects the future need for an additional Garda Station to serve the Citywest area which will be greatly expanded (to the size of a combined Kilnamangh and Kingswood area)
Lands adjoining Finnstown Castle Hotel, Lucan
To oppose the request in submission DRAFTDEVPLAN0353 for rezoning of green belt lands adjoining Finnstown Castle Hotel for housing.
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Casserly
Lands south of Adamstown
To oppose the requests in submissions DRAFTDEVPLAN0090 &DRAFTDEVPLAN0276 for the rezoning of agricultural lands south of Adamstown SDZ for additional housing.
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Casserly
11.3.1
Residential
(iv) Dwelling standards
Table 11.20 Minimum space standards for houses
- Increase each minimum by 15sq metres - The average home in the UK is 85 square metres compared to 115 square metres in Holland and 137 square metres in Denmark.
Table 11.21 Minimum space standards for apartments
- Increase each minimum by 15sq metres to be in line with european best practice.
Flood risk at Baldonnell.
That all lands at Baldonnell that are subject to a flood risk as per the Strategic Flood Risk Assessment carried out by RPS in 2015 for the SDCC Development Plan be zoned for agricultural use and cannot be considered for any other zoning until the flood risk is fully mitigated. This approach would be consistent with the OPWs Planning System and Flood Risk Management Guidelines 2009.
Having a plan from a developer to mitigate the risk local to the site is not sufficient as it is almost certain that the works to fully mitigate such a risk would need to be carried out over a much longer section upstream along the Camac river and could only be done by the local authority.
Co-signed by Cllr. B. Leech and Cllr. K. Mahon
Mount Bellew Way, Lucan
To amend objective TM7 SLO 1 to increase the requirement for visitor parking spaces from 10 to 20 and to delete the word ‘residential’.
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Casserly
New Secondary School, Lucan
To identify and reserve an appropriately-sized site on lands to the east of the proposed extension of Griffeen Valley Park for the new Second-Level school planned as part of the Government’s School Building Programme 2016 - 2021.
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Casserly
Cooldrinagh, Lucan
To support submission DRAFTDEVPLAN035 to clarify the zoning of a parcel of existing residential properties at Cooldrinagh Lane, Lucan to the south of the N4 as zoning ‘RES’.
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Casserly
Mount Bellew Way, Lucan
That Maps No. 1/2 be amended to rezone lands at Mount Bellew Way, located between Fforster Square & Lucan Educate Together NS to zoning ‘OS’ to facilitate development of amenities for the community.
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Casserly
Extension of Griffeen Valley Park
To add a new local objective under C12: "To support and facilitate the extension of Griffeen Valley Park southwards to the Grand Canal, including the provision of additional playing pitches and ancillary facilities.”
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Casserly, Higgins