Draft Minutes 13th Oct - Fingal County Council

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For: For: Councillors Councillors Bu Butler, Bu Butler,
tler, Dennison, Dennison, Devitt, Devitt, Loftus, Loftus, McGuinness, McGuinness, McKeon,
McKeon,
Murray, Murray, O’Brien, O’Brien, O’Connor, O’Connor, O’Connor, O’Leary.
O’Leary.
Against: Against: Against: Councillors
Councillors Councillors Byrne, Byrne, Coppinger, Coppinger, Daly, Daly, Hamill, Hamill, Kelleher, Kelleher, Maher, Maher, Nulty, Nulty,
O’Callaghan, O’Callaghan, O’Callaghan, O’Donovan, O’Donovan, O’Donovan, Waine. Waine.
Waine.
Abstain: Abstain: Abstain: Councillors
Councillors Councillors Coyle, Coyle, Coyle, Farrell Farrell Farrell AA.,
A , , Farrell Farrell KK.,
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On the casting vote of the Mayor, Councillor K. Farrell, voted for the Motion, the
Motion was declared PASSED PASSED. PASSED
F/ F/1549 F/
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LANDS LANDS AT AT COOLQUAY
COOLQUAY
MOTION MOTION D3.26
D3.26
It was proposed by Councillor K. Dennison, seconded by Councillor D. Butler:
“Fingal County Council resolves that the lands at Coolquay, Co. Dublin outlined in
red on the attached map and signed by the proposer for identification purposes be
zoned Objective ‘RV’: ‘protect and promote the character of the rural village and
promote a vibrant community in accordance with an approved Local Area Plan,
and the availability of physical and community infrastructure’ in the Fingal
Development Plan 2011-2017.”
The following report by the Manager which had been circulated was
CONSIDERED
CONSIDERED:
CONSIDERED
“The subject site is located to the south west of Coolquay and is separated from
Coolquay by the N2. The existing RU zoning is considered to be the most
appropriate. Zoning land on the opposite side of the N2 would fragment the village
and would give rise to traffic safety issues.
There is a sufficient quantum of land zoned in Coolquay to cater for the plan
period and beyond. The review of Coolquay LAP will examine in detail the
requirement for additional development land.
The proposed rezoning would be contrary to Objective Villages 1 of the Manager’s
Draft Development Plan,
‘Develop each village in accordance with a Local Area Plan which will provide the
optimal development framework to ensure the protection and enhancement of
the existing village, the strengthening and consolation of the village core and the
provision of a high quality living environment for the existing and future
population of the village.’