2022-01-29
19 officials
Politician(s) lobbied: Joe Conway (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Davy Daniels (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Jim Griffin (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; John Hearne (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Eddie Mulligan (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Joe Kelly (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Jason Murphy (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Lola O'Sullivan (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Eamon Quinlan (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Adam Wyse (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Matt Shanahan (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Séamus Ryan (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Jody Power (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Donal Barry (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Mary Roche (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Pat Fitzgerald (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Frank Quinlan (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Joeanne Bailey (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council; Cristiona Kiely (Councillor), Waterford City and County Council
Intent: Zone Change to WCCC draft development plan 2022 - 2028 change of zoning from G3 – Conservation, amenity or buffer space to C5 – Tourism. The site is approximately 4 Acres.
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Current zoning and designationThe site in the current development plan indicated the zoning as HA – High Amenity – Protect and enhance amenity area Draft development plan zoningThe draft development plan indicates this site zoned as:G3 – Conservation, amenity or buffer space Requested change to the development planZoning change to C5 – Tourism and related Justification for the proposed draft plan changeThis change in zoning to C5 – Tourism and related – Tourism and related (C5) would allow Katie Reillys to be development into a new food & beverage destination for Waterford City and County servicing tourists, families and holiday makers. It will act as mid-point for the future greenway to Tramore. It will allow a derelict building to be remodel in to a new destination which will provide up to 50 local jobs. ConclusionOur clients would kindly request your support with this project as part amending the draft development for WCCC.