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Cork County Development Plan 2022–2028 – Volume One: Main Policy Material
The council's development plan written statement: its strategy, policies, objectives and development standards. Variations adopted since are not in this text.
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- 441 Dunderrow 20 Coolagowan 5 Total Villages 551 Total Rural 1,627 Total SPA 124,970 142,856 6,835 1,901 2,152 4,717 170 76 94 B2 Greater Cork Ring Strategic Planning Area Greater Cork Ring Strategic Planning Area Population based on Census 2016 Population Target 2028 Net New Units Required for the Plan Period Compact Residential Zoning/ Infill / Brownfield (Units) Other Residential and Mixed Use Zoning (excluding Additional Provision) (Units) Total Units (including Additional Provision) Total Estimated Net area zoned in this plan (including Additional Provision) (Ha) Total amount in Tier 1 and Tier 2 (NPF) (Ha) T1 T2 Required Supply Due to rounding, numbers presented throughout this table may not add up precisely to the totals provided. GO TO CONTENTS
- 442 Main Towns Buttevant 970 1,292 123 123 0 161 8 0 8 Charleville 3,919 5,112 456 456 0 519 14 6 8 Kanturk 2,350 2,937 224 224 0 253 6 0 6 Millstreet 1,555 1,948 150 120 30 150 8 3 5 Mitchelstown 3,740 4,674 357 329 28 447 24 24 0 Newmarket 976 1,206 88 88 0 88 4 0 4 Total Main Towns 13,510 17,169 1,398 1,340 58 1,618 64 33 31 Key Village Ballydesmond 210 236 10 -- -- -- -- -- Ballyhooly 475 554 30 Banteer 355 420 25 Boherbue 334 360 10 Castletownroche 454 559 40 Conna 526 578 20 Churchtown 598 624 10 Doneraile 780 1,013 89 Dromina 275 301 10 Glanworth 603 734 50 Kildorrery 357 422 25 Knocknagree 188 240 20 Milford 247 320 28 Newtownshan-drum 394 473 30 Total Key Villages 5,796 6,835 397 -- -- -- -- -- B3 North Cork Strategic Planning Area North Cork Strategic Planning Area Population based on Census 2016 Population Target 2028 Net New Units Required for the Plan Period Compact Residential Zoning/ Infill / Brownfield (Units) Other Residential and Mixed Use Zoning (excluding Additional Provision) (Units) Total Units (including Additional Provision) Total Estimated Net area zoned in this plan (including Additional Provision) (Ha) Total amount in Tier 1 and Tier 2 (NPF) (Ha) T1 T2 Required Supply Due to rounding, numbers presented throughout this table may not add up precisely to the totals provided. GO TO CONTENTS
- 443 Villages Ballyhea 32,295 34,341 10 Castlemagner 10 Cecilstown 5 Cullen 10 Freemount 10 Kilbrin 10 Killavullen 15 Kiskeam 10 Liscarroll 10 Lismire 10 Lyre 10 Rathcoole 10 Rockchapel 5 Shanballymore 10 Tullylease 5 Total Villages 140 Total Rural 642 Total SPA 51,601 58,345 2,577 1,340 58 1,618 64 33 31 B3 North Cork Strategic Planning Area North Cork Strategic Planning Area Population based on Census 2016 Population Target 2028 Net New Units Required for the Plan Period Compact Residential Zoning/ Infill / Brownfield (Units) Other Residential and Mixed Use Zoning (excluding Additional Provision) (Units) Total Units (including Additional Provision) Total Estimated Net area zoned in this plan (including Additional Provision) (Ha) Total amount in Tier 1 and Tier 2 (NPF) (Ha) T1 T2 Required Supply Due to rounding, numbers presented throughout this table may not add up precisely to the totals provided. GO TO CONTENTS
- 444 Main Towns Bantry 2,722 3,622 344 87 257 434 23 0 23 Castletownbere 860 1,043 70 70 0 70 5 0 5 Clonakilty 4,592 6,162 600 227 373 700 25 0 25 Dunmanway 1,655 1,985 126 82 44 126 7 0 7 Schull 700 909 80 80 0 80 3 1 2 Skibbereen 2,778 3,563 300 190 110 344 15 6 9 Total Main Towns 13,307 17,285 1,520 736 784 1,754 78 7 71 Key Villages Courtmacsherry 590 721 50 -- -- -- -- -- Timoleague 381 467 33 Béal Átha an Ghaorthaidh 235 287 20 Baile Mhic Íre / Baile Bhuirne 427 506 30 Ballydehob 274 326 20 Baltimore 323 420 37 Drimoleague 451 516 25 Durrus 305 357 20 Glengarriff 138 169 12 Leap 257 309 20 Rosscarbery 490 621 50 Union Hall 270 351 31 Total Key Villages 4,141 5,052 348 B4 West Cork Strategic Planning Area West Cork Strategic Planning Area Population based on Census 2016 Population Target 2028 Net New Units Required for the Plan Period Compact Residential Zoning/ Infill / Brownfield (Units) Other Residential and Mixed Use Zoning (excluding Additional Provision) (Units) Total Units (including Additional Provision) Total Estimated Net area zoned in this plan (including Additional Provision) (Ha) Total amount in Tier 1 and Tier 2 (NPF) (Ha) T1 T2 Required Supply Due to rounding, numbers presented throughout this table may not add up precisely to the totals provided. GO TO CONTENTS
- 445 Villages Butlerstown 43,443 45,581 5 -- -- -- -- -- Inchigeelagh 20 Cill na Martra 5 Ahakista 5 Allihies 10 Ardfield 15 Ardgroom 5 Ballinascarthy 10 Ballylickey 10 Castletownshend 15 Crookhaven 10 Drinagh 10 Eyeries 20 Glandore 10 Goleen 20 Kealkill 15 Kilcrohane 15 Shannonvale 15 Total Villages 215 Total Rural 602 Total SPA 60,891 67,917 2,685 736 784 1,754 78 7 71 - West Cork Strategic Planning Area Population based on Census 2016 Population Target 2028 Net New Units Required for the Plan Period Compact Residential Zoning/ Infill / Brownfield (Units) Other Residential and Mixed Use Zoning (excluding Additional Provision) (Units) Total Units (including Additional Provision) Total Estimated Net area zoned in this plan (including Additional Provision) (Ha) Total amount in Tier 1 and Tier 2 (NPF) (Ha) T1 T2 Required Supply Due to rounding, numbers presented throughout this table may not add up precisely to the totals provided. B4 West Cork Strategic Planning Area GO TO CONTENTS
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- 448 Core Strategy Statements The following table sets out the evidence base for the determination of the proposed housing allocation for the duration of this plan period. Where evident, the Core Strategy Statement gives an indication as to the most pertinent issues considered in the determination of the proposed population and household allocation, based on a wide range of factors and allied to a detailed residential settlement audit and a through servicing and environmental appraisal. This appendix should be read in conjunction with Volumes Three, Four and Five of this plan and in Volume One the following chapters have particular relevance: Chapter 2 Core Strategy Appendices B1-B4 Core Strategy Tables, Chapter 8 Economic Development, Chapter 19 Implementation and Delivery and Appendix D: Critical Infrastructure. County Metropolian Cork Strategic Planning Area Main Towns, SDZ and Settlements to grow in excess of 1,500 people GO TO CONTENTS
- 449 Cork County Core Strategy Statement: County Metropolian Strategic Planning Area Settlement Type’ Settlement Name Statement Main Towns Carrigaline The population target of 20,495 will require the delivery of 1,806 units for the plan period. The target was decided on the basis of the following considerations: 1. A detailed analysis of the carrying capacity of zoned lands, including wastewater and water supply infrastructure, public transport accessibility and environmental/flooding and biodiversity sensitivity. 2. Its existing scale of population and social/community infrastructure, including schools taking account of the developments currently under construction within the town and those with permission. 3. The scale of existing (and planned) employment provision. According to the last census (2016) the total number of jobs in the settlement was 1,849 with 6,901 Resident Workers giving a jobs to Resident Workers ratio of 0.268 for the town. 4. Its accessibility to other, higher order employment and enterprise centres. 5. Its high level of public transport accessibility and the significant investment in the proposed M28 Motorway. 6. Its strategic importance within the County both in its capacity as a major centre for a large community base 7. Its connection and accessibility to other, higher order employment and enterprise centres, such as the Strategic Employment Area, Ringaskiddy, and Cork City. Cobh The population target of 15,836 will require the delivery of 1,160 units for the plan period. The target was decided on the basis of the following considerations: 1. The allocation of forecasted population growth to Cobh was made on the basis of the following considerations: 2. A detailed analysis of the carrying capacity of zoned lands, including wastewater and water supply infrastructure, public transport accessibility and environmental/flooding and biodiversity sensitivity. 3. Recent investment in wate water infrastructure which will see the completion of the final phase of the €144m Cork Lower Harbour Main Drainage Project in 2021. 4. The significant potential to integrate land use and transport planning to deliver sustainable neighbourhoods and take climate action. Cobh already has a strong walking culture with 21% of people working in Cobh choosing walking as their usual mode of transport in 2016 (Census data). 5. Proposed new rail station at Ballynoe, proximate to the Ballynoe UEA Phase 1 lands. 6. significant public realm improvement project for the town, benefitting from URDF funding, currently at design stage. 7. Potential for economic and employment growth in Cobh from development of its tourism function (harbour setting, architectural heritage and streetscape, rich historical heritage (military, maritime, ecclesiastical, industrial), cruise terminal, Spike Island etc). According to the last census (2016) the total number of jobs in the settlement was 1,432 with 5,098 Resident Workers giving a jobs to Resident Workers ratio of 0.281 for the town. 8. Marino Point employment potential. 9. Its existing scale of population and social/community infrastructure, including schools, taking account of the developments currently under construction within the town and those with permission. 10. Its strategic importance within the County and Metropolitan Cork as outlined in the RSES for the Southern Region and its Metropolitan Area Strategic Plan. 11. Strong market interest in the town as evidenced by recent developments. GO TO CONTENTS
- 450 Cork County Core Strategy Statement: County Metropolian Strategic Planning Area Settlement Type’ Settlement Name Statement Main Towns Midleton The population target of 19,423 will require the delivery of 2,647 units for the plan period. The target was decided on the basis of the following considerations: 1. A detailed analysis of the carrying capacity of zoned lands, including wastewater and water supply infrastructure, public transport accessibility and environmental/flooding and biodiversity sensitivity. 2. The existing scale of population and social/community infrastructure in the town, including schools, taking account of the development currently under construction within the town and those with permission. 3. Midleton’s high level of public transport accessibility including the suburban rail route from Cork City to Midleton and proposals to improve/upgrade this service in the future. 4. The proposed investment in improvements and upgrades to the N25 Corridor including the Carrigtwohill to Midleton and the Midleton to Youghal sections of the route. 5. Proposed plans completion of the Northern Relief Road in the town subject to the availability of finance. 6. Approval in 2019 of the Water-Rock Urban Expansion Area LIHAF Initiative Infrastructure Works which will facilitate housing development to commence on the mixed-use Water- Rock UEA site to the north of the town. This will include approximately 2,500 residential units. 7. Midleton’s strategic importance within the County both in its capacity as a major centre for a large rural community base and its connection and accessibility to other higher order employment centres including Carrigtwohill, Cobh and Little Island. 8. Midleton’s location in the County Metropolitan Cork Strategic Planning Area and it’s designation as a principle location in the County Metropolitan and Cork Harbour Employment Network of the County. According to the last census (2016) the total number of jobs in the settlement was 3,871 with 5,194 Resident Workers giving a jobs to Resident Workers ratio of 0.745 for the town. 9. It’s location within the designated Cork ‘Harbour area’ of the County and specifically within the East Cork Growth Corridor. 10. The provision of a Greenway along the disused Midleton to Youghal railway which will provide a valuable amenity for the town. Passage West / Glenbrook / Monkstown The population target of 6,835 will require the delivery of 379 units for the plan period. The target was decided on the basis of the following considerations: 1. A detailed analysis of the carrying capacity of zoned lands, including wastewater and water supply infrastructure, public transport accessibility and with regard to its location regarding environmental and flooding and landscape sensitivity due to its close proximity to the harbour. 2. Its existing scale of population and social/community infrastructure, including schools. 3. The scale of existing employment provision. According to the last census (2016) the total number of jobs in the settlement was 446 with 2,504 Resident Workers giving a jobs to Resident Workers ratio of 0.178 for the town. 4. Its accessibility to other, higher order employment and enterprise centres, such as the Strategic Employment Area Ringaskiddy and Cork City. 5. Its strategic importance within the County being within Metropolitan Cork. GO TO CONTENTS
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