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To amend section 11.3.6 (iii) relating to ‘Fast Food/Takeaway Outlets’ by replacing the words “should address the following:” with “will be strictly controlled and all such proposals will be vigorously assessed particular reference to:”
Co-sponsored by Cllrs Brophy, Casserly, Dermody, Egan, Higgins, Donovan
To add "while respecting the value to the existing Communities of open space amenity" to the second paragraph in 2.0 Housing - Introduction.
That the Development Plan recognises the need for post-primary school provision serving the Citywest area and reflects that it the identification of suitable sites.
Page 209 – 11.6.1 Water Management
Addition of point (V)
Liaise with the relevant stakeholders, to ensure the implementation of BS8515-2009 (Rain & grey water harvesting), subject to class of use (SI 600 2001) and the economic viability for the end user.
Co-signed by Cllrs Paul Gogarty, Deirdre O'Donovan, Guss O'Connell, Dermot Richardson, Francis Timmons, Liona O'Toole, Ronan McMahon & Dermot Looney
4.5.0
That this council develops heritage centres/tourist information centres for the county villages including Lucan village. Centres could be manned voluntarily.
Co-sponsored by Cllrs Guss O’Connell and Paul Gogarty
That a pedestrian and bicycle link be developed linking Bohernabreena and Kiltipper.
Co-signed by Cllr. B. Leech and Cllr. K. Mahon.
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Add UC1 Objective 8: Develop a retail strategy by October 2016 that has investigated the existing footfall of each retail centre, informing planning policy to protect and encourage new footfall.
Co-signed by Cllrs Paul Gogarty & Francis Timmons
To include two further paragraphs under section 6.1.0 ‘Overarching Policies & Objectives’ as follows:
“The Council recognises that new development, both residential and commercial, permitted in line with this Plan will lead to additional trips generated The Council will work with the relevant agencies to seek to ensure that that as high a proportion as possible would be conducted by sustainable means. However it is accepted that a residual proportion of the trips generated will be taken by private vehicle. This has the potential to add to existing levels of congestion or saturation of the road network.
The Council will seek to positively and constructively promote, facilitate and where) require the enhancement of both public transport carrying capacity and road capacity to support sustainable future development.”
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Brophy
To amend Table 11.13 which sets-out the zoning matrix for zoning objective ‘HA-LV’ be amended to apply the following footnote to the ‘Public Services’ use class: “Subject to acceptable landscape impact assessment”
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Casserly
That the draft plan and Maps No. 1/3 be amended such that a Specific Local Objective be included to apply to the lands at Beatties Field (bounded by the R120, Kildare rail line, Haydens Lane & Grand Canal) which are proposed to rezoned as ‘RES’ in the draft plan for inclusion in an extended Clonburris SDZ): “To require the provision of public open space, to include at least two full size playing pitches to be managed by the Council or directly by a local sports club, prior to the occupation of any residential development permitted on these lands.”
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Casserly
3.10.0 C18 Objective 3: Amend to read: To support the provision of small scale childcare facilities in residential areas subject to appropriate safeguards to protect the amenities of the area, having regard to noise pollution and traffic management.
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Francis Duffy, Cllr. Paul Gogarty, Cllr. Francis Timmons, Cllr. Guss O’Connell
4.5.0 ET5: Objective 2: - Amend to read ‘with the establishment of Tourism office on Red Line Luas beside Square to facilitate visitors from the City Centre.
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Francis Duffy,
Continue SLO 75 from the 2010-16 development plan. Balrothery Estate – Residential Development: Ensure that the density of any future developments on the private lands at the south west side of Balrothery Estate (two cottages) shall be limited to the density already in Balrothery and shall ensure and have regard to the protection of residential amenity for the adjoining dwellings.
Co-signed by Cllr. B. Leech and Cllr. K. Mahon.
The issuing of T2 licences for the location of utility boxes should be co-ordinated in order to prevent the proliferation of these boxes at certain strategic locations.
Co-signed by Cllr. B. Leech and Cllr. K. Mahon.
To delete ‘R2 Objective 2’ and to amend ‘R2 Objective 3’ by adding the following words in bold to the start “To direct new major retail floorspace in the County to designated centres of the appropriate level; and to further direct retail development in designated centres….
Co-sponsored by Cllr. Donovan
To add a further objective under ‘(TM) Policy 1’: “To support the delivery of sufficient public transport and road capacity to facilitate sustainable new development in the County.”
Co-sponsored by Cllrs Brophy &. Donovan
To amend ‘H24 Objective 1’ by deleting the first bullet point “Development that is directly related the area’s amenity potential or its use for agriculture”.
Co sponsored by Cllr. Casserly
That the Development Plan recognises the demand and requirement for State-of-the-Art childcare facilities and adopts as an objective where and when possible, the co-location of pre- and after-school facilities on new primary school developments
Insert a new ET1 Objective 10 on p 66:
ET1 Objective 10
To ensure a spatially balanced distribution of new economic and tourism opportunities by promoting areas of high unemployment and socio-economic disadvantage as viable locations for sustainable enterprise and employment growth in South Dublin County Council.
That this council zone the Adamstown marked area between the railway, canal, Newcastle Road and Griffeen park as Zone EE:
To support the necessary and needed infrastructure within neighbouring Grangecastle with small to medium sub-supplier business’s, to support job growth within Adamstown and Lucan to meet the objectives / Ethos of nearby Adamstown where residents both work and live in the area reducing need for transport. Currently the Adamstown development has employment primarily in service business’s such as shops, cinemas etc but little in the way of small manufacturing or other businesses.
Area should not be zoned residential because
This area is isolated by park from Clonborrris with no easy access. It will be neither in Clonburris or Adamstown or Lucan where families will struggle with school placements etc
The Newcastle road is already gridlocked and Adamstown has yet to be built out (8k housing units). The natural flow of traffic is not towards Newcastle but rather down to the N4.
Area should be zoned Enterprise and Employment because
Create local employment opportunities
Fulfil the shortage of offices for small to medium enterprises in Lucan
Enterprise would have less impact on the Newcastle road than a residential area
Increase the use of the cycle network therefore reducing amount of traffic commuting in and out of Lucan which would also reduce traffic in the Lucan area.
The proximity of Grange Castle will allow small indigenous technology and service companies to feed into the multinational companies within Grange Castle.
A landscape EE area would complement the adjacent Griffeen park allowing a landscape aspect from the Newcastle road to the Griffeen park and vice versa
Co sponsored by Guss O’Connell and Paul Gogarty