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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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- 471 Table D3 - Residential Lands NPF Tiering County Metropolitan SPA NPF Appendix 3 Tier 1 & 2 Residential Zoned Lands Services & Location Criteria Serviced Requires Intervention Zoning Reference Tier Roads Access Footpath Access Public Lighting Foul Sewer Drainage Surface Water Drainage Water Supply Location Within Existing Built Up Footprint Contiguous To Existing Developed Lands Contiguous To Tier 1 Lands Carrigaline CL-R-01 2 Upgrade of Rock Road Public footpath provision as part of Rock Road upgrade Public lighting provision as part of Rock Road upgrade CL-R-02 1 CL-R-03 1 CL-R-04 1 CL-R-05 1 CL-R-06 1 CL-R-07 2 Link road CL-U-07 Public footpath provision on R611 Public lighting provision (as part of footpath works on R611) New pumping station and rising main Surface water drainage works Watermain extension CL-R-08 2 Link road CL- U-07 Public footpath provision on R611 Public lighting provision (as part of footpath works on R611) New pumping station and rising main Surface water drainage works Watermain extension CL-R-09 2 Link road CL-U-07 Delivered as part of roads upgrades Delivered as part of roads upgrades c.150 metre foul sewer extension Delivered as part of roads upgrades Watermain extension CL-R-10 2 Link road CL-U-07 Public footpath provision on R611 Public lighting provision (as part of footpath works on R611) New pumping station and rising main Surface water drainage works Watermain extension c.€36,000 CL-R-11 1 CL-R-12 1 CL-R-13 2 Upgrade of Rock Road Public footpath provision as part of Rock Road upgrade Public lighting provision as part of Rock Road upgrade CL-X-01 2 Upgrade of Rock Road Public footpath provision as part of Rock Road upgrade Public lighting provision as part of Rock Road upgrade Infrastructure Type Intervention Required GO TO CONTENTS
- 472 Table D3 - Residential Lands NPF Tiering County Metropolitan SPA NPF Appendix 3 Tier 1 & 2 Residential Zoned Lands Services & Location Criteria Serviced Requires Intervention Zoning Reference Tier Roads Access Footpath Access Public Lighting Foul Sewer Drainage Surface Water Drainage Water Supply Location Within Existing Built Up Footprint Contiguous To Existing Developed Lands Contiguous To Tier 1 Lands Carrigtwohill CT-R-01 1 CT-R-02 Carrigtwohill North is a significant Urban Expansion Area (UEA) of approximately 100 ha which runs north and parallel to the rail-line north of Carrigtwohill Town and benefits from the location of an existing operational rail station. Significant progress has been made more recently regarding activation of the Carrigtwohill North UEA through the receipt of funding under the Urban Regeneration Development Fund (URDF) to develop preliminary design proposals for the UEA’s strategic enabling infrastructure, currently being progressed by the Council’s dedicated Housing Infrastructure Implementation Team. A whole of government approach is being adopted to create a sustainable new settlement which aligns with government policy at national, regional and local levels, particularly in relation to achieving compact growth and building high quality communities around strategic public transport infrastructure. The outcome of this progress is reflected in the Carrigtwohill North specific policy contained within this Plan. Development on this site requires provision to be made for the delivery and phasing of the infrastructure described in Tables 4.2.6 and 4.2.7 of the County Development Plan – Volume 4 South Cork. CT-R-03 CT-R-04 CT- RFAP-05 CL-R-06 CT-RFAP-08 CT-RFAP-09 CT-RFAP-10 CT-RFAP-13 CT-RFAP-16 CT-RFAP-17 CT-RFAP-19 CT-R-11 1 CT-RFAP-12 2 Local Roads Upgrade CT-RFAP-14 2 CT-FAP-15 2 CT-RAP-18 1 Settlement Scaled Infrastructure Requirements Infrastructure Type Intervention Required Roads During the lifetime of the plan, new development in the area and the need to provide additional capacity for future growth, are likely to necessitate the following major road network improvements: • Cobh Cross Junction (Junction improvement and upgrade of northern roundabout) • Upgrades to the road network within Carrigtwohill itself • Upgrade to the N25 between Carrigtwohill and Midleton (included in National Development Plan 2018-2027 National Roads Programme) GO TO CONTENTS
- 473 Table D3 - Residential Lands NPF Tiering County Metropolitan SPA NPF Appendix 3 Tier 1 & 2 Residential Zoned Lands Services & Location Criteria Serviced Requires Intervention Zoning Reference Tier Roads Access Footpath Access Public Lighting Foul Sewer Drainage Surface Water Drainage Water Supply Location Within Existing Built Up Footprint Contiguous To Existing Developed Lands Contiguous To Tier 1 Lands Cobh CH- RFAP-01 2 Upgrade western portion of Ballynoe Road Provision as part of Ballynoe Road upgrade Provision as part of Ballynoe Road upgrade Foul sewer network extension Provision as part of Ballynoe Road upgrade Watermain extension CH-RAP-02 2 Roads Upgrade western portion of Ballynoe Road to new rail station at Ballynoe - to include provision of pedestrian and cycle connectivity. Upgrade of the Tay Road and in particular the junctions serving the UEA site, adjacent to the CH-B-02/ CH-U-02, junction improvements. Improvements to existing local roads (CH-U-02 and CH-U-03). Provision of new CH-U-04 Service Corridor Link Rd. (West). Provision of new link roads (CH-U-05 and CH-U-06). Water Services Provision of Water Supply Reservoir. Provision of capacity for Waste Water Treatment and collection (as required). Implementation of SuDS Study Recommendations New Mains Surface Water Drainage Sewer / System for UEA. CH-R-03 2 Ballynoe Urban Expansion Area – Phase 1 CH-R-04 CH- RFAP-05 CH-RAP-06 CH-R-07 CH-R-08 CH-R-09 1 CH-R-10 1 CH-R-11 1 CH-R-12 1 CH-RFAP-13 2 Upgrade western portion of Ballynoe Road Provision as part of Ballynoe Road upgrade Provision as part of Ballynoe Road upgrade Foul sewer network extension Provision as part of Ballynoe Road upgrade Watermain extension CH-RFAP-14 2 Ballynoe Urban Expansion Area – Phase 2 Roads Upgrade to Existing Local CH-U-01 Tay Rd. (East) - to include provision of pedestrian and cycle connectivity. Tay Rd. Ticknock Junction Upgrade. New combined pedestrian and cycle facility from CH-U-07 to College Manor (CH-U-09). Provision of new Service Corridor Link road (CH-U-06 and CH-U-07). Creation of a new access road (CH-U-08) connecting to new development at Cooline and linking to CH-U-07 Water Services Provision of Water Supply Reservoir Provision of capacity for Waste Water Treatment and collection Implementation of SuDS Study Recommendations. New Mains Surface Water Drainage Sewer / System for UEA CH-RFAP-15 CH-RFAP-16 CH-RFAP-17 2 See Urban Expansion Area (UEA) above CH-RR-01 1 Settlement Scaled Infrastructure Requirements Infrastructure Type Intervention Required Roads Upgrade of R624 required GO TO CONTENTS
- 474 Table D3 - Residential Lands NPF Tiering County Metropolitan SPA NPF Appendix 3 Tier 1 & 2 Residential Zoned Lands Services & Location Criteria Serviced Requires Intervention Zoning Reference Tier Roads Access Footpath Access Public Lighting Foul Sewer Drainage Surface Water Drainage Water Supply Location Within Existing Built Up Footprint Contiguous To Existing Developed Lands Contiguous To Tier 1 Lands Little Island Settlement Scaled Infrastructure Requirements LI-RR-01 2 Distributor Roads LI-U-02 and LI-U-05 To be provided as part of Distributor roads To be provided as part of Distributor roads Infrastructure Type Intervention Required Roads and Transport Upgrading of Dunkettle interchange is underway Construction is underway of pedestrian and cycle route from Bury’s Bridge, Kilcoolishal to Carrigtwohill, connectingwith Little Island rail station Sustainable transport infrastructure, providing high quality pedestrian and cycle access to and within Little Island, is being developed to serve existing and future residential and employment areas The Council is progressing the design of an optimised priority bus route to serve Little Island’s existing and future residential and employment areas GO TO CONTENTS
- 475 Table D3 - Residential Lands NPF Tiering County Metropolitan SPA NPF Appendix 3 Tier 1 & 2 Residential Zoned Lands Services & Location Criteria Serviced Requires Intervention Zoning Reference Tier Roads Access Footpath Access Public Lighting Foul Sewer Drainage Surface Water Drainage Water Supply Location Within Existing Built Up Footprint Contiguous To Existing Developed Lands Contiguous To Tier 1 Lands Midleton MD-R-01 2 Upgrade of access to N25 Part of N25 upgrade works See Settlement Scaled Intervention Section c.400m sewer network upgrade See Settlement Scaled Intervention Section MD-R-02 2 GO TO CONTENTS
- 476 MD-R-03 2 See Settlement Scaled Intervention Section See Settlement Scaled Intervention Section MD-R-04 2 MD-R-05 2 MD-R-06 2 Significant progress has been made over the last number of years in activating the Water-Rock Urban Expansion Area through a whole of government approach to create a sustainable new settlement which aligns with government policy at national, regional and local levels, particularly in relation to achieving compact growth and building high quality communities around strategic public transport infrastructure - including funding received under the Local Infrastructure Housing Activation Fund (LIHAF) in 2017 as part of the Rebuilding Ireland Programme for the upfront delivery of strategic infrastructure to facilitate the delivery of housing. An integrated and co-ordinated approach to infrastructure delivery has since been progressively developed with the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and other key State agencies, e.g. Irish Water IW), Irish Rail (IR), Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), the Office of Public Works (OPW), which, in addition to leveraging significant additional funding to benefit the UEA, will also benefit the wider settlement of Midleton. The outcome of this progress is reflected in the Water-Rock specific policy contained within this County Development Plan. Development on this site requires provision to be made for the delivery and phasing of the infrastructure described in Tables 4.3.5 and 4.3.6 of the County Development Plan – Volume 4 South Cork MD-R-07 MD-R-08 MD-RFAP-09 MD-R-10 MD-R-11 MD-R-12 MD-R-13 MD-R-14 MD-RAP-15 2 See Urban Expansion Area (UEA) above MD-R-16 MD-RAP-17 MD-RAP-18 MD-RFAP-19 MD-RFAP-20 MD-RAP-21 MD-RAP-22 MD-RFAP-23 MD-R-24 2 See Settlement Scaled Intervention Section See Settlement Scaled Intervention Section MD-R-25 2 See Settlement Scaled Intervention Section See Settlement Scaled Intervention Section MD-R-26 2 Local roads upgrades between site and rail station MD-RR-01 2 Upgrade of access to N25 Part of N25 upgrade works See Settlement Scaled Intervention Section c.400m sewer network upgrade Infrastructure Type Intervention Required Water Supply In Midleton there is project ongoing to extend the city and harbour trunk water main from Carrigtwohill to Midleton which will provide adequate water supply capacity for the town. A new reservoir and upgrades to the water supply network may also be required to meet further demands. Waste Water During Lifetime of Plan: Remedial works in relation to infiltration issues are required by Irish Water in order to increase capacity. Irish Water are also proposing capital upgrade works at Midleton, to bring PE capacity to 19,000. The current forecast date for the delivery of this project is 2026. Current Interim Intervention: In the interim other projects are proposed to provide wastewater treatment capacity including: a) Phase 1 Load diversion to Carrigtwohill project which will pump effluent from the north side of Water Rock to Carrigtwohill - due for completion in 2023. b) Phase 2 - Load Diversion to Carrigtwohill project which will transfer the loading from a large portion of the town to Carrigtwohill – due for completion in 2026. GO TO CONTENTS
- 477 Roads Upgrade to the N25 between Carrigtwohill and Midleton (included in National Development Plan 2018-2027 National Roads Programme) GO TO CONTENTS
- 478 Table D3 - Residential Lands NPF Tiering County Metropolitan SPA NPF Appendix 3 Tier 1 & 2 Residential Zoned Lands Services & Location Criteria Serviced Requires Intervention Zoning Reference Tier Roads Access Footpath Access Public Lighting Foul Sewer Drainage Surface Water Drainage Water Supply Location Within Existing Built Up Footprint Contiguous To Existing Developed Lands Contiguous To Tier 1 Lands Monard MN-X-01 2 As set out in the Monard SDZ Planning Scheme 2015 and accompanying documents as approved by An Bord Pleanala in May 2016 New Town SDZ Settlement Scaled Infrastructure Requirements Infrastructure Type Intervention Required GO TO CONTENTS
- 479 Table D3 - Residential Lands NPF Tiering County Metropolitan SPA NPF Appendix 3 Tier 1 & 2 Residential Zoned Lands Services & Location Criteria Serviced Requires Intervention Zoning Reference Tier Roads Access Footpath Access Public Lighting Foul Sewer Drainage Surface Water Drainage Water Supply Location Within Existing Built Up Footprint Contiguous To Existing Developed Lands Contiguous To Tier 1 Lands Passage West / Glenbrook / Monkstown PW-RAP-01 1 PW-R-02 1 PW-RAP-03 2 c.270m Footpath extension required c.150m network extension required Storm water outfall required PW-X-01 1 PW-X-02 1 PW-X-03 1 PW-X-04 1 Settlement Scaled Infrastructure Requirements Infrastructure Type Intervention Required Water Supply Upgrade trunk watermain network from Monsfieldstown, Mount Prospect and Rochestown Road to Passage West Upgrade of existing reservoir storage GO TO CONTENTS
- 480 Table D3 - Residential Lands NPF Tiering County Metropolitan SPA NPF Appendix 3 Tier 1 & 2 Residential Zoned Lands Services & Location Criteria Serviced Requires Intervention Zoning Reference Tier Roads Access Footpath Access Public Lighting Foul Sewer Drainage Surface Water Drainage Water Supply Location Within Existing Built Up Footprint Contiguous To Existing Developed Lands Contiguous To Tier 1 Lands Crosshaven and Bays CS-R-01 1 Settlement Scaled Infrastructure Requirements Infrastructure Type Intervention Required GO TO CONTENTS
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