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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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- 513 APPENDIX F LANDSCAPE CHARACTER ASSESSMENT OF COUNTY CORK Contents 1. Summary Table of the Landscape Character Assessment of County Cork 2. Map of Landscape Character Types of County Cork
- 51 1. Summary Table of the Landscape Character Assessment of County Cork Landscape Character Type Landscape Value Landscape Sensitivity Landscape Importance 1 City Harbour and Estuary Very High Very High National 2 Broad Bay Coast Very High Very High County 3 Indented Estuarine Coast Very High Very High National 4 Rugged Ridge Peninsulas Very High Very High National 5 Fertile Plain with Moorland Ridge* Very High Very High County 6a Broad Fertile Lowland Valleys High High County 6b Broad Fertile Lowland Valleys Medium Medium Local 6c Broad Fertile Lowland Valleys Medium Medium Local 7a Rolling Patchwork Farmland Medium Medium County 7b Rolling Patchwork Farmland Medium Medium Local 8 Hilly River and Reservoir Valleys High High National 9 Broad Marginal Middleground and Lowland Basin Low Medium Local 10a Fissured Fertile Middleground Low Low Local 10b Fissured Fertile Middleground Medium High County 11 Broad Marginal Middleground Valley High High Local 12a Rolling Marginal and Forested Middleground High High Local 12b Rolling Marginal and Forested Middleground Medium Medium Local 13a Valleyed Marginal Middleground High High County 13b Valleyed Marginal Middleground Medium Medium Local 14a Fissured Marginal and Forested Rolling Upland Medium Medium Local 14b Fissured Marginal and Forested Rolling Upland Medium Medium Local 15a Ridged and Peaked Upland High High Local 15b Ridged and Peaked Upland Medium Medium County 16a Glaciated and Forested Cradle Valley High High National 16b Glaciated Cradle Valleys Low Medium Local 16c Glaciated Cradle Valleys Medium Medium Local GO TO CONTENTS
- 44 2. Map of Landscape Character Types of County Cork GO TO CONTENTS
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- 517 APPENDIX G KEY INDICATORS FOR MONITORING
- 518 Policy Objective Development Plan Principles Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation (Key Performance Indicator / Data Source)Sustainability Climate Action Social Inclusion Placemaking Resilience Policy Alignment I 1-1: National Planning Framework Planning Policy Unit Policy Delivery of the National Strategic Objectives / CCC I 1-2: Regional Spatial and Economic Strategy Planning Policy Unit Policy Delivery of the Regional Policy Objectives / CCC I 1-3: Cork Metropolitan Area Strategic Plan Planning Policy Unit Policy Delivery of the Cork Metropolitan Area Strategic Plan / CCC Core Strategy CS 2-1 Core Strategy Development Management New Dwelling Completions / CSO CS 2-2 Supply of Zoned Land Development Management New Dwelling and Commercial Completions / CSO CS 2-3: County Metropolitan Cork Strategic Planning Area Development Management New Dwelling and Commercial Completions / CSO CS 2-4: Greater Cork Ring Strategic Planning Area Development Management New Dwelling and Commercial Completions / CSO CS 2-5: North Cork Strategic Planning Area Development Management New Dwelling and Commercial Completions / CSO CS 2-6: West Cork Strategic Planning Area Development Management New Dwelling and Commercial Completions / CSO CS 2-7: Network of Settlements Development Management New Dwelling and Commercial Completions / CSO CS 2-8: Climate Change Development Management New Dwelling and Commercial Completions / CSO Settlements and Placemaking PL 3-1: Building Design, Movement and Quality of the Public Realm Development Management, Municipal District Offices and Capital Infrastructure Delivery Office Planning Consent Standards and Investment in Public Realm / CCC PL 3-2: Encouraging Sustainable and Resilient Places Development Management New Dwelling and Commercial Completions in Urban Areas / CSO PL 3-3: Delivering Quality and Inclusive Places Development Management, Municipal District Offices and Capital Infrastructure Delivery Office Planning Consent Standards, Investment in Public Realm and New Dwelling and Commercial Completions in Urban Areas / CSO, CCC PL 3-4: Placemaking and The Arts Municipal District Offices, Arts Office and Capital Infrastructure Delivery Office Investment in Public Realm / CCC PL 3-5: Rural Placemaking Development Management New Dwelling and Commercial Completions in Rural Areas / CSO GO TO CONTENTS
- 519 Policy Objective Development Plan Principles Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation (Key Performance Indicator / Data Source)Sustainability Climate Action Social Inclusion Placemaking Resilience Housing HOU 4-1: Joint Housing Needs Demand Assessment and Housing Strategy Planning policy Unit and Housing Directorate Housing Needs Demand Assessment and Housing Strategy / CCC HOU 4-2: Reserved Land for Social and Affordable Housing Planning policy Unit and Housing Directorate Availability of Sufficient Suitable Lands / CCC HOU 4-3: Housing for Older People Development Management Dwellings for Older Persons Completions / CCC HOU 4-4: Accommodation for Travelers Development Management Accommodation for Travelers Completions / CCC Hou 4-5: Student Accommodation Development Management Accommodation for Students Completions / CCC Hou 4-6: Housing Mix Development Management Planning Consents by Typology / CCC Hou 4-7: Housing Density on Residentially Zoned Land Development Management Planning Consent Densities / CCC Hou 4-8: Building Height and Amenity Development Management Planning Consent Building Heights and Amenity Provision / CCC Rural RP 5-1: Urban Generated Housing Development Management New Dwelling Mix in Towns and villages / CSO RP 5-2: Rural Generated Housing Development Management New Dwelling Mix in Towns and villages / CSO RP 5-3: County Metropolitan Cork Strategic Planning Area Development Management New Dwelling Completions by Applicant Type / CCC RP 5-4: Rural Area under Strong Urban Influence and Town Greenbelts (GB 1-1) Development Management New Dwelling Completions by Applicant Type / CCC RP 5-5: Tourism and Rural Diversification Area Development Management New Dwelling Completions by Applicant Type / CCC RP 5-6: Stronger Rural Area Development Management New Dwelling Completions by Applicant Type / CCC RP 5-7: Transitional Rural Area Development Management New Dwelling Completions by Applicant Type / CCC RP 5-8: Structurally Weaker Rural Area Development Management New Dwelling Completions / CSO RP 5-9: Full-Time Home-Based Business in a Rural Area Development Management New Dwelling Completions by Applicant Type / CCC RP 5-10: Exceptional Health Circumstances Development Management New Dwelling Completions by Applicant Type / CCC RP: 5-11:County Metropolitan Cork Greenbelt Development Management New Dwelling Completions / CSO RP 5-12: Purpose of Greenbelt Development Management New Dwelling Completions / CSO RP 5-14: Sustainability of Exceptions to Greenbelt Policies Development Management New Dwelling Completions by Applicant Type / CCC RP 5-15: Active Uses of Greenbelt Lands Development Management Non-Residential Completions Within Green Belt / CCC & CSO GO TO CONTENTS
- 520 Policy Objective Development Plan Principles Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation (Key Performance Indicator / Data Source)Sustainability Climate Action Social Inclusion Placemaking Resilience Rural RP 5-16: Long Established Uses Development Management Non-Residential Completions Within Green Belt / CCC & CSO RP 5-17: Strategic and Exceptional Development Development Management Non-Residential Completions Within Green Belt / CCC & CSO RP 5-18: Relocating uses Development Management Non-Residential Completions Within Green Belt / CCC & CSO RP 5-19: Greenbelts around Settlements Development Management Development Completions Within Green Belt / CCC & CSO RP 5-20: Greenbelts around Main Towns GB 1-1 Development Management New Dwelling Completions Within Green Belt / CCC & CSO RP 5-21: Greenbelts around Main Towns GB 1-2 Development Management New Dwelling Completions Within Green Belt / CCC & CSO RP 5-21: Design and Landscaping of New Dwelling Houses and Replacement Dwellings in Rural Areas Development Management Planning Consent Standards / CCC RP 5-22: Servicing Single Houses (and ancillary development) in Rural Areas Development Management Planning Consent Standards / CCC RP 5-23 : Ribbon Development Development Management Planning Consent Standards / CCC RP 5-24: Occupancy Conditions Development Management Planning Consent Standards / CCC RP 5-25:Demand for Holiday and Second Home Development Development Management New Dwelling Completions Within Scenic Areas / CCC RP 5-26: Holiday Home Accommodation Development Management New Holiday Accommodation Completions Within Scenic Areas / CCC RP 5-27: Small Scale Agri-Tourism Accommodation Development Management New Holiday Accommodation Completions Within Farm Holdings / CCC RP 5-28: Replacement Rural Dwellings Development Management New Replacement Dwelling Completions / CCC RP 5-29: Redevelopment or replacement of an Uninhabitable or Ruinous dwelling Development Management New Replacement Dwelling Completions / CCC RP 5- 30 : New uses for disused or derelict farm buildings. Development Management New Replacement Dwelling Completions / CCC RP 5- 31: New uses for disused or derelict farm buildings. Development Management New Replacement Dwelling Completions / CCC GO TO CONTENTS
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