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481 this particular objection was. It will be followed by other documentation,2 but of course if you want to comment on any particular aspect at this point you3 may do so. But I'm just telling you that we will reach it in due course.4 A. I'll be guided by you, Mr. O'Neill.5 Q. 256 Right. This objection was an objection to the plan. But equally, the6 council received other submissions which supported the plan. One of them was7 from the Arthur Griffith Park Residents Association. Which see at page 966,8 where, on the 6th of March 1990, it indicates "Our committee met Mr. Joe9 Tiernan of Tiernan Home Builders on the 5th inst. Was fully briefed on the10 proposed development referred to above regarding roads, footpaths, public11 lighting and the developments impact on the area. And having considered the12 matter fully and in great detail we write to advise your department that our13 committee has no objection to the proposed development and fully supports the14 proposed development."1516 That was one of the residents associations that supported the project. And I17 think that it was also supported by Lucan Community Council, as we see at page18 966. Where -- I beg your pardon. 967. Where Mr. Joseph Byrne, who is the19 secretary of the Lucan Community Council, writes to Mr. Al Smith, principal20 officer, as follows "We refer to the above planning application for a housing21 development at Finnstown.2223 Our committee met with the developer Tiernan Home Builders Limited and24 discussed the application in detail.2526 This council, having discussed the application in committee and also with a27 wide cross-section of residents in Lucan, wish to state that we fully support28 the planning application for the following reasons.2930 1. We believe that the development will enhance the area and in particular thePremier Captioning & Realtime Limitedwww.pcr.ie Day 564