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In accordance with requirements under the EU Habitats Directive (43/92/EEC) and EU
Birds Directive (79/409/EEC), the impacts of the policies and objectives of all land use plans
(including non-statutory plans used as advisory tools in the development management process),
on certain sites that are designated for the protection of nature (Natura 2000 sites1), must be
assessed as an integral part of the process of drafting, amending or varying these. This is to
determine whether or not the implementation of plan policies could have negative consequences
for the habitats or plant and animal species for which these sites are designated, and to avoid
such impacts. This assessment process is called a Habitats Directive Assessment (HDA) and must
be carried out for all stages of the plan making process.
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Written submissions or observations on the Draft
Masterplan and Environmental Report, can be made by
the public. Written submissions should be clearly labelled
Submissions to the Draft Science Park Masterplan
and should be forwarded to the Planning Policy Unit so as to
arrive on or before 4.00 p.m. on Friday, 16th
September, 2011.
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This is the Environmental Report of the Cork Science & Innovation Park Masterplan
Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA). The purpose of the report is to provide a clear
understanding of the likely environmental consequences of decisions regarding the
development of a science and innovation park under this Masterplan. The SEA is being
carried out in order to comply with the provisions of the SEA Regulations and in order to
improve the planning and environmental management of the area. This report should be
read in conjunction with the Draft Cork Science & Innovation Park Masterplan.
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This project seeks to deliver a science and innovation park, as part of the national employment strategy.
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An Exhibition outlining a Framework Plan to guide more detailed design of the proposed new town at Monard was held at Rathpeacon School on 27 July 2011.
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Monard Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) -
Draft Framework Plan -
Exhibition
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Monard SDZ Planning Scheme -
Section 3 The Framework Plan -
Draft August 2011
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Variation No 3
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Variation No. 3
Part A: Change Chapter 2 of the County Development Plan to address requirements relating to Core Strategies, introduced by the Planning & Development (Amendment) Act 2010.
Part B: Consequential Changes to Chapters 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 9 of Volume 1 and Volume 3 Metropolitan Cork Green Belt Maps of the Cork County Development Plan, 2009 arising from the review of the Electoral Area Local Area Plans
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NOTICE OF PREPARATION OF TEN DRAFT LOCAL AREA PLANS AND TEN STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT REPORTS
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Cork County Council has published the Proposed Amendment to the Draft of the Special Local Area Plan (SLAP) for Cork Airport and a copy of the Proposed Variation to the County Development Plan 2009 which is the enabling variation for the SLAP.
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Cork County Council has commissioned Faber Maunsell to undertake a Surface Access Plan for Cork Airport. The objective of the Plan is to outline a strategy for future development of transport links to the airport. The Strategy has been developed based on projections for
passenger and employee growth provided by Cork Airport Authority.
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The purpose of the Cork Airport Future Needs Study is to establish the future needs for Cork Airport up to 2040 so that the future operation and growth of the airport can be ensured and its economic potential maximised.
