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Background
The zoning policy of An Rinn - Heilbhic - Sean Phobhal Action Area Plan (2001), is superceded by the mapping in this Development Plan, although the design principles etc. as required under the Action Area Plan will endure until such time as a future design manual is produced (as mentioned in 8.2). Location
(Download Mweelnahorna (adobe .pdf, 594 kbs) Map Here) and also download the pages relating to Zoning Objectives (word .doc, 183 kbs) . The Zoning Objectives and Landuse Zoning Matrix need to be used when looking at the individual settlement zonings. Services
Industry
Infrastructure
Consultants have been appointed to prepare Preliminary Report Proposals and carry out trial drilling for a new water supply service so as to improve An Rinn/Heilbhic Seaview water supply. The scheme is included in the Government's Water Services investment Programme, 2004 - 2006. Development Strategy
Development will be permitted within zoned locations, and should be connected to existing services. The development strategy for Maoil a'Choirne is indicated on the Land Use Zoning Map. The Council will encourage sensitive infill along some sections of the road frontage and to the west of the village. However, there should be no further development to the east of Maoil a'Choirne in the interests of preserving the village as a separate settlement to Ballinagaul. The village of Maoil a'Choirne is approaching capacity. At present, only a small number of opportunities for development remain and these are unlikely to last beyond the next plan period. However, demand for properties is likely to remain strong given the proximity of Dungarvan and the desirability of living in this coastal area. For these reasons, the Council will endeavour to ensure that any remaining residential land is used to accommodate the natural increase of the existing village population. This will preserve the character of the area and reduce pressures on development land.
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