South Dublin County Development Plan 2022–2028 – Written Statement

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   SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022-2028558Implementation and Monitoring ( IM) IE8: Casement Aerodrome - - Planning Department and co-ordination with relevant Stakeholders. Air Quality Measurements and Noise Monitoring. Review standard planning conditions in relation to aerodrome/airport development. Source: EPA, SDCC, and Planning Data (APAS). IE9: Weston Airport - - Planning Department and co-ordination with relevant Stakeholders. Air Quality Measurements, Noise Monitoring, and review standard planning conditions in relation to aerodrome/airport development. Source: EPA, SDCC and Planning Data (APAS). IE10: Dublin Airport - - Planning Department and co-ordination with relevant Stakeholders. Air Quality Measurements, Noise Monitoring, and review standard planning conditions in relation to aerodrome / airport development. Source: EPA, SDCC and Planning Data (APAS). IE11: Helipads - - Planning Department. Review standard planning conditions in relation to helipads. Source: Planning Data (APAS). IE12: Noise -  Planning Department. Noise Monitoring and review standard planning conditions in relation to aerodrome / airport development. Source: EPA, SDCC and Planning Data (APAS). Appendix 12 - Our Neighbourhoods Actions for the Neighbourhoods are contained within the policies in each chapter.

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   SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022-2028559Implementation and Monitoring ( IM)

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   SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022-2028560

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   SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022-2028561 Index Note: Locators in bold refer to policies and objectives. A active land management 61 Adamstown (SDZ) 70–71, 72, 163, 187, 214, 269–270, 272, 277, 317, 320, 329, 365 adaptability and inclusivity, design 197, 198–199 advertising see signage age friendly 58, 208, 221, 229–230, 294, 296, 314 agri-tourism 368 agricultural enterprises 100, 102, 109–110, 176, 368, 395, 445, 511 air quality 415, 416, 520 airports and aerodromes 417–422, 523–528 Casement Aerodrome 417–422, 524–528, 558 drone operation 147, 528–529 Dublin Airport 420, 524–526, 528–530 helipads 420–421, 526, 528–529, 558 noise levels 421, 526 public safety zones 421–422 restricted development 528–529 shielding/safeguarding 529–532 solar PV arrays 391–392, 514–515 Weston Aerodrome 417, 418, 419–420, 558 allotments 147, 156, 158, 462 Appropriate Assessment (AA) 16, 87–88, 89, 442–443 archaeology cultural heritage 106, 107–108 impact assessment 444–445, 455–456, 457–458 architectural conservation 83–84, 118–119, 129–135, 444–445, 457–458 areas (ACAs) 121–125, 126–127 arts and cultural facilities 329–330, 331–332 assisted living/nursing homes 229–230, 474–475 B Baldonnel employment area 277, 410 see also airports and aerodromes, Casement aerodrome Ballyboden 121, 123, 213, 268, 304–305, 370 Ballycullen 189, 214, 268 betting shops 367 biodiversity 83–84, 86–87, 90–91, 95–96, 100, 146–147, 442–443 Bohernabreena 93, 121, 164, 166, 242, 270, 408 Brittas 210, 211, 370 brownfield development 23, 24, 30, 37, 49, 59, 72, 75, 304, 347, 461, 516 build-to-rent/shared living 224–225, 474 building height 199–208 objectives 201–208 ratio to street width 196–197

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   SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022-2028562562 built heritage see heritage, built burial grounds 332, 504 BusConnects, public transport 268–270 C Camac River, strategic corridor 129, 173–174, 410 car parking 183, 191, 229, 285–288, 493–497 electric vehicle charging 286–288, 497, 555 in-curtilage 496–497 public 282, 286 standards 229, 287, 493–499 carbon sequestration 25, 83, 92, 102, 152, 154, 288, 299, 341 Casement Aerodrome see airports and aerodromes City Edge Regeneration Lands 47–48, 50, 55, 56, 63, 71, 173, 270, 535 Citywest 71, 73, 213, 270, 300, 302, 327, 329, 341, 349 see also Fortunestown climate action 21–22, 23, 292, 3343 Climate Change Action Plan 2019-2024 (CCAP) 22, 23–25 economic development 339, 344, 377 energy 382, 384, 386, 392, 397, 399, 420 heritage 83–84, 136 housing 246 sustainable movement 251, 289 see also green infrastructure (GI); infrastructure and environmental services climate audit 79, 136, 178, 216, 246, 289, 334, 377, 399, 423 climate resilience 22, 68, 144, 151–155, 410 Clonburris (SDZ) 46–47, 71, 72, 214, 269, 273, 300, 320, 333, 365, 389–390 Clondalkin 70, 115–117, 121, 123–124, 129, 213, 227, 348, 363–364, 370, 376, 389–390 retail strategy 363–364 clusters, business and employment 328, 342–344, 348, 349, 367 community centres 297, 298–299, 300–302, 322, 499–500, 550 community infrastructure 292–336 accessibility 298–300, 487 arts and cultural facilities 329–330, 331–332 burial grounds 332, 504 childcare facilities 320–322, 502 climate action 21–22, 23, 292, 334 community centres 297, 298–299, 300–302, 322, 499–500, 550 early childhood care 320–322, 502 fire stations 333, 551 health and wellbeing 157–158 healthcare facilities 318–320, 501 higher level education 327–328 libraries 328–329 parks and public open spaces 305–316, 486–488, 500–501 pigeon lofts 504–505 places of worship 332, 504 play facilities 303, 317–318 primary and post-primary schools 322–327, 502–503

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   SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022-2028563 travel to school 324 urban schools 324 public art 503–504 social inclusion 293–296 social/community 296–300 sports facilities 302–305 see also education; high amenity areas; parks and public open spaces; quality design and healthy placemaking community services 14 consolidation areas, settlement strategy 72 construction activity 29, 39, 40–50 core retail areas 358, 359–367 core strategy 14, 15, 18, 19, 23, 28–79 active land management 61 employment lands 63–64 housing supply targets 43–44 land capacity study 45–51 planning analysis 52–53 summary 28–29 undeveloped lands 48, 49 zoning of additional lands 29, 48, 51–52 see also climate action; settlement strategy corner sites 237–238, 459, 481–483 cultural heritage see heritage, cultural Cycle South Dublin 258–260 cycling see sustainable movement, walking and cycling D DART expansion 251, 253, 267, 271 daylight (sunlight) analysis 196–197, 480, 482, 483, 503 decarbonising zones (DZ), energy 397–398 design see housing, residential design; quality design and healthy placemaking development see community infrastructure; economic development and employment; housing; infrastructure and environmental services district centres, retail strategy 364–365 Dodder Valley 77, 90, 97–98, 109, 116, 406 green infrastructure 164–166 rural housing 240, 243–245 zoning objectives 439–440 drone operation 147, 528–529 Dublin Airport see airports and aerodromes Dublin Metropolitan Area Strategic Plan (MASP) 15, 23, 25, 33, 35–37, 251, 340 Dublin Mountains 92–93, 242, 437–438 Dublin-Belfast Corridor 34 dwelling types 208, 464, 471–472 E early childhood care community infrastructure 320–322, 502 education 320–322, 502

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   SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022-2028564 Eastern and Midland Regional Spatial and Economic Strategy (EMRSES) 32–35 Core Region 33, 34 Dublin Metropolitan Area (DMA) 33, 34 Gateway Region 33, 34 economic development and employment 338–377, 340–341 agricultural enterprises 100, 102, 109–110, 176, 368, 395, 445, 511 betting shops 367 climate action 339, 377 clusters 342–343, 348–350 core retail areas 359–367 employment lands 63–64 extractive industries 374–375, 511–512 fast food 367, 509 green economy 344–345 home-based activity 507–508 innovative economy 345–346 learning economy 350–351 mineral extraction 374–375, 511–512 motor fuel stations 509–510 off-licences 367 placemaking 339–340, 346–348 quarries 374–375, 511–512 regeneration zones 346–348, 505 retail parks 367, 510 retail strategy 352–359, 508–510 additional floorspace and growth 357–359 hierarchy 353–357 traditional retailing 357 rural economy 368, 511 Seveso sites 375–376, 512 space extensive land use 351–352, 508 takeaway 367, 509 tourism and leisure 368–372 activities 370–371 cultural events 371–372 greenways 369–370 loops 369–370 permissive access routes 374 public rights of way 372–373 trails 369–370 urban growth 346–348 warehousing 367, 510 education early childhood care 320–322, 502 facilities 322–327, 502–503 further education 327, 328 higher level 327–328 primary and post-primary schools 322–324, 325–327, 502–503

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   SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022-2028565 electric vehicles 251, 381, 386–387 charging infrastructure 286–288, 497, 555 parking 286–288, 381, 497 see also sustainable movement electricity infrastructure 412 emergency housing provision, housing 231–232 employment see economic development and employment employment land 63–64 see also space extensive land use energy 380–400 climate action 399 decarbonising zones (DZ) 397–398 economic and social benefits 398 energy measures 385–397 electric vehicles 386–387 energy from waste 390–391, 514 existing buildings 385–386 green infrastructure 396–397 low carbon district heating networks 388–390, 513 new buildings 385–386, 512–513 small scale hydro-electric projects 395–396, 515 solar PV 391–392, 514–515 wind energy projects 392–395 European, national and regional policy 382 from waste 389–391, 514 South Dublin Energy Profile 384–385 waste heat recovery 390–391, 555 energy demand 14 environment environmental assessments 15, 16, 147–148, 265, 275, 371, 374, 389, 390, 391, 393, 408, 412, 443 see also Appropriate Assessments (AA) environmental hazard management 520–523 environmental legislation 403 environmental quality 416 protection and conservation 14, 16 services 402–424 see also green infrastructure (GI); infrastructure and environmental services extractive industries, employment 374–375, 511–512 F family flats 239, 484 fast food 367, 509 features of interest 107, 129, 134 fire stations 333, 551 flood risk management 408–410 Fortunestown 37, 41, 70–71, 73, 213, 269, 272, 277, 300–302, 318 public transport 272, 277, 300–302 see also Citywest

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   SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022-2028566 fossil fuels, economic development 339, 351, 380, 384 framework plans 214–215 Functional Urban Areas (FUAs) 33–35 further education, education 327, 328 G geo-tourism 103, 108 geological sites, natural heritage 102–105 Grand Canal 90, 92, 99–100, 265 strategic corridor 160, 167, 168, 169–170, 173, 176 Greater Dublin Metropolitan Cycle Network 251, 253 green economy 344–345 green infrastructure (GI) 12, 17, 19, 25, 140–178 climate action 140–141, 178 energy measures 396–397 methodology 142–144 riparian corridors 77, 146, 148, 149, 165, 230, 409–410, 446, 463, 515 spatial framework 160–176, 459–460 network components 160–163 stepping stones 161 strategic corridors 36–37, 160–161, 164–176 strategic themes 144–159 biodiversity 144, 145–147 climate resilience 22, 68, 144, 151–155, 410 Green Space Factor (GSF) 152–154, 461–462 tree planting 152–153, 299, 341, 397 urban greening 151 landscape and built heritage 144, 158–159 recreation and amenity 144, 155–158, 487–488 sustainable water management 144, 147–151, 487–488 Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) 149–151 see also environment; infrastructure and environmental services Green Schools Initiative 262–263 Green Space Factor (GSF) 152–154, 461–462 greenfield development 23, 24, 30, 49, 59, 515 greenhouse gas emissions 14, 21, 79 groundwater, environmental infrastructure 407–408, 516–517 H habitats, protection of 83, 86, 88–89, 90–91, 101–102, 111, 143, 282, 306, 396, 442–443 healthcare facilities 318–320, 501 hedgerows see trees and hedgerows helipads 420–421, 526, 528–529, 558 heritage 82–136 architectural conservation 83–84, 126–127, 130–131, 444–445 adapting and reusing historic buildings 130–132 climate change adaptation and energy efficiency 133, 134–135 placemaking and historical built environment 132–133 biodiversity 84, 86–87, 442–443 built 83–84, 118–128

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    SOUTH DUBLIN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2022-2028567 architectural conservation areas (ACA) 121–125, 126–127, 457–458 features of interest 107, 129, 134 landscape character types 159, 452–453 protected structures 119–121, 455–456 vernacular/traditional buildings 128–129, 458–459 climate action 83–84, 136 cultural 82, 105–118 archaeology 106, 107–108 industrial heritage 115–116, 455 Irish language 116–117 landscapes 108–113 multiculturalism 117–118 views and prospects 114–115 development standards and criteria 442–459 ecological protection 442–443 environmental impact assessment 443–444 landscape character types 445–455 Natura 2000 sites 88–89, 91, 143, 145, 160, 164, 373, 511, 515 natural 82, 84–105, 88–89 areas of amenity value 92–100, 454–455 biodiversity protection outside designated areas 91 designated areas of conservation 87–91 geological sites, natural heritage 102–105 invasive species 100–101 proposed natural heritage areas (pNHAs) 89–91 protection of trees and hedgerows 101, 102 high amenity areas 92–100, 437–440, 454–455 ‘HA-DM’ Dublin Mountains 437–438 ‘HA-DV’ Dodder Valley 439–440 ‘HA-LV’ Liffey Valley 438–439 higher level education see education, higher level historic buildings see heritage, architectural conservation home-based activity, economic development and employment 507–508 hospitals see healthcare facilities house design see quality design and infrastructure housing 14–15, 17, 18, 28–29, 39–44, 58, 59, 220–225 assessment of lands required 28–29, 45–51 assisted living/nursing homes 229–230, 474–475 build-to-rent/shared living 224–225, 474 climate action 246 deliverability analysis 53–54 emergency housing provision 231–232 housing stock 39–40 inclusive 227–230 older people 227–229 people with disabilities or mental health issues 228–229 Interim Housing Need and Demand Assessment (HNDA) 220, 222–225 internal accommodation 235

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