An Economic and Spatial Plan for Limerick Appendices

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Limerick 2030 An Economic and Spatial Plan for Limerick Education and Employment Retailing Environmental Management Measures to release strategic blocks of land One of the key themes within the City Centre Strategy is to provide for the regeneration of derelict and underutilised sites within the City Centre, especially those near the existing retail core. The City Centre Strategy has been given a statutory function through the City Development Plan. Regeneration Social deprivation, as well as an acknowledged failure of delivery of state services within the City, gave rise to the creation of the Limerick Northside and Southside Regeneration Agencies, which were established by the government in 2007. These agencies were charged with regeneration of a number of areas including Moyross and St. Marys on the Northside and Southill and Ballincurra on the Southside. These agencies were charged with the physical, social, economic, community and housing regeneration of these areas. In 2012 Regeneration came under the responsibility of the merging Limerick City & County Councils, under the Home & Community Directorate. A significant monetary budget is allocated to address the objectives of Regeneration. June 2013 18
Limerick 2030 An Economic and Spatial Plan for Limerick 3. Economic Analysis This section provides an overview of the current socio-economic conditions in Limerick and includes the most recent data releases from the 2011 Census of Ireland. In order to represent all relevant geographical areas and to provide useful comparisons for analysis we have presented the data for the following geographies; Limerick City Boundary Limerick County Boundary The future Limerick Metropolitan Boundary (Met Area) Limerick City and County Combined (Limerick) Republic of Ireland (State) Profile Area of Investigation The metropolitan boundary of Limerick City is changing following local authority re-organisation and we have reflected this in the report. The exact boundary of the future Limerick City Metropolitan Area has not yet been confirmed and so a boundary has been defined and presented in the map below. Our definition comprises the existing Limerick City boundary in addition to the urban areas within the Southern Environs Local Area Plan and the Castletroy Local Area Plan and this is represented in Figure 1. All data presented in this report for the Limerick Metropolitan Area (Met Area) is representative of the area shown in the map and has been collected from Census 2011 data for Small Areas. (This analysis has been developed for this report, the boundary used is indicative as it is not an officially defined boundary). June 2013 19
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