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Kildare County Development Plan 2023–2029 — Chapter 17: Infrastructural Assessment

One part of the council's development plan written statement, which the council publishes in parts. Variations adopted since are not in this text.

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  1. 7.3.4 Rural Settlements While there are no zoned lands within the ‘Rural Settlement’ areas, the principles of Appendix 3 of the NPF have been applied in relation to the servicing of lands within each rural settlement boundary. The majority of growth is within the areas shown as Settlement Core and Existing Development. These zones are within the established centre of these small rural settlements. To allow for some marginal growth a limited number of sites have been earmarked as Tier 2 Serviceable Land. These areas are shown as Settlement Expansion (SE) areas and Serviced Sites (SS) areas and may infill in-between areas shown as Existing Settlement or be located on the periphery of the established centre. These areas shown for Settlement Expansion and Serviced Sites require upgrades to current infrastructure including water treatment or footpath provision to support development and it is considered that this infrastructure could be provided over the lifetime of the Development Plan.608

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