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I propose that South Dublin County Council amend Chapter 9 of the Chief Executive's Draft South Dublin County Development Plan 2022 - 2028 as set out below. Chapter 9 Economic Development and Employment (EDE) Policy 10 Liffey Valley Major Retail Centre Support the Level 2 Major Town Centre retail function of Liffey Valley Shopping Centre EDE10 Objective 1: To support Liffey Valley as a Major Retail Centre (MRC) and allow for the growth of the existing shopping centre and complementary leisure/entertainment, retail warehouse, residential and commercial land uses.
That the current (2016 - 2022) Specific Local Objective CS6 SLO3 pertaining to Brittas Village be expanded to include the following: 'to facilitate the development of a tourist & leisure facility to include accommodation, associated services and activities at Brittas Ponds and surrounding lands thereby guaranteeing the conservation, upkeep and enhancement the area's amenity potential. This will enhance the tourism potential in the area with a view to sustain the long-term viability of the local community and will include permissive access routes and heritage trails under the present EDE23 Objective 4 along with access to historic sites in the county under the present EDE23 Objective 6 and public rights of way'. This tourist-based project submission will be supported by a master plan and a biodiversity study of the ponds and immediate area. South Dublin County Development Plan 2016 - 2022 CS6 SLO 3: To support Brittas as a sustainable community and rural village of outstanding natural beauty and to prepare a planning study and study boundary for Brittas Village, in consultation with local residents, landowners and local representatives, having regard to the implications of the proposed Natural Heritage Area designations, the future protection and enhancement of the village, the development of tourism potential in the area with a view to the long term viability of the local community. The planning study to commence within 6 months of the adoption of this County Development Plan in May 2016 and to include an analysis of population and housing data.
Chapter 9: Economic Development & Employment - 9.2.2 Amend EDE4 Objective 11: To support the regeneration of the Tallaght LAP lands in a co-ordinated and sustainable manner in accordance with the Tallaght Town Centre LAP 2020 or any superseding plan whilst ensuring the lands Particularly Cookstown, remains a sustainable employment area to ensure environmentally short journeys to places of employment and to ensure the residential impact of the regen zoning does not instigate the decline in the employment capacity and sustainability of the area.
DRAFT DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022 - 2028 Friday, 28 May 2021 MOTION NO. MOTION: Councillor D Richardson & Cllr Francis Timmons Housing: Community Housing A motion to include a Community Housing Initiative were by the Council identify sites in the county for local housing. An application based local housing scheme that offers affordable housing to those born and raised in the area. Lands at Boherboy Rd, Saggart, Co Dublin have been identified as suitable for such an initiative with its proximity to Saggart Village, the Luas and schools. This motion will allow direct community access to affordable homes in a local setting. A successful planning application in S99A/0771 was made on behalf of Saggart Community Housing Initiative for 22 houses to be know as Fairgreen, Saggart, Co Dublin. This initiative was managed by South Dublin County Council who received applications from the local community and allocated housing under specific criteria, the initiative was hugely oversubscribed.
COS 8 SLO: To identify an emerging site for the appropriate location of an additional post primary school in the north west of Adamstown SDZ to provide for future needs identified for the catchment area by the Department of Education and Skills following on from updated census data in 2023.
Amend COS 2 Objective 6 to read: To ensure that social, community, cultural and recreational facilities are provided in a manner which reduces climate impact by supporting. promoting and requiring the following measures:
In table 8.2 amend percentage in Institutional Lands / 'Windfall' Sites from 20% to 25%
Change all references to Public Open Space Standards From 2.4 to 2.8 Ha per 1,000 Population
In table 8.2 amend percentage in New Residential Development on Lands in Other Zones from 10% to 15%
Amend COS 5 Objective 1 to read: To support a hierarchy of multi-functional, accessible parks and public open spaces across the County based on existing populations and planned growth in accordance with the overall standard of 2.8ha per 1,000 population.
Amend table 8.2: Public Open Space Standards From 2.4 to 2.8 Ha per 1,000 Population
Amend all references to one large district level multi-functional community centre per 9,000 population to read 'per 5,000 population'
Under heading 8.4.1 Social/Community Infrastructure Audit, amend paragraph commencing with 'Public Open Space and Parks' to read: Public Open Space and Parks - 2.8 hectares per 1,000 population.
To rezone the land outlined in red on the attached map, (extending to 129 acres), from its current 'RU' Objective, (to protect and improve rural amenity and to provide for agriculture), to Objective 'EE', (to provide for enterprise and employment related uses) to allow the existing industrial estate to expand The Greenogue and Aerodrome Business Parks at Rathcoole/Newcastle, Clondalkin Industrial Estate and Fonthill Industrial Estate are large industrial campuses comprising a mix of largely warehousing and manufacturing facilities, providing potential for new jobs or any displacement of jobs from the Naas Road or Tallaght REGEN lands over the coming years. Other smaller industrial estates throughout the County can also offer space for employment throughout the lifetime of the plan.'' (Ref Chapter 9- Economic development and Employment. Section 9.1)
In section 8.5 Community Centres, amend paragraph three section … 'the Council will apply a standard of one large district level multi-functional community centre per 9,000 population' to read 'the Council will apply a standard of one large district level multi-functional community centre per 5,000 population.'
Under heading 8.4.1 Social/Community Infrastructure Audit, amend paragraph commencing with 'Community Centres' to read: Community Centres - 1 large multifunctional centre of approximately 1,200sq m - 1,800 sq m per 5,000 population or smaller local community centres (350-650 sq m) as may be identified by the local authority to meet local need…
Add COS 3 Objective: To ensure that all Council-owned community buildings, sports centres and arts centres, whether they are managed directly or outsourced, allow full public access to toilets at all hours of opening.
In table 7.5 Six Year Road Programme add: Carry out a study of the impact of re-opening traffic access from Esker Lane along a dedicated slip towards the Newcastle Road interchange, identifying scenarios where this would be acceptable to TII and implement only on the provision that such a plan would have a neutral impact on Esker Lane South taken as a whole.
Add COS 3 Objective: To support and facilitate the provision of at least two public toilets in every town and village in south Dublin during the lifetime of this plan, at least one of which shall be wheelchair accessible.
Add COS 3 Objective: To support and facilitate the provision of public toilets in every regional park and larger neighbourhood parks, separate to those located within community buildings.