Draft Minutes 13th Oct - Fingal County Council

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2014 The Mayor, Councillor K. Farrell declared the Motion PASSED. PASSED. F/ F/1526 F/ 1526 1526/10 /10 ADJOURMENT ADJOURMENT OF OF THE MEETING At At this this stage stage the the the time time was was now now 5.15 5.15 p.m. and it was AGREED to adjourn the meeting meeting until until 7 p.m. m. F/ F/1527 F/ 1527 1527/10 /10 RESUMPTION RESUMPTION OF OF MEETING MEETING The meeting resumed at 7.00 p.m. A roll call established a quorum of Members were present, as follows: PRESENT PRESENT PRESENT Councillors Councillors Councillors Butler, Darragh McGuinness, David Byrne, Ciaran McGuire, Gerry Coppinger, Ruth McKeon, May Coyle, Peter Murray, Mags Dennison, Kieran Nulty, Patrick Devitt, Anne O’Brien, Eoghan Farrell, Alan O’Callaghan, Cian Farrell, Ken O’Connor, David Hamill, Peggy O’Donovan, Michael Kelleher, Tom O’Leary, Tom Loftus, Eithne Waine, Matthew F/ F/1528 F/ 1528 1528/10 1528 /10 LANDS LANDS AT AT BALLYBOUGHA BALLYBOUGHAL BALLYBOUGHA BALLYBOUGHA MOTION MOTION MOTION D3.3 D3.3 It was proposed by Councillor M. McKeon, seconded by Councillor A. Devitt. “Fingal County Council resolves that the lands at Ballyboughal, Co. Dublin outlined in red on the attached map and signed by the proposer for identification purposes be designated with the following local objective’ to provide for one house only, sensitively designed and located on site’ in the Fingal Development Plan 2011-2017.”
2015 The following report by the Manager which had been circulated was CONSIDERED: CONSIDERED: CONSIDERED: “The site was the subject of MD3.38 and MD3.50 which were both defeated. The site is zoned RU in the Draft Development Plan and has an area of some 0.33 ha. The site is located approximately 0.7km from Ballyboughil RV. There are two planning applications on the site, F01A/1444 and An Bord Pleanála Ref. 128810 permission refused for a house for the following reasons, contrary to rural housing policy, ribbon development and uneconomical provision of public services. F08A/1142 permission refused for a new entrance which was refused on the basis of an undemonstrated need and its injurious effect on the character of the area. The rural settlement strategy in the Draft Plan reflects the policy adopted by the Council on the 3 rd April 2007, following a lengthy process of careful consideration and public consultation. The policy as it now stands recognises the need to provide for housing for the rural community but limits the amount of housing in the open countryside and provides for alternative options within the rural area either in the villages or rural clusters as a more sustainable and suitable location for rural generated housing. Areas which are particularly sensitive to ongoing incremental housing growth, i.e. the Greenbelt and High Amenity zoned areas, are limited to more essential needs with the broader rural community who wish to remain in the rural area qualifying for housing in villages and rural clusters. Allowing certain individuals to be excluded from this policy would contradict this overall approach. This motion would unfairly allow certain individuals to be favourably treated in comparison to all other families with connections within the rural area. The motion if adopted would allow the sale of the site on the open market, thereby opening up the possibility of urban-generated housing development on the site. Government policy as articulated by the National Spatial Strategy and the Sustainable Rural Housing: Guidelines for Planning Authorities of April 2005, classifies the rural area of Fingal as “an area under strong urban influence” where the housing requirements of the rural community should be facilitated but urban-generated housing should be directed to areas zoned for new residential development in cities, towns and villages. This approach is reflected in the Regional Planning Guidelines for the Greater Dublin Area (5.2.2). The inclusion in the Fingal Development Plan of objectives facilitating the development of rural housing outside of the provisions of the rural settlement strategy would thus run counter to national and regional policy.
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