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x Volume One: Written Statement North Gate Bridge River Lee Corn Market Street North Main Street Grattan Street SAINT PETER’S Saint Patrick’s Street Sheares Street Grand Parade 9 Washington Street CHRIST CHURCH Site of Hopwell Castle South Main Street South Mall South Gate Bridge Sullivan’s Quay Crosses Green Proby’s Quay Elizabeth Fort ST. FINBARRE’S CATHEDRAL CORK CITY - Outline of City Wall 0 25 50 100 150 200 Metres Figure 9.3 Outline of City Wall 110 Draft Cork City Development Plan 2015-2021
Chapter 9: Built Heritage and Archaeology x Archaeological Survey, Monitoring and Excavation Objective 9.15 Surveys, Test Trenching and Monitoring Archaeological surveys, test excavation and /or monitoring will be required for development proposals in areas of archaeological importance, if the application is likely to impact upon in-situ archaeological structures or deposits. Objective 9.16 Large-scale Development (outside the boundaries of a RMP) Outside the Zone of Archaeological Potential of a RMP, where in the opinion of the City Council a development involves major ground disturbance; archaeological conditions may be applied particularly in the vicinity of known monuments. Burial Grounds 9.26 Outside of the historic core, numerous sites, especially church sites and burial grounds, are also of important archaeological significance. In particular many old burial grounds covered areas greater than their contemporary enclosures, consequently human burials occur beneath some of the streets and houses of the city. In these areas, new buildings may not be appropriate, or may require extensive archaeological excavations in order to obtain maximum archaeological information from the site. A Survey of the Burial Places within Cork City was published in 2010. Objective 9.17 Development on burial grounds Cork City Council will seek to preserve and enhance historic burial grounds and their settings. Where former burial grounds are in use as amenity spaces then their retention for passive recreational use will be required. Development in and adjacent to these areas will be limited and may also be subject to archaeological conditions. Industrial archaeology 9.27 Cork’s development as a significant industrial centre in the 18th and 19th centuries has created an important record of historic archaeological remains still surviving in the contemporary city. Today many of the buildings that housed the industries and the associated warehouses, grain-stores, malt-houses, etc. still survive. Associated features, such as millraces, are particularly vulnerable as they may extend for considerable distances from the core building. Intact machinery and fittings rarely survive but structural elements designed to accommodate machinery can be extremely informative. 9 9.28 Cork City Council aims to undertake a review of the industrial archaeology and architecture of the city. This will provide an inventory of assets and an assessment of their significance, an assessment of their condition, and an action plan to widen appreciation and improve their condition. Objective 9.18 Industrial Archaeology All development proposals for industrial buildings and sites of industrial archaeological importance must be accompanied by an archaeological assessment of the building(s) and their surrounding environment. Retention and/or incorporation of industrial buildings will be encouraged. Where in exceptional circumstances demolition is permitted, a detailed building report will be required. Objective 9.19 Industrial Heritage Record To review the Industrial Heritage Record of the city. Draft Cork City Development Plan 2015-2021 111
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Volume 1 Written Statement Contents
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