Phoenix Park Conservation Management Plan Appendices

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Workshop 1 Vision Question: What do you want to see in place for The Phoenix Park in the future? Conservation and reuse of built heritage Traffic management measures Conserve and enhance biodiversity Eco-friendly Park Policy for recreation, cultural and leisure usage Magazine Fort Restoration - Museum. Traffic (Less). Standards of excellence in horticuture. Hire of bicycles. More cultural activities/ facilities (markets). Develop and manage Magazine Fort for public access. Development of toilet area (Infirmary Rd). Development of Magazine Fort. Transport link (Luas). Allow buses into the Park to allow more people access. New solutions for public access (cycles, buses, car parking issues). Natural recreation area for Dublin and visitors. Preservation of Habitats/Species. Ecology, biodiversity, tree species very important. Improved pedestrian links to the Park. Outdoor area to display sculpture. Eco-friendly Park. Balance active (no increase) and passive (more) activities. Pedestrian cycle access. More recreational facilities for adults e.g. tennis, bowling greens. Conservation of the boundary of the Park. Building Policy (New/Existing). Less traffic/noise in the Park, improvements for cyclists, pedestrians. Reduce traffic impact. Reduction/change to traffic on a phased basis linked to public transportation. Biodiversity enhancenment and development. Manage cultural, sporting uses. Greater amenities for children e.g. deer, Children’s Corner. More user/family friendly. Provision of litter bins. Developing spatial and community linkages More links with river, RHK, War Memorial, etc. Awareness and linking with wider planning context. Secure legislative status of Park Secure legislative status of the Park. Unique heritage experience Unique heritage experience. Safe environment Enhance communication and interpretation More policing. Greater integration of Park management. Higher visibilty of Park Rangers. Eye catching signs in places of interest. 94 THE PHOENIX PARK CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN
Workshop 2 Vision Question: What do you want to see in place for The Phoenix Park in the future? Enhance user facilities and experience Recreational policy for the Phoenix Park Protection of integrity and setting of the Phoenix Park Minimise traffic and optimise appropriate movement within the Phoenix Park Tourist ice rink, winter cycle rentals, summer events, musical (jazz, classical). Restore and reuse old buildings. Develop (Sport) GAA and cricket within the Park. No further encroachment. - Drainage. - Transport to, but not through. Reduce the traffic volume in the Park. Reunite Phoenix Park and War Memorial Gardens - tunnel from Islandbridge to Chapelizod. Promote recreational usage. Defend the Park boundary and reunite the two parks. Less traffic - LRT loop in the Park - buses to boundary - no commercial - cycle franchise. Safe access to all areas in the Park. Preserving form and heritage of the Park. Traffic to be diverted underground e.g. Main Road to be underground. More toilet facilities. Silence. Tunnel under the Park for traffic. Literary elements; Joyce, Le Fanu, etc. Protected - vistas, - horizon Less car, (no rat runs, more public transport). Child-focus play/ adventure and mature. Special needs - wheelchair access, roads. World Heritage Park Conservation and reuse of the Built Heritage Promotion, Education, Interpretation World Heritage Site. - 1750s events - Period transport - International events. Redevelopment of the Magazine Fort. Information points at main entrance to hand out maps, advice and information on deer and wildlife. Park as example of best practice of urban park management. Magazine Fort - Restore - Reuse. Education resources. Eco-friendly Park, - biodiversity, habitats, eliminate grey squirrel. Existing buildings to be restored e.g. Magazine Fort, Old Well, clean up Furry Glen - make more public friendly. Red squirrel. Restoration and use of Magazine Fort. Vision of Park preserve, protect flora and fauna, preserve habitats. Archaelogical survey of the Phoenix Park. Education Centre. Signs and information on deer and wildlife, organise tours. More public awareness, promote community usage i.e. website. Wild Park - biodiversity audit - educational awareness. Preservation of ‘Cromlach’ on Knockmary Hill. Architectural focus. Staff resources. Expanded education programme . Wetland development. Expanded education and outreach programme in the Phoenix Park. Research and monitoring of habitats of the Park. Green practices. Restoration of existing/rare species. Walled gardens to provide vegetables, etc. Centre of horticultural excellence. THE PHOENIX PARK CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN 95
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