3 4 CHAIRMAN: Good morning, Miss - Planning Tribunal

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1 A Yes.
2 Q 101Agriculture and the 1993 amendment zoning A1 house to the hectare was the
3 zoning proposed and passed by the councillors on the 28th April 1993.
4 A Yes.
5 Q 102And it was following that position, which is the last part of that part of the
6 report, that the matter goes on public display, as we have seen?
7 A Yes.
8 Q 103As the 1993 amendment?
9 A Yes.
10 Q 104The representations are received?
11 A Yes.
12 Q 105However they came to be received or whatever their basis may have been and what
13 the manager is saying is that there is, that those representations received in
14 the second display and they are objecting to this change?
15 A That's absolutely right.
16 Q 106Thank you, I don't know if that clarifies things.
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18 THE WITNESS WAS CROSS-EXAMINED AS FOLLOWS BY MR. HOGAN::
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20 Q 107MR. HOGAN: One question arising out of that. Are you suggesting that the
21 2,530 representations are, in effect, new representations, which hadn't been
22 made before in respect of this change?
23 A Yeah. They would have related solely that change because that change only went
24 on display in the second display so they could only relate to that.
25 Q 108But are you suggesting that 2,530 people who never made representations before
26 suddenly did it after April 1993.
27 A I can't answer that question.
28 Q 109Well, yes, I appreciate that, Mr. McGlynn, I thought we had agreed during my
29 cross-examination that given the figures for the overall representation of
30 24,000 initially and then for September, 24,500, that there was really