DLRCC County Development Plan 2022-2028 – Have Your Say

On 03 January 2020, Dun-Laoghaire County Council (DLRCC) commenced the process of reviewing the current County Development Plan 2016-2022 and preparing the new County Development Plan (CDP) for 2022-2028. 

The initial 8 week Pre-Draft Consultation Process, which finishes on 28 February 2020, is a public consultation process and residents are encouraged to contribute.

DLRCC have provided an ON LINE “Have your say” document and also will have Public Information Dates at County Council offices and Libraries:

  • County Hall Dun, Laoghaire  21 January 2020 from 2.00pm to 8.00pm
  • Council Offices, Dundrum 23 January 2020 from 2.00pm to 8.00pm
  • Library, Blackrock 28 January 2020 from 2.00pm to 8.00pm
  • Library, Stillorgan 30 January 2020 from 2.00pm to 8.00pm

Subsequent to the 28 February 2020, DLRCC will prepare the Draft County Development Plan probably towards the end of this year 2020. After that there will be further opportunity for public consultation.

However, residents should avail of this current opportunity to submit to DLRCC those issues that they wish to be included into the proposed County Development Plan 2022-2028.

Regards
Francis Moran

MMRA Planning Committee

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Mount Merrion is a suburban estate in South County Dublin developed on lands once the seat of the Viscounts Fitwilliam. Centred around the Deerpark, a public park first landscaped by the 5th Viscount, and the remains of the house he built there in 1711, Mount Merrion today is generally considered to be bounded to the North by The UCD campus at Belfield, to the East by the N11 and Booterstown and Blackrock, to the South by Stillorgan and Kilmacud, and to the West by Goatstown and Clonskeagh.  *Lower Kilmacud Road residents on the right-hand-side from Stillorgan Shoping Centre, odd numbers 101 to 167, including 111a, are within Mount Merrion demense.  The Mount Merrion Residents Association, founded in 1935, is the oldest residents’ association in continuous existence in Ireland. It represents the following roads:
  • Callary Road
  • Cedarmount Road
  • Cherry Garth
  • Chestnut Road
  • Clonmore Road
  • The Close
  • Cypress Road
  • Deerpark Road
  • Fosters Avenue
  • The Fosters
  • Glenabbey Road
  • Greenfield Road
  • Greygates
  • Iris Grove
  • Lower Kilmacud Road (partial)
  • Mather Road North
  • Mather Road South
  • Mount Anville Road
  • North Avenue
  • Owenstown Park
  • Redesdale Crescent
  • Redesdale Road
  • The Rise
  • Roebuck Ave
  • St Thomas Road
  • St Thomas Mead
  • South Avenue
  • Sycamore Road
  • Sycamore Cresent
  • Sycamore Avenue
  • Thornhill Road
  • Trees Avenue
  • Trees Road Lower
  • Trees Road Upper
  • Wilson Crescent
  • Wilson Road
At its peak, Mount Merrion rises to 82m (269ft) above sea level.