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Core Strategy and Settlement Strategy: CS3 Objective 1: To add in at the end of this objective the words “and to ensure that brownfield sites are prioritised for development over greenfield sites in line with the regional strategy”.
Can SDCC identify locations where there are 4 or more utility boxes clustered at visible locations in residential areas and pilot an approach for suppliers to work together to trial methods to share cabinets, or locate them underground to minimise the visual impact ? Suggest the Old Bawn Rd junction as a first pilot location. ( Part 8 project will require the ground to be open for cabling etc in 2022, so ideal opportunity)
Strong design guidelines are needed to protect the residential public realms where above ground utility boxes and masts are being sought to be installed on public land, particularly in established residential areas - they need to place the residential aesthetic at the heart of the design process.
NCBH 26 SLO1: To carry out sympathetic improvements to the area around and including the Mill Race Bridge in Rathfarnham.
All 9 Traditional village centres should be vibrant and sustainable neighbourhood centres. Request for a village design statement for Tallaght village, in the County Town.
Motion : Need a proactive SLO for the lands zoned regeneration in Central Tallaght - a strong mix of land uses that intensify enterprise, industry and emnployment is needed. The LAP and rezone has not delivered regeneration - unprecedented SHDs only have flooded in - no new jobs to regenerate or transform these lands for Tallaght. A proactive strategy and program for these lands is required to deliver intensive industry and employment into these areas as well as the SHD apartment applications.
NCBH 11 Objective 5: To require developers as a condition of their planning permissions, to retain existing trees and hedgerows on the property being developed where possible, or where not so possible, to furnish replacement trees and hedgerows with an equivalent or improved amenity or biodiversity value as soon as practicable.
Proactive Services Assessment : Tallaght hospital, Tallaght Gardai and Dublin Fire Brigade should be contacted and asked what additional resources they would need to safely service an additional 30K people over the next 15 years in Tallaght town centre area
Retain following from 2016, H1 Objective 6: To facilitate the development of emergency accommodation, including hostels for homeless individuals and families, in a balanced way located throughout the County and not concentrated in any particular area.
RETENTION of 2016 Policy H1 Objective 4: To promote social integration and facilitate a diverse range of dwelling tenures within housing developments, including social housing in a balanced way in all Local Electoral Areas of the County.
Land Development Agency, insist on mixed tenure and adherence to national plans, this is not happening in Tallaght.
Population and plot density should be sustainable
NCBH 11 Objective 2: “To regularly evaluate and identify trees of amenity value within the County with a view to making them the subject of TPOs or otherwise protecting them and further, to furnish information to the public in this regard.
'That South Dublin County Council consider making amendments to the Draft Development Plan 2022-2028 to change the 'Rural and Agriculture' (RU) zoning of land located at Cooldrinagh Lane (See Figure 1 below) to 'Existing Residential' (RES), to facilitate land use which is consistent with the existing and established settlement pattern in this particular area. Figure 1: Current RU zoned land to be rezoned RES (boundary highlighted in red
That South Dublin County Council include an install guidance strips for future footpath programme of works in our main village thoroughfares to include but not limited to, main street Lucan, Palmerstown, Rathcoole, Saggart, Newcastle, Clondalkin Tallaght, Templeogue to ensure improved accessibility for visually impaired in our communities.
That the Draft South Dublin County Development Plan 2023 -2029 will provide for the rezoning of the lands at Rathcreedan, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin outlined in red on the attached map from their current Objective 'RU' use (to protect and improve rural amenity and to provide for the development of agriculture) to Objective 'RES-N' (to provide for new residential communities in accordance with approved area plans) and will extend the boundary of the Newcastle Local Area Plan to the east to encompass this 10.5 Ha site and the Newcastle cemetery. In addition, the lands shall be subject to a Site Specific Local Objective to provide a minimum of 3.2 Ha of the site for the development of recreational and leisure facilities. The land and the facilities must be provided before any development can take place on the remainder of the site.
That the Council initiate an annual electrical collection service/amnesty to allow people to dispose of electrial goods no longer required.
Amend to include additional Objective: QDP6 Objective 5: To ensure that all new Developments but particularly Apartment Developments were gardens don't form part of the home, make provision for sufficient Public Realm space to enable the Community to enjoy a healthy living environment outdoors but within the boundaries of the Development and that no new Development whether it be private or social creates a Development that downgrades the Public Realm to an extent that it is insufficient to serve as a Healthy place to live mentally and physically.
Chapter 5: Quality Design and Healthy Placemaking - 5.2.2 To amend to include new objective QDP3 Objective 4: "To ensure that higher Buildings in established areas respect the surrounding context and take account of Heights and their impact on Light and the negative impact that may have on existing Communities and their mental Health to ensure we are consistent with regard to Healthy Placemaking (5.2.3)".
Chapter 6: Housing (H) Policy 5: Other housing provision New Objective: H5 Objective 4: To provide short-term emergency housing to persons who are unable to return to their homes because of domestic violence on a humanitarian basis without having to assess their eligibility for social housing support or include them on the authority's waiting list for housing supports in line with the Department of Housing, Planning, Community & Local Government Policy and Procedural Guidance for Housing Authorities in Relation to Assisting Victims of Domestic Violence with Emergency and Long-term Accommodation Needs.