Oldtown Mooretown - Text - Fingal County Council
Oldtown Mooretown - Text - Fingal County Council
Oldtown Mooretown - Text - Fingal County Council
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OLDTOWN - MOORETOWN<br />
Local Area Plan<br />
Typical 3 storey landmark to end to terrace<br />
Typical residential street linking to parkland<br />
Typical Low Density Housing<br />
Planning<br />
Department<br />
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pedestrians/cyclists only along the street/path adjoining the Broadmeadow<br />
Linear Park through the development to the east.<br />
Opportunity for an extension to the WDLR through this area to the<br />
Lissenhall lands to the north shall be maintained.<br />
<strong>Oldtown</strong> Medium Density Area<br />
This area bounds the proposed Regional Park to the west, existing<br />
residential development to the east and the Local Centre area to<br />
the south.<br />
There are existing hedgerows/trees dispersed along the eastern<br />
boundary with the adjoining housing – these shall be incorporated<br />
and strengthened within the proposed development. Development<br />
at this boundary shall comprise largely two storey back-to-back<br />
housing, sensitive to existing residential amenity of adjoining areas.<br />
A north-south linear open space shall be provided along part of the<br />
eastern boundary, linking in with adjoining open space in the<br />
neighbouring development. This will facilitate improvement to<br />
amenity, permeability and ease of access between existing and new<br />
developments.<br />
A minor ridge exists across the medium density lands, this shall be<br />
incorporated within a green corridor to maximise upon views and<br />
minimise visual dominance of development.<br />
Views exist northwards from the Rathbeale Archaeological Park,<br />
which is located at a high point due to its prominence historically<br />
as an ecclesiastical site. Buildings shall be located to maximise<br />
views northward from this park towards the northern uplands. View<br />
sheds to be protected shall be specifically addressed at Masterplan<br />
stage.<br />
Development, where adjoining Glen Ellan Main Street, shall front<br />
onto this street and ensure natural surveillance of the Rathbeale<br />
Archaeological Park.<br />
A buffer zone incorporating strategic tree planting shall be provided<br />
along the western boundary of the plan lands. This planting will<br />
serve to appropriately and clearly define the western edge of the<br />
built up area of Swords town and provide an appropriate transition<br />
boundary with the adjoining Regional Park.<br />
<strong>Oldtown</strong>: Low Density Lands East of Rathbeale Archaeological<br />
Park<br />
The area to the east of the Rathbeale Archaeological Park and<br />
adjoining the Rathbeale Road accommodates one residential<br />
dwelling, accessed via an existing laneway off Rathbeale Road.<br />
There is an existing overgrown stream to the west, with significant<br />
vegetation along a raised bank at the western and eastern edges<br />
of the stream. There are sharp changes in the ground level at this<br />
location, with the land falling steeply toward the south of the site.<br />
No link into the LAP lands will be possible from this landbank.<br />
Existing vegetation along the boundaries of this area shall be<br />
maintained.