Local Plans being prepared by DLR County Council
The following information may be of interest in reply to a question I submitted to the Manager on 12 September 2011.
MEETING OF DÚN LAOGHAIRE-RATHDOWN COUNTY COUNCIL
12 SEPTEMBER 2011
DRAFT PLANS
Question: Councillor R. Humphreys
"To ask the Manager for a list of the draft local area plans, urban framwework plans,
strategic development zones, architectural conservation areas or similiar plans and
the stage each draft is currently at?"
Reply
Local Area Plans
• The Draft Goatstown Local Area Plan went on public display last week
(Wednesday 7th September). The public consultation period concludes 19th
October. The intention is to bring the Manager’s Report on Submissions received
to the January 2012 Council Meeting for the consideration of the Elected
Members.
• Preparatory work on the two Local Area Plans for Dún Laoghaire and Blackrock
has commenced and is reasonably well advanced. Assuming continuing
satisfactory progress over the coming weeks it is anticipated the consultation
process on the Pre-Draft ‘Issues & Options’ Papers for both Local Area Plans could
commence mid-November 2011. Work on the preparation of the Draft Local Area
Plans, and the various associated environmental reports, will proceed through the
first half of 2012. The timing of the publication of the two Draft Local Area Plans
will be heavily influenced by potential requirements in respect of Appropriate
Assessment.
Urban Framework Plans
• Consideration of the Manager’s Report on the Proposed Material Alterations in
respect of the Sandyford Urban Framework Plan (Variation No. 2) is a listed item
on tonight’s Council Meeting agenda.
Strategic Development Zones
• Preparation of the Planning Scheme for the Cherrywood Strategic Development
Zone (SDZ) is currently in train. The Planning Scheme requires it to be prepared
by May 2012. A Briefing Session for Councillors on progress to date in the
preparation of the Planning Scheme has been provisionally organised for 27th
September. Details of that Briefing Session – date, time, venue etc - will issue
shortly to Members.
County Development Plan
• County Development Plan Variations No. 4 – Core Strategy and No. 5 – Building
Heights Strategy were the subject of a four-week public consultation process
earlier this summer. The Manager’s Reports on submissions received in response
to these public consultation processes are included as listed items on tonight’s
Council agenda for consideration by the Elected Members.
• Section 15 (2) of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended) requires
that, not more than 2 years after the making of a development plan, the Manager
of a Planning Authority shall give a report to the Members of the Authority on the
progress achieved in securing the objectives of the Development Plan. The
preparation of that comprehensive 2 year ‘progress’ report on the 2010-2016
County Development Plan will commence towards the end of this calendar year –
with a view to bringing the finalised report to Members for their information early
2012.
Candidate Architectural Conservation Areas
The programme for the assessment of Candidate Architectural Conservation Areas
(ACA’s) is as follows:
• The Silchester Road and Sandycove proposed Architectural Conservation
Areas are going on public display on 26th September 2011.
• Those proposed ACA’s that lie within the Monkstown environs will be put out
on display as a composite proposed ACA in December 2011. The areas
included in the composite ACA are:
Seapoint Avenue
Queen’s Park
Eaton Square
Belgrave Square
The Hill
Montpelier Parade
Brighton Vale
• Consultancy work is nearing completion on Phase 1 (Character Appraisal) for
the next 10 no. ACAs. It is intended that these will be brought to Council for
consideration during the course of 2012.
Group 1:
Arkle Square
Sydenham Road
Sydenham Villas
Campfield Terrace
Group 2:
Cross Avenue
Montpelier Place
Newtown Villas
Group 3:
Adelaide Road
Vico Road/ Sorrento Point
Marlborough Road
All of the above timeframes are dependent on the continuing availability of resources
and adequacy of department budgets.
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