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x Volume One: Written Statement policies will be provided through subsequent special planning control schemes detailing relevant development requirements for each selected area. The overall guiding principle is positive enhancement of the unique qualities that make a place special because of its particular character. Detailed policies are set out in Chapter 9: Built Heritage and Archaeology paragraph 9.14-9.29. Archaeology 16.128 Archaeological remains are a non-renewable resource and so it is essential that they are properly safeguarded and managed. A variety of different types of development may affect archaeological remains. These include new buildings, modifications and extensions to existing buildings, the construction of carparks, road surfaces and the installation of services. Developers are required to contact the City Council’s Archaeologist to find out if there may be any archaeological implications/requirements within their proposed development site. This is especially necessary for sites which are located within the historic core (CO074-03401) of the city. The cost of all archaeological work (including post-excavation analysis) necessitated by a proposed development are to be met by the developer. 16.129 Developers are required to supply an archaeological assessment and method statement outlining construction procedures. An archaeological assessment should be carried out by a suitably qualified archaeologist and should include the following: • A detailed account of the historical and archaeological background of the site, including examination of all relevant maps; • The nature, extent and locations of any archaeological fabric including industrial archaeological features or buildings within the areas proposed for demolition and redevelopment. This shall be based on detailed inspections of standing structures; • Identification of all constraints within the proposed development such as occupied buildings. • The likely impact of the proposed development on any archaeological fabric; • Suggested mitigation procedures for addressing these impacts. 16.130 Preservation in-situ and preservation by record are the two approaches applied in the protection of the archaeological heritage. In relation to archaeological considerations the following shall apply: • The archaeological remains of potentially significant sites within the Zone of Archaeological Potential of a Recorded Monument (RMP) will be preserved in-situ or by record; • Outside the Zone of Archaeological Potential of a Recorded Monument (RMP), where in the opinion of the Planning Authority developments involve major ground disturbance; archaeological conditions may also be applied particularly in the vicinity of known monuments; • The City Council will require that archaeological investigation be undertaken prior to the commencement of development. All such investigations must be undertaken by a qualified archaeologist in consultation with Cork City Council and the Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government; • Conditions which modify the development may be imposed, in order to facilitate the archaeological investigation or preserve the archaeological record; • Detailed assessment and survey of sites of industrial archaeological importance is essential in order to assess the impact of a proposed development. The impact on the aesthetic and architectural merits of the buildings is an additional consideration. 16 258 Draft Cork City Development Plan 2015-2021
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