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Leitrim County Development Plan 2023–2029
The council's development plan written statement: its strategy, policies, objectives and development standards.
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- POLICIES DENSITY POL 1 To promote development at sustainable and appropriate densities that support compact growth and the consolidation of urban areas. DENSITY POL 2 When assessing development proposals for new residential development, the following criteria will be considered, as appropriate: a) Increased residential density within Carrick-on- Shannon is acceptable in principle where the subject lands are (i) within walking distance of the town centre, or (ii) are adequately serviced by necessary social infrastructure and public transport and/or (iii) designated regeneration sites and development lands which comprise in excess of 0.5ha, subject to quality design and planning merit in ensuring compact growth and the creation of good urban places and attractive neighbourhoods. b) Relaxation in residential density will be permitted in areas identified for the provision of serviced sites that create “build your own home” opportunities within the existing footprint of settlements and identified with an infill/low density designation in the Objectives Maps for individual settlements. DENSITY POL 3 The appropriate residential density in any particular location will be determined by the following: - a) The extent to which the design and layout follows a coherent design brief resulting in a high-quality residential environment; b) Proximity to points of access to the public transport network; c) The extent to which the site may, due to its size, scale, and location, propose its own density and character, having regard to the need to protect the established character and amenities of existing adjoining residential areas; d) Existing topographical, landscape or other features on the site; e) The capacity of the infrastructure, including social and community facilities (such as child care), to absorb the demands created by the development; and f) Reference to the Guidelines for Planning Authorities on Sustainable Residential Development in Urban Areas, DEHLG (2009) or any replacement Section 28 Guidelines of relevance to density and residential development in general. LEITRIM COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2029 – VOLUME I 141 6 Urban Settlements
- 6.10 Land Use Zoning Objectives 6.10.1 Introduction The purpose of land use zoning objectives for settlements is to indicate to property owners, investors, developers, funding agencies and the general public the types of development which the Planning Authority considers appropriate within each land use category, to reduce the potential of conflict between uses within areas, to protect resources and to ensure that uses sensitive to the effects of the effects of flood risk are avoided. Section 10(8) of the Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended allows the Planning Authority to reconsider the appropriateness of land use zoning in the preparation of a draft Development Plan and the land use zoning of any area may therefore be continued, amended or removed in its entirety. The land use zoning matrix is read in conjunction with the land use zoning objectives. The matrix provides guidance as to the acceptability of a range of specific uses within each land use zoning objective. The land use zoning matrix details the most common forms of development land uses in accordance with the Development Plan’s zoning objectives under three categories as to whether a proposed use is generally ‘acceptable in principle’, ‘open for consideration’ or ‘not acceptable’. Land uses which are not listed in the land use zoning matrix will be considered on a caseby-case basis having regard to the proper planning and sustainable development of the area and compliance with the relevant policies and objectives (including land use zoning objectives), standards and requirements as set out in this Plan, guidelines issued in accordance with Section 28 of the Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended, and guidance issued by other Government bodies/departments. 6.10.2 Land Use Zoning Principles The function of land use zoning objectives is to give spatial effect to the Core Strategy and other integral components outlined in the various elements of the Development Plan. The Core Strategy has identified the appropriate level of residential growth for each settlement based on the principles of the NPF and RSES. The Economic Development Strategy has identified specific targeted roles for the development of centres in Tier 1 and 2 of the Settlement Hierarchy. Each settlement has landscape which have naturally occurred and features including watercourses and waterbodies which need to be protected from inappropriate forms of development. An infrastructure assessment was undertaken to differentiate between zoned land that is available for development and that which requires significant further investment for such development to be realised. This is referred to as a ‘tiered zoning approach’ and is required by the NPO 72 of the NPF. Irish Water were integral to the undertaking of this assessment and their co-operation is acknowledged in this regard. It is the expressed view of Irish Water that the county is well served by its water and wastewater treatment plants and, notwithstanding constraints associated with the Carrick-on-Shannon water treatment plant and the wastewater treatment plant at Carrigallen which are expected to be addressed over the lifetime of the Plan, it is envisaged that the water and wastewater treatment plants can be generally accommodate the household or population levels stated in the Core Strategy of this Plan. In the case of Drumshanbo and Mohill wastewater treatment plants however, potential availability of capacity is dependent on any additional load not resulting in a significant breach of the combined approach as set out in Regulation 43 of the Waste Water Discharge (Authorisation) Regulations 2007. Whilst there are a small number of sites, primarily relating to Enterprise and Employment lands, where extensions to footpaths/streetlights are required in conjunction with foul sewer or watermain extensions, such matters are not considered necessary to be identified as Tier 2 land use zoning sites. Irish Water are of the view that such extensions will be developer driven whilst all of the required footpath/street lighting extensions will be developed by the Council as part of and to facilitate the developments of such sites. Specific objectives in this regard have been identified in the relative Settlement Plans. LEITRIM COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2029 – VOLUME I142 6 Urban Settlements
- It is the view of this Local Authority that as we have endeavoured to adhere to the principles of compact growth/infill development that such an approach is not warranted. There are many other planning considerations relevant to land use zoning beyond the provision of basic enabling infrastructure including overall planned levels of growth, location, suitability for the type of development envisaged, availability of and proximity to amenities, schools, shops or employment, accessibility to transport services, etc. Weighing up all of these factors, together with the availability of infrastructure, has assisted the Planning Authority in facilitating planned growth and development across the settlements of the county. Sufficient lands have been zoned at appropriate locations throughout the county to facilitate the land use requirements for the period 2023 – 2029. The Plan promotes the development of compact growth in a sequential manner working from the centre outwards, seeks the appropriate redevelopment of brownfield sites within town and village centres and seeks to ensure that appropriate locations are identified for new forms of development. 6.10.3 Land Use Zoning Objectives Table 6.1 sets out the land use zoning objectives that will be applicable to all statutory land use plans and the zoning objectives for the settlements to be included in the County Development Plan. Table 6.2 provides an explanation and guidance of each land use zoning objective. Table 6.1: Land Use Zoning Objectives Land Use Zoning Objective Town/Village Centre To maintain and enhance the vitality and viability of existing town and village centres through consolidation with an appropriate mix of retailing, commercial, cultural and residential activities. Mixed Use To provide for a mixture of residential and compatible commercial uses. Existing Residential To protect and enhance the established amenity of existing residential communities. New Residential To provide primarily for new residential development and community services at appropriate densities for the positioning of the centre in the Settlement Hierarchy and with an emphasis on quality of design. Enterprise and Employment To provide for enterprise and employment creation. General To protect and promote the character of the Rural Village and promote a vibrant community appropriate to available physical and community infrastructure. Open Space and Amenity To preserve, provide for and improve active and passive recreational public and private open space. Social and Community To protect and provide for community, social, recreational and educational services and facilities. Tourism Related Development To provide for and improve tourist amenities in the county. (See Note A) Utilities To provide land for public infrastructure and public utilities. Agriculture To provide for agriculture in a manner which protects the amenity of adjoining land uses. Constrained Land Use To ensure the appropriate management and sustainable use of flood risk areas designated as ‘Constrained Land Use’ on Settlement Plans. Note A: Only water compatible tourism use will be considered on undeveloped lands in Flood Zone A. LEITRIM COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2029 – VOLUME I 143 6 Urban Settlements
- This section sets out guidance to assist in the understanding of each of the land use zoning categories, followed by the Land Use Zoning Matrix which identifies permissible uses and uses open for consideration. Table 6.2: Land Use Zoning Objectives Guidance Land Use Zoning Guidance Town/Village Centre ● The Council will encourage and facilitate the development of under-utilised land and brownfield sites creating a mix of uses to make the town and village centres attractive places to visit, shop and live in. The full use of upper floors in buildings, preferably for residential use, will be encouraged. The character of the town and village centres shall be protected and enhanced. Development proposals should provide a use, scale, form and design that accords with the role, function and size of the town or village centre. These areas require high levels of accessibility by all modes, including pedestrian, cyclist and public transport (where feasible). Mixed Use ● A diversity of uses for both day and evening are encouraged. These areas also require high levels of accessibility for all modes, including pedestrian, cyclists and public transport (where feasible). ● Compatible uses within this zone includes residential, community buildings, civic buildings, entertainment, hotels, leisure and recreation, offices, professional/ specialist services and restaurants. ● In determining the suitability of development within this zone, regard shall be given to the environmental impact of the proposed development on neighbouring uses. Existing Residential ● This zoning allows for the conservation and enhancement of the quality and character of existing residential areas, to protect residential amenities and to allow for infill development which is appropriate to the character and pattern of development in the area. ● This zone is intended primarily to protect established housing development but may include a range of other uses particularly those that have the potential to support the residential function of residential communities such as schools, crèches, small shops, doctor’s surgeries, amenities, etc. New Residential ● High-quality residential schemes are encouraged with convenient and safe access to local services and the creation of a safe and pleasant local environment. New housing and infill developments should be of sensitive design, which are complementary to their surroundings. Adequate undeveloped lands have been zoned in the Plan for residential use to meet the requirements for both public and private house building over the Plan period. The Council will strive towards the ideal of mixed residential neighbourhoods, where people of different social and economic backgrounds and of different ages can live in proximity and harmony to one another. ● This zoning is intended primarily for housing development but may include a range of other uses particularly those that have the potential to foster the development of new residential communities The Planning Authority will therefore consider favourably other appropriate uses which support the overall residential function of the area. The range of uses identified above in ‘Existing Residential’ zones are also appropriate in ‘New Residential’ zones. LEITRIM COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2029 – VOLUME I144 6 Urban Settlements
- Land Use Zoning Guidance Enterprise and Employment ● This zoning promotes the development of employment uses that reinforce the enterprise and employment function of the subject area and require high environmental and design standards. The identification of such lands has been chosen to cluster the heavier, traffic generating activities, associated with certain types of enterprise such as industrial uses or those which require a substantial footprint associated with their function, towards the edge of centres, with good road access while ensuring minimal impact on residential areas. ● Care will be exercised by the Planning Authority in the consideration of the appropriateness of proposals seeking to develop heavy industry with environmental emissions, including noise and odour with regard to the impact of such uses on adjoining more sensitive uses and on the form of established development within such zonings. Where any industrial development adjoins other land uses, Leitrim County Council will require that a buffer zone is provided for and landscaped in accordance with the Development Management Standards of this Plan. ● Where employment is a high generator of traffic, the location of new employment at appropriate scale, density, type and location will be encouraged to reduce the demand for travel. ● Residential or retail uses (including retail warehousing) will not be acceptable in this zoning other than retail ancillary to another use such as showrooms. General ● The ‘General’ land use zoning objective is provided within the Tier 4 settlements, Villages, and defines the extent of the settlement. It is different therefore in nature to the land use zoning objectives contained in the settlements in higher tiers. The objective seeks to protect and promote established villages within the rural area where housing needs can be addressed relative to their catchment and local services and smaller scale rural enterprises are to be provided. Population/growth will be managed through the Core Strategy to ensure sustainable population levels without providing for growth beyond local need and unsustainable commuting patterns. ● This land use zoning objective therefore provides for a range of potential land uses that can be accommodated in such settlements, at a scale commensurate with the level of existing development within the respective settlement. Such lands uses can include residential, commercial activity and enterprise and employment uses. This land use zoning objective reflects the need for a degree of flexibility to be employed in the future development of these smaller-scale settlements. ● In determining the suitability of proposed development within this zoning designation, regard shall be had to the potential adverse impacts on the receiving environment, including existing or neighbouring uses, infrastructural capacity demands, as well as environmental, ecological and amenity considerations. ● Whilst allowing for residential land use, it is not considered that such lands would be considered to be within the scope of ‘Residential’ or ‘Mixed Use’ land use zoning to which the provisions of Residential Zoned Land Tax (provision of Part 22A of the Taxes Consolidation Act 1997) would apply. Open Space and Amenity ● The use of land shall include the provision of land for parks, public woodland, pedestrian routes and greenways, riparian zones, development incidental to the enjoyment of open space (including playgrounds, outdoor recreation centres and sports centres, civic/market square, village greens, landscaped areas, shelters, sanitary conveniences, play equipment, dressing rooms and similar facilities). It also provides for the use of such land or such facilities for games, educational and recreational purposes. High standards of accessibility are essential. ● The Council will not normally permit development that would result in a loss of existing open space. Social and Community ● In addition to identifying lands to safeguard their future provisions, these lands also contain existing community and social facilities such as community buildings, schools, hospitals and health centres, places of worship, football pitches and other generic or specific civic, social and community uses where the objective of the Planning Authority will be to protect such uses. LEITRIM COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2029 – VOLUME I 145 6 Urban Settlements
- Land Use Zoning Guidance Tourism Related Development ● These lands seek to provide for developments linked to tourism including all types of accommodation - guesthouses, hotels, hostels, holiday homes, etc, along with restaurants, pubs and other tourism related offerings. ● Note: Only water compatible tourism use will be considered on undeveloped lands in Flood Zone A. Utilities ● This zoning primarily provides for and preserves land in the ownership of the Council or other bodies charged with the provision of services such as electricity, telecommunications, water, wastewater etc. to individual towns and villages. Agriculture ● These are lands within the development envelope for which there is no current need for an identifiable use or on the basis of their topography or risk of flooding are not considered appropriate for an alternative use. The lands are currently used for agriculture and can continue to be used for this purpose. Constrained Land Use ● See separate section below (Section 6.10.4) 6.10.4 Constrained Land Uses The Land Use Zoning Objectives Maps for each settlement have excluded uses vulnerable to the effects of flooding on undeveloped areas identified as being at an elevated risk of flooding. These areas have been identified as being at risk of flooding through the undertaking of a Strategic Flood Risk Assessment which informs the preparation of this Plan. The stated objective relating to these lands contained in Table 6.1 seeks “To ensure the appropriate management and sustainable use of flood risk areas designated as ‘Constrained Land Use’ on Settlement Plans”. The extent of the ‘Constrained Land Uses’ are shown with a hatching corresponding to the extent of Flood Zones A and B which are overlain over the land use zoning objective underneath. Where such flood risk extents correspond with undeveloped lands, an appropriate land use zoning objective which would not facilitate the development of classes of development vulnerable to the effects of flooding has been identified such as ‘Open Space’ or ‘Agriculture’. The ‘Constrained Land Use’ designation extends to existing developed lands in a number of settlements which could include lands in the centre of towns and villages. In other incidences, the actual buildings may be located outside of areas identified as being at risk of flooding but the curtilage of the property to the rear may be located at a lower level falling towards a watercourse and identified as being located within Flood Zone A and/or B. The ‘Constrained Land Use’ designation generally restricts new development vulnerable to the effects of flooding being permitted while recognising that existing development uses may require small scale additional development which would contribute towards the compact and sustainable urban development of the individual town/village. Where development proposals submitted to the Planning Authority relate to existing buildings or developed areas, the sequential approach cannot be used to locate them in lower-risk areas and the Justification Test will not therefore apply. Proposals seeking to change the use of existing buildings from a less vulnerable use to a more vulnerable use to the effects of flooding will not normally be considered acceptable to the Planning Authority whilst some change of use proposals not increasing the vulnerability to the effects of flooding or small scale extensions to such buildings will be considered on their individual merits but are acceptable in principle. An existing dwelling or building that is not located within an area at risk of flooding but has a large rear garden/curtilage that is located within Flood Zone A and/or B would not be suitable for a more in-depth residential development proposal which would propose a residential use within a designated constrained land use area. There are a number of such incidences occurring including in Manorhamilton. LEITRIM COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2029 – VOLUME I146 6 Urban Settlements
- Development proposals within the areas designated as ‘Constrained Land Use’ shall be accompanied by a detailed Flood Risk Assessment, carried out in accordance with ‘The Planning System and Flood Risk Assessment Guidelines’ and ‘Circular PL 2/2014’ (or as updated), which shall assess the risks of flooding associated with the proposed development. Proposals shall only be considered favourably by the Planning Authority where it is demonstrated that they would not have adverse impacts or impede access to a watercourse, floodplain or flood protection and management facilities, or increase the risk of flooding to other locations. The nature and design of structural and non-structural flood risk management measures required for development in such areas will also be required to be demonstrated, to ensure that flood hazard and risk will not be increased. Measures proposed shall follow best practice in the management of health and safety for users and residents of the development. (Please refer to Section 9.8, Flood Risk Management for further details). Certain lands in centres such as Leitrim Village, Drumsna and Drumshanbo have been identified with a ‘Tourism Related Development’ land use zoning objective on previously undeveloped or partially developed lands which are also overlain with the ‘Constrained Land Use’ designation. In such areas, only development proposals which are considered to constitute water compatible development and not vulnerable to the effects of flooding will be considered favourably by the Planning Authority through the planning permission process. Tables 6.3 and 6.4, as follows, are from the ‘The Planning System and Flood Risk Assessment Guidelines’ which will guide the Planning Authority in the assessment of development proposals within areas designated as ‘Constrained Land Uses’. The tables demonstrate the vulnerability of land use in the 3 different flood risk zones to demonstrate the appropriateness of development in each zone and that which is required to meet the Justification Test. Table 6.3: Flood Zones and Appropriate Land Uses Land Uses Flood Zone A Flood Zone B Flood Zone C Highly Vulnerable Development Justification Test Justification Test Appropriate Less Vulnerable Development Justification Test Appropriate Appropriate Water Compatible Development Appropriate Appropriate Appropriate Source: Table 3.2 ‘The Planning System and Flood Risk Assessment Guidelines’ (2009) LEITRIM COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2029 – VOLUME I 147 6 Urban Settlements
- Table 6.4: Classification of vulnerability of different types of development Vulnerability Class Land Uses and Types of Development which includes: Highly Vulnerable Development (including essential infrastructure) ● Garda, ambulance and fire stations and command centres required to be operational during flooding ● Hospitals ● Emergency access and egress points ● Schools ● Dwelling houses, student halls of residence and hostels ● Residential institutions such as residential care homes, children’s homes and social services homes ● Caravans and mobile home parks ● Dwelling houses designed, constructed or adapted for the elderly or, other people with impaired mobility, and ● Essential infrastructure, such as primary transport and utilities distribution, including electricity generating power stations and sub-stations, water and sewage treatment, and potential significant sources of pollution (SEVESO, IPPC sites, etc.) in the event of flooding. Less Vulnerable Development ● Buildings used for: retail, leisure, warehousing, commercial, industrial and non-residential institutions ● Land and buildings used for holiday or short-let caravans and camping, subject to specific warning and evacuation plans ● Land and buildings used for agriculture and forestry ● Waste treatment (except landfill and hazardous waste) ● Mineral working and processing, and ● Local transport infrastructure Water Compatible Development ● Flood control infrastructure ● Docks, marinas and wharves ● Navigation facilities ● Ship building, repairing and dismantling, dockside fish processing and refrigeration and compatible activities requiring a waterside location ● Water-based recreation and tourism (excluding sleeping accommodation) ● Lifeguard and coastguard stations ● Amenity open space, outdoor sports and recreation and essential facilities such as changing rooms, and ● Essential ancillary sleeping or residential accommodation for staff required by uses in this category (subject to a specific warning and evacuation plan) *Uses not listed here should be considered on their own merits. Source: Table 3.1 ‘The Planning System and Flood Risk Assessment Guidelines’(2009) Note: Flood hazard and flood risk information is an emerging dataset of information. The flood risk mapping used by the Council may be altered in light of future data and analysis. Therefore, all landowners and developers are advised that Leitrim County Council accept no responsibility for losses or damages arising due to assessments of vulnerability to flooding of lands, uses and developments. Owners, users and developers are advised to take all reasonable measures to assess the vulnerability to flooding in a particular area, prior to submitting a planning application. LEITRIM COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2029 – VOLUME I148 6 Urban Settlements
- 6.11 Land Use Zoning Matrix The land use zoning matrix details the most common form of land uses in accordance with the county’s land use zoning objectives. These are considered as to their acceptability under the following categories: Acceptable in Principle (‘Y’) Land uses indicated under each land use zoning objective as ‘Acceptable in Principle’ are generally permissible in the relevant use, subject to compliance with the relevant policies, standards and requirements set out in the Plan. Open for Consideration (‘O’) Land uses indicated as ‘Open for Consideration’ are uses that may be acceptable to the Planning Authority subject to detailed assessment against the principles of the proper planning and sustainable development of the area, and the relevant policies, objectives and standards set out in this Plan and where the Council is satisfied that the proposed use would not conflict with the general objectives for the zone and the permitted or existing uses. Such uses may only be permitted where they do not materially conflict with other aspects of the County Development Plan. Not Acceptable (‘N’) Land uses which are indicated as ‘Not Acceptable’ in the Zoning Matrix will not generally be favourably considered by the Planning Authority except in exceptional circumstances. This may be due to the perceived effect of such a use on existing and permitted uses, the incompatibility of such a use with the policies and objectives contained in this Plan or the fact that the proposed use may be inconsistent with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area. The expansion of established and approved uses not conforming to land use zoning objectives will be considered on their individual merits. Constrained Land Use The Planning Authority has not included Constrained Land Use within the Zoning Matrix as sufficient guidance has been provided in section 6.10.4. A footnote has been included in the Zoning Matrix which should also be consulted. Table 6.5: Land Use Zoning Matrix Land Use Town/ Village Centre Mixed Use Existing Residential New Residential Enterprise & Employment General Open Space & Amenity Social & Community Tourism-Related Development Utilities Agriculture Allotments N O O O N O O Y O N Y Amusement Arcade O O N N N O N N O N N Builder Providers N O N N Y O N N N N N Business and Technology Units N O N O Y O N O N N N Care Home O Y Y Y N Y N O N N N Car Park Y Y N N O Y O O O O N Cattle Shed/Slatted Units N N N N N N N N N N O Cemetery N N N N N O O Y N N O Childcare Facilities Y Y O Y O Y N Y N N N Cinema/Dancehall Y Y N N N O N O O N N Civic and Public Building Y Y O O N Y O Y O N N Community Facilities Y Y O O N Y O Y O N N LEITRIM COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2029 – VOLUME I 149 6 Urban Settlements
- Land Use Town/ Village Centre Mixed Use Existing Residential New Residential Enterprise & Employment General Open Space & Amenity Social & Community Tourism-Related Development Utilities Agriculture Cultural Uses/Library Y Y Y Y N Y O Y O N N Distribution Depot N O N N Y O N N N N N Dwelling O Y Y Y N O N O N N O Educational Facilities Y Y O O N Y O Y N N O Funeral Home O O O O O Y N Y N N N Garage/Car Repairs N O N N Y O N N N N N Guest House/Hotel/Hostel Y Y Y Y N Y N O Y N N Halting Site N N O Y N O N Y N N O Heavy Commercial Vehicle Park N N N N Y N N N N N N Heavy Industry N N N N O O N N N N N Hot Food Take-Away Y O N N N Y N N O N N Indoor Leisure Y Y N O O O O O O N N Light Industry N O O O Y O N N N N N Medical Services/Health Centre Y Y O O N Y N O N N N Motor Sales/Car Showroom O O N N Y O N N N N N Off Licence Y Y O O N Y N N O N N Office Y Y O O O Y N O O N N Outdoor Sport/Recreation O O Y Y N Y Y Y Y N O Park/Playground Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y N O Place of Worship Y Y Y Y O Y O Y N N N Public House Y Y O O N Y N N Y N N Public Utility/Infrastructure Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Recreational Buildings/Marina Y Y O O Y Y Y Y Y N N Repository Store Depot N O N N Y O N N N N N Restaurant Y Y O O N Y N O Y N N Retail Warehouse N O N N N Y N N N N N Retirement/Nursing Home O Y Y Y N Y N O N N N Service Station O O O Y Y O N N N N N Shop (Comparison) Y Y N N N Y N N N N N Shop (Convenience) Y Y Y Y O Y N N O N N Solar Energy Development N O N O Y O N O O Y O Stables/Stable Yard N N O O N O O N N N O Telecommunication Structure O O O O Y O O O O Y O Tourism Development Y Y O O N Y Y O Y N O Tourist Camping/Caravan Park N N O O N Y O O Y N O Warehouse (Wholesale) N O N N Y O N N N N N Workshop O O O O Y O N O O N O Note: With regard to the consideration of uses within lands identified with a Tourism, Open Space or Agricultural land use zoning objective which are also subject to the Constrained Land Use Objective, permissible uses shall be constrained to those water compatible and less vulnerable uses as relevant to the particular Flood Zone (please refer to SFRA and Table 6.4) LEITRIM COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2023-2029 – VOLUME I150 6 Urban Settlements
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