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    Dubliner Stadträte stimmen hinter verschlossenen Türen für rechtliche Schritte gegen die Blockade von Goatstown-Wohnungen


    Dubliner Stadträte stimmen hinter verschlossenen Türen für rechtliche Schritte gegen die Blockade von Goatstown-Wohnungen

    https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/housing-planning/2024/09/17/dublin-councillors-vote-in-private-to-back-legal-action-blocking-goatstown-apartments/

    Von badger-biscuits

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    8 Comments

    1. badger-biscuits on

      What do we want?

      #*MORE HOUSES*

      Where do we want them?

      #*FUCK YOU*

    3. perrycoxdr on

      3rd time developing the site has been blocked. Previously had fast track (ha!) permission for 132 apartments which was taken to high court and then permission for 698 bed student accomodation was blocked by high court too. High Court are basically our planning authority now, which is a ridiculous state of affairs.

      Not exactly a concrete jungle out in Goatstown that the need to keep the site as empty space (reason this development is being challenged) is justified. More NIMBY shite as usual, wealthy ones out there too.

    5. Sornai on

      .

      The motion to dezone the site from residential to open space was initially proposed by Fine Gael councillors Barry Saul and Jim O’Leary.

      At the time, Mr Saul argued that throughout the development of the overall site a 25 per cent open space requirement had not been maintained.

      However, Colbeam Ltd has argued that the 25 per cent open space provision has been maintained, “and further development of the student site would actually improve the pro-rata percentage of open space”.

      It claimed that if development were to proceed, more than 48 per cent of the campus would function as open space while 37.5 per cent per cent of the site would be accessible to the general public for recreational use.

    7. Charming-Potato4804 on

      They need to get this to An Bord Pleanála!

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    8. yamalamama on

      Already an investigation supposed to be ongoing into why the land was re zoned.

      The local schools have said they are happy there is enough room to expand but two locals have brought a judicial review and won as they are concerned about the density and lack of light in a suburban area.

      This is clearly misuse of public funds to resist a development because a few people can’t accept they live in the south of the city not the county. If places like carrickmines, stepaside, dundrum can build numerous apartment blocks this area is not too suburban to handle it.

      These people are piss takers of the highest orders and wasting public money to do so.

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