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South Tipperary County
Development Plan
Review of the 2009 Plan
&
Preparation of a new South Tipperary
County Development Plan 2014
What is a Development Plan?
 It is the main public statement of planning
policies for the local community/plan area.
 It generally lasts for 6 years.
 It sets out the land use, amenity and development
objectives and policies for the area for the lifetime
of the plan.
 The plan consists of a written statement of
objectives and a map or series of maps.
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What is the Plan Area?
• South Tipperary
– Including but not zoning
for Local Area Plan areas
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Cahir
Fethard
Marlfield
Holycross
– Excluding other
Development Plan areas
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Clonmel & Environs
Tipperary & Environs
Carrick on Suir
Cashel & Environs
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What will be in the Plan?
 A strategy for sustainable development,
 A statement to show the development objectives
are consistent with conservation and protection of
the environment, and
 A Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) and
an Appropriate Assessment (AA) which will
contain information on the likely significant
effects on the environment and habitats of
implementing the Plan.
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What else will be in the Plan?
Infrastructure
Water
Services
Zoning
Schools,
Crèches and
Childcare
Facilities
Protection of
the
Environment
Development
Plan Objectives
Open
Space and
Amenities
River Basin
Management
Plans
Sustainable
Settlement and
Transportation
Public Rights
of Way
Accommodation
for Travellers
Social,
Community
and Cultural
Requirements
Protected
Structures
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What Influences the Plan?
European
Directives
•Water Framework Directive
(River Basin Management
Plans)
•SEA Directive
(Environmental
Report/Appropriate
Assessment)
•Planning Legislation
•Sustainable Development:
A Strategy for Ireland
National/ •Climate Change Strategy
Regional/ •Joint Waste Management
Plan for SE Region
County
Strategies •Adjoining Authorities
Plans
•Housing & Retail
Strategies
National
Guidelines
Local
Issues
• Excess of 20 current
Guidelines influence
policies & objectives
(www.environ.ie)
•Other Programmes/
Plans/Strategies
•Survey work
•Public consultation
•Public representation
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What is the Plan Making Process?
Pre-Draft
February 2013 – November 2013
• Public Notice
• Public Consultation
• Manager’s Report
• Member’s Directions
• Proposed Draft Plan to Members
• Members amend or accept
Proposed Draft Plan
Draft
November 2013 – June 2014
• Public Notice
• Public consultation
• Manager’s Report
• Member’s Directions re
Material Amendments or make
Plan
Material Amendments
June 2014 – November 2014
• Public Notice
• Public consultation
• Manager’s Report
• Plan Effective 4 weeks later.
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What is the Public’s Role?
• Its your Plan – Have Your Say!
• Potential to Influence
– Vision for the Future Development of the County
– Identify opportunities for the County
– Identify what is important to you
– Suggest areas for change
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Is there more Information?
Issues Paper
Background Paper
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Can I Meet the Planners?
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A series of Public Meetings have been arranged and all are welcome to
attend.
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12th of March @ 3pm - Cappawhite Resource Centre, Cappawhite
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13th of March @3pm - Clogheen Community Centre, Clogheen
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14th of March @ 3pm - Kilsheelan Community Centre, Kilsheelan
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9th of April @ 3pm - Old School House (opp Church), Killenaule
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10th of April @ 3pm - Lattin GAA Hall, Lattin
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How Can I make a Submission?
Submissions or observations can be received in writing between the 1st of March and
29th of April 2013 and should be marked “Pre-draft submissions for County
Development Plan Review” and addressed to;
Tom O’Dwyer,
Administrative Officer,
Planning Section,
South Tipperary County Council,
Emmett Street,
Clonmel,
Co. Tipperary.
Submissions and observations can also be made by e-mail during the dates set out
above from the links on www.southtippcoco.ie and submissions or observations received
by e-mail to [email protected] and will be accepted until 5pm on the 29th of
April 2013.
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Thank You
Contact Details
Physical Planning & Development Department,
Tel: 052-6134646
South Tipperary County Council,
Fax: 052-6124355
County Hall,
Web: www.southtippcoco.ie
Clonmel,
Co. Tipperary
Email: [email protected]
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