Minutes 2011
Minutes of Adjourned Special Meeting of Sligo County Council held on 24th January 2011 at 10am in The Council Chamber, County Hall, Riverside, Sligo.
COUNCILLORS PRESENT:
- Councillor Baker,
- Councillor Barrett,
- Councillor Barry,
- Councillor Bree,
- Councillor Clarke,
- Councillor Collery,
- Councillor Devins,
- Councillor Fleming,
- Councillor Gormley,
- Councillor Healy McGowan,
- Councillor Keaney,
- Councillor Leonard,
- Councillor Lyons,
- Councillor MacManus,
- Councillor McGrath,
- Councillor McLoughlin,
- Councillor Mullaney,
- Councillor Mulvey,
- Councillor Murray,
- Councillor O’Grady
- Councillor Queenan.
OFFICIALS IN ATTENDANCE:
- Mr H. Kearns, County Manager
- Ms. P. R. Gallagher, Acting Director of Services
- Ms. M. Leydon, Head of Finance
- Ms. M. Davidescu, Acting Senior Executive Planner
- Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner
- Ms M. O’Hara, Executive Planner
- Ms. L. McConville, Executive Planner
- Mr N. Ballantyne, Acting Executive Technician
- Ms F. Loughlin, Staff Officer
- Ms M. McGovern, Clerical Officer
- Mr F. MacNabb, Meetings Administrator
CATHAOIRLEACH:
The Cathaoirleach, Councillor J. Leonard presided.
TO CONSIDER THE DRAFT SLIGO COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2011-2017 AND THE SECOND MANAGER’S REPORT ON SUBMISSIONS AND OBSERVATIONS RECEIVED, RELATING TO THE DRAFT SLIGO COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2011-2017:
The Cathaoirleach, Mr J. Leonard outlined to the meeting the general procedure to follow for the meeting:
- Volume 2 - Submissions relating to specific mini-plan issues are addressed, together with Map Book
- Volume 3 - Submissions relating to the Record of Protected Structures are addressedHe drew Members attention to the Ethical Framework for Local Government and Members responsibilities thereunder and specifically to any declaration of interest in the Record of Protected Structures.
Proposed by Councillor G. Mullaney
Seconded by Councillor M. Barrett
AND AGREED
“that this Council deals with each village settlement in isolation”
Ms. P.R. Gallagher, Acting Director of Services outlined to the meeting the role of the elected Members and indicated that any proposed amendments must go on public display for a period of four weeks. She further stated that in proposing amendments Members must be consistent with the Regional Planning Guidelines which specifies the quota of 195 hectares of lands to be zoned. Ms. M. Davidescu, Acting Senior Executive Planner pointed out that Members need not identify lands to be de-zoned on foot of any proposed amendments to zone lands but at the final stage in the process, Members must decide which lands stays zoned and what lands go into the Strategic Land Reserve.
DEFERRED ITEM FROM VOLUME 1:
VOL 1 - SUBMISSION NO. 57 ISSUE NO. 11:
Proposed by Councillor G. Mullaney
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
AND AGREED
“to remove submission no. 57-issue 11, section number 4.3.3”
This relates to the Manager’s recommendation to include an additional retail planning policy as follows:
“Discourage the location of large retail developments adjacent or close to existing, new or planned national roads.”
Mr H. Kearns, County Manager stated it would be the Council’s opinion to leave this recommendation in the plan as the NRA have an ongoing policy of opposing these developments near national routes.
Councillors Bree, MacManus and Gormley asked to be recorded as dissenting.
BALLYMOTE ELECTORAL AREA:
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO BALLINAFAD MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor G. Mullaney
Seconded by Councillor P. McGrath
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Ballinafad Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO BALLYGAWLEY MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor T. Collery
Seconded by Councillor G. Mullaney
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Ballygawley Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO BALLYSADARE (BALLYMOTE ED) MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
“that this Council maintain and continue the existing residential zoning on submission number 115 of the County Manager’s report for 9 acre site at Knockmuldowney, Ballisodare, Co. Sligo”
Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner stated it would not be recommended to change the zoning on this site, from buffer to residential for a number of reasons including, there are already 250 vacant residential units in Ballysodare, the site itself is elevated and visible over a wide surrounding area, access to site was poor and poor pedestrian access. There was no justification for this proposal.
Following further discussion and as agreement could not be reached the Cathaoirleach called for a vote:
FOR: Baker, Clarke, Collery, Gormley, Healy McGowan, O’Grady and Queenan.
AGAINST: Barrett, Keaney, Leonard, McGrath, McLoughlin, Mullaney, Mulvey
ABSTENTIONS: Devins, Fleming, MacManus
As the vote was 7 for, 7 against with 3 abstentions, it was agreed in accordance with Standing Orders, that the Cathaoirleach would have a casting vote in this regard.
The Cathaoirleach J. Leonard indicated he would remain voting Against the proposal. The Cathaoirleach declared the motion lost.
Proposed by Councillor G. Mullaney
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Ballysadare (Ballymote ED) Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO CASTLEBALDWIN MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor G. Mullaney
Seconded by Councillor P. McGrath
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Castlebaldwin Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO COLLOONEY MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor G. Mullaney
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
“That the zoning matrix associated with lands covered in Submissions 75-79, 81-89 at Collooney be amended to permit retail warehousing, retail showrooms, amusement arcade, transport depots and other leisure uses. This should apply to all lands with existing planning in this area and should not be restrictive against new developments/ businesses on these lands”
Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner stated it would be inappropriate to zone any further retail space as there was currently 16,000 square metres of retail warehousing floorspace permitted in Collooney and the vast majority was currently empty. Ms. M. Davidescu, Acting Senior Executive Planner indicated that the Council’s current Retail Strategy did not make provision for any additional retail warehousing, as Sligo is already over-supplied with such retail space. Therefore, this proposal was in direct contradiction of the Retail Strategy. There was no justification for this proposal.
Following further discussion and as agreement could not be reached the Cathaoirleach called for a vote:
FOR: Baker, Clarke, Collery, Fleming, Gormley, McGrath, Mullaney, Mulvey and Queenan
AGAINST: Keaney, Leonard and MacManus
ABSTENTIONS: Barrett, Barry, Devins
As the vote was 9 for, 3 against with 3 abstentions, the Cathaoirleach declared the motion carried.
The meeting agreed to the Managers recommendations in relation to the Collooney Mini Plan subject to the above amendment.
DROMORE ELECTORAL AREA:
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO BALLINACARROW MINI PLAN: SUBMISSION NO. 59 & 128:ISSUE 1:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor M. Gormley
“That the development limit in Ballinacarrow be extended along the Coolaney Road and be zoned to residential – Submission no. 59 and No. 128”
Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner stated this motion would be inappropriate on the grounds of speculative development and further ribbon development.
Following further discussion and as agreement could not be reached the Cathaoirleach called for a vote:
FOR: Baker, Clarke, Gormley, Healy McGowan, Queenan
AGAINST: Barrett, Collery, Fleming, Keaney, Leonard, McGrath, McLoughlin, Mullaney, Mulvey
ABSTENTIONS: Barry, Devins
As the vote was 5 for, 9 against with 2 abstentions, the Cathaoirleach declared the motion lost.
SUBMISSION NO. 25:ISSUE 1:
Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor M. Baker
“That this Council zone submission No. 25 as requested”
Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner stated it would be inappropriate to zone any further residential lands with currently 25 units vacant in Ballinacarrow, the current Waste Water Treatment Plant was at capacity and the proposed N17 re-alignment could be compromised. There was no justification for this proposal.
Mr H. Kearns, County Manager indicated it would be premature to zone these lands as they may be subject to future national road developments.
Following further discussion and as agreement could not be reached, the Cathaoirleach called for a vote:
FOR: Baker, Clarke
AGAINST: Barrett, Collery, Fleming, Keaney, Leonard, McGrath, McLoughlin, Mullaney, Mulvey
ABSTENTIONS: Barry, Devins, Gormley, HealyMcGowan, O’Grady and Queenan
As the result was 2 for, 9 against with 6 abstentions the Cathaoirleach declared the motion lost.
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Ballinacarrow Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO BALLYSADARE (DROMORE WEST ED) MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Ballysadare (Dromore West ED) Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO COOLANEY-ROCKFIELD MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor D. Mulvey
Seconded by Councillor M. Barrett
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Coolaney-Rockfield Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO DROMORE WEST MINI PLAN: SUBMISSION NO. 36:ISSUE NO. 2:
Proposed by Councillor M. Barrett
Seconded by Councillor M. Clarke
AND AGREED
“That this Council proposes to zone areas no 36.1 and no 50 as ‘Buffer Zones’ in the Dromore West Mini Plan”
Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner stated that there would be no objection to the proposed “buffer zone” zoning as both rural generated housing needs and sports/recreation uses can potentially be accommodated within this zoning category.
The meeting agreed to the Managers recommendations in relation to the Dromore West Mini Plan subject to the above amendment.
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO EASKEY MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor M. Barrett
AND AGREED
“to ask Sligo County Council to consider liaising with the Easkey Community with regards to the council property which includes the public toilets and green area at Castle Site, Easkey and to ask the County Manager to proceed with adopting bye laws along Road 79 at Bunowna to restrict Caravan parking along the sea front”
The meeting agreed to the Managers recommendations in relation to the Easkey Mini Plan.
SLIGO-DRUMCLIFFE ELECTORAL AREA: SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO BALLINCAR MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor P. Barry
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Ballincar Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO CARNEY MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor M. Fleming
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Carney Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO CLIFFONY MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Cliffony Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO DRUMCLIFF MINI PLAN: SUBMISSION NO. 91:
Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor T. McLoughlin
AND AGREED
“That this Council, in relation to submission no. 91 insert the following in section PCF-10 on page 84 of the development plan:-
‘but it is also acknowledged that some community facilities may be accommodated in rural areas subject to site suitability”
The meeting agreed to the Managers recommendations in relation to the Drumcliff Mini Plan subject to the above amendment.
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO GRANGE MINI PLAN: SUBMISSION E-2:
Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor S. MacManus
“That this Council adopt submission No. E-2 Gavin Engineering on behalf of Gileece Brothers in relation to the zoning of 23 acres at Aughagad, Grange, as proposed in the submission”
Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner stated there was no need to change the zoning on these lands as community facilities including, burial grounds and playing pitches are developments that are ‘open for consideration’ within the ‘Buffer Zone’. It would be inappropriate to zone any further residential lands in Grange with adequate lands currently zoned residential to allow for a 55% growth rate. Site access was poor and previous planning applications had reflected this. The approach roads with 2 no. humpback bridges would need significant improvements for safety reasons and it is unlikely that this could be achieved. There was no justification for this proposal.
Following further discussion and as agreement could not be reached, the Cathaoirleach called for a vote:
FOR: Baker, Barry, Clarke, Collery, Devins, Gormley, Healy McGowan, MacManus, O’Grady
AGAINST: Barrett, Bree, Fleming, Keaney, Leonard, Mullaney, Murray
As the result was 9 for, 7 against, the Cathaoirleach declared the motion carried.
The meeting agreed to the Managers recommendations in relation to the Grange Mini Plan subject to the above amendment.
The Leas Cathaoirleach, Councillor T. Collery took the Chair.
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO MULLAGHMORE MINI PLAN: SUBMISSION NO. 112 & SUBMISSION NO. 121:
Proposed by Councillor J. Leonard
Seconded by Councillor H. Keaney
“Re Submission no. 121 and no. 112 – that the development limit be extended in accordance with the attached Map to include the portion of submission no. 121/112, shaded yellow to be zoned residential”
Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner stated it would not be recommended and was inappropriate to re-zone these lands on the grounds that it would conflict with the sequential approach zoning principle and there were inadequate wastewaster treatment facilitities.
Following further discussion, Councillor J. Leonard withdrew this motion.
It was then,
Proposed by Councillor J. Leonard
Seconded by Councillor H. Keaney
AND AGREED
“Re Submission no. 121 and No. 112, Mullaghmore Mini Plan; the lands referred to in submission 121 and 112 be included in the Strategic Land Reserve”
Councillor D. Bree asked to be recorded as dissenting.
The meeting agreed to the Managers recommendations in relation to the Mullaghmore Mini Plan subject to the above amendment.
The Cathaoirleach, Councillor J. Leonard resumed the Chair.
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO RATHCORMACK MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor J. Leonard
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Rathcormack Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO ROSSES POINT MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor S. MacManus
Seconded by Councillor J. Devins
AND AGREED
“that decisions in relation to Rosses Point zoning be deferred until the end of today’s meeting”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO RANSBORO MINI PLAN:
Councillor S. MacManus queried Submission No. 6. In response, Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner stated from speaking with the landowners, they were satisfied with what was included in the Managers Report.
Proposed by Councillor M. Fleming
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Ransboro Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO ACLARE MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor M. Fleming
Seconded by Councillor H. Keaney
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Aclare Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO BANADA MINI PLAN:
Councillor M. Fleming sought clarification on Submission No. 130
Proposed by Councillor M. Fleming
Seconded by Councillor H. Keaney
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Banada Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO CLOONACOOL MINI PLAN:
Councillor M. Gormley sought clarification on Submission No.29
Proposed by Councillor M. Fleming
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Cloonacool Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO CULFADDA MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor G. Murray
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Culfadda Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO GORTEEN MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor G. Murray
Seconded by Councillor M. Fleming
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Gorteen Mini Plan”
SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO TOURLESTRAUN MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor M. Fleming
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Tourlestraun Mini Plan”
MANAGERS SUPPLEMENTARY RECOMMENDATION
MSR – 40
Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner stated these Council Owned lands were acquired under a PART V agreement for Housing purposes and due to a mapping error should have in the first instance been zoned residential, as the adjoining council owned lands to the east were already zoned Residential.
Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor G. Murray
“MSR-40 - the Collooney zoning map should be amended as shown on Map 3, by changing the zoning objective for the lands outlined as MSR 40 from ‘buffer zone’ to ‘residential uses’. The development limit should be extended accordingly to include the subject lands”
Following further discussion and as agreement could not be reached, the Cathaoirleach called for a vote:
FOR: Bree, Fleming, Keaney, Leonard, Murray
AGAINST: Baker, Collery, Mullaney, Queenan
ABSTENTIONS: Barrett, Devins, Gormley, HealyMcGowan, MacManus, Mulvey, O’Grady
As the result was 5 for, 4 against, with 7 abstentions, the Cathaoirleach declared the motion carried.
VOLUME 3:
VOLUME 3; SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO THE DRAFT RECORD OF PROTECTED STURCTURES (RPS)
The Cathaoirleach, Mr J. Leonard outlined to the meeting the general procedure to follow. He informed the Meeting that any declaration of interest in the RPS’s should be dealt with, in the absence of the particular Member. This was agreed. It was further agreed to address the Submissions as they appear in the Draft RPS firstly and secondly any other Proposals by Members.
Councillor M. Barrett declared an interest in Submission no. 12, RPS Item no. 112 and left the meeting while the matter was being considered.
ITEM P112: PAGE 93 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
AND AGREED
“That P 112 of Proposed Protected Structures be deleted”
Councillor D. Bree asked to be recorded as abstaining from this motion.
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 3:
Proposed by Councillor P. McGrath
Seconded by Councillor M. Baker
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed in relation to this submission”
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 18:
Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor G. Mullaney
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed in relation to this submission”
The Members of the Council present who are also Members of the County Sligo Vocational Education Committee left the meeting while this matter (20) was being considered.
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 20:
Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor G. Mullaney
AND AGREED
“That the County Manager’s recommendation be accepted”
Councillor M. Clarke asked to be recorded as dissenting from the motion.
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 25:
Proposed by Councillor D. Mulvey
Seconded by Councillor P. McGrath
AND AGREED
“That the Coolaney Court house – REF P150 on page 100 be removed (the incorrect building is shown) from the Draft Record of Protected Structures 2011-2017”
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 26:
Proposed by Councillor P. McGrath
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed in relation to this submission”
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 32:
Proposed by Councillor G. Mullaney
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
AND AGREED
“That the Council delete No. 229, The Old Parochial House, Straduff, Geevagh from its list of protected structures.”
Councillor D. Bree asked to be recorded as abstaining from this motion.
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 33:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed in relation to this submission”
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 35:
Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor M. Baker
AND AGREED
“To call on Sligo County Council to exclude Glenburne House, Dromore West from the list of protected structures. (P118)”
Councillor D. Bree asked to be recorded as dissenting from this motion.
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 36:
Proposed by Councillor J. Leonard
Seconded by Councillor P. Barry
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed in relation to this submission”
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 39:
Proposed by Councillor M. Fleming
Seconded by Councillor G. Murray
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed in relation to this submission”
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 41:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor D. Bree
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed in relation to this submission”
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 45:
Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
AND AGREED
“To call on Sligo County Council to exclude ‘The Beach Bar’ totally from the list of protected structures. (P111)”
Councillor D. Bree asked to be recorded as dissenting from this motion and Councillor S. MacManus asked to be recorded as abstaining from this motion.
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 49:
Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor P. McGrath
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed in relation to this submission”
Councillor M. Gormley asked to be recorded as abstaining from this motion.
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 51:
Proposed by Councillor P. Barry
Seconded by Councillor H. Keaney
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed in relation to this submission”
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 56:
Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor G. Murray
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed in relation to this submission”
The Cathaoirleach invited the Members to submit any other Proposals in relation to the Record of Protected Structures.
RPS SUBMISSION NO. 42:
Proposed by Councillor J. Leonard
Seconded by Councillor G. Mullaney
AND AGREED
“That the structure referenced in Submission No. 42 be deleted from the Draft Record of Protected Structures.”
SUBMISSION L1: LATE SUBMISSIONS
Proposed by Councillor J. Leonard
Seconded by Councillor G. Mullaney
AND AGREED
“That the structure referred to in Submission L1 be deleted from the Draft RPS. (P16)”
ITEM P137: PAGE 98 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
AND AGREED
“To call on Sligo County Council to exclude the former Presbyterian Church P137 from the list of protected structures.”
Councillor D. Bree asked to be recorded as dissenting from this motion.
ITEM P87: PAGE 87 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor M. Gormley
Seconded by Councillor M. Fleming
AND AGREED
“That No. P87 on Draft Record of Proposed Protected Structures 2011-2017, be deleted”
ITEM P96: PAGE 90 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor M. Gormley
Seconded by Councillor M. Fleming
AND AGREED
“That No. 96 on the Draft Record of Proposed Protected Structures 2011-2017, be deleted”
ITEM P56: PAGE 82 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor P. McGrath
Seconded by Councillor G. Mullaney
AND AGREED
“That Proposed Protected Structure P56 – (House) be removed from the list”
ITEM P52: PAGE 81 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor P. McGrath
Seconded by Councillor M. Gormley
AND AGREED
“That P52 – (House) Emmet Street, be removed from the Proposed Protected Structure”
ITEMS P59 & P60: PAGE 82 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017
Proposed by Councillor T. Collery
Seconded by Councillor G. Mullaney
AND AGREED
“That the record No. P59 & P60 be deleted from the protected building list”
ITEM P33: PAGE 77 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor G. Mullaney
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
AND AGREED
“That the Council delete P33 – Cloonlurg House, from it’s list of Proposed Protected Structures”
ITEM 137: PAGE 137 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor P. McGrath
Seconded by Councillor J. Queenan
AND AGREED
“That RPS relating to Primrose House read as follows: Primrose Grange House – To read 1720-1725: Five bay, former school house building only, excluding rear flat roof structure, ruin and farm out buildings”
ITEM P37: PAGE 78 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017
Proposed by Councillor G. Mullaney
Seconded by Councillor T. Collery
AND AGREED
“That this Council delete P37 – Ardnisbrack House, from it’s list of Proposed Protected Structures”
ITEM P78: PAGE 86 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor M. Fleming
Seconded by Councillor M. Gormley
AND AGREED
“To propose that RPS P78 – Springmount 1880-1900 be excluded from the draft Sligo County Development Plan 2011-2017”
ITEM 231: PAGE 59 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor D. Healy McGowan
AND AGREED
“Propose that Item 231 be deleted as a Protected Structure”
ITEM P142: PAGE 99 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
AND AGREED
“Propose that P142 of Proposed Protected Structures be deleted”
ITEM P143: PAGE 99 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
AND AGREED
“Propose that P143 of Proposed Protected Structures be deleted”
ITEM P122: PAGE 95 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
“Propose that P122 be deleted as Proposed Protected Structure.”
As this Item had been dealt with earlier in the meeting under Submission 18 the motion was withdrawn.
ITEM P123: PAGE 95 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor D. Mulvey
“Propose that P123 be deleted as Proposed Protected Structure”
As this Item had been dealt with earlier in the meeting under Submission 18 the motion was withdrawn.
ITEM P121: PAGE 95 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor P. Barry
AND AGREED
“Propose that 121 be deleted as Proposed Protected Structure”Councillor D. Bree and Councillor S. MacManus asked to be recorded as dissenting from this motion.
ITEM 223: PAGE 57 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor D. Healy McGowan
AND AGREED
“Propose that Ashdale House be deleted from the list of Protected Structures”
ITEM 177: PAGE 48 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor S. MacManus
AND AGREED
“That Crushmore Lodge - Ref No. 177 on Page 48 of the Draft Record of Protected Structures be deleted”Councillor J. Leonard asked to be recorded as dissenting from this motion.
Ms. P. R. Gallagher, Acting Director of Services recommended to the meeting that this building should remain on the list.
ITEM P79: PAGE 86 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor M. Gormley
Seconded by Councillor G. Murray
AND AGREED
“That P79 on the Draft RPS 2011-2017 be deleted”
ITEM 54: PAGE 23 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor J. Queenan
Seconded by Councillor P. Barry
AND AGREED
“Propose that No. 54 be deleted from Protected Structures”
ITEM P64: PAGE 83 OF DRAFT RPS 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor P. McGrath
Seconded by Councillor M. Gormley
“That P64, Church of the Assumption, on the Proposed Protected Structures be removed.”
Mr H. Kearns, County Manager recommended that such a significant building should be kept on the list of Protected Structures.Following a discussion and as agreement could not be reached, the Cathaoirleach called for a vote.
FOR: Baker, Clarke, Collery, Fleming, Gormley, McGrath, Mullaney, Mulvey, Murray, Queenan.
AGAINST: Barry, Bree, Devins, Keaney, Leonard, MacManus, O’Grady.
ABSTENTIONS: Healy McGowan.
As the result was 10 For, 7 Against with 1 Abstention, the Cathaoirleach declared the motion carried.
VOLUME 2: SUBMISSIONS RELATING TO ROSSES POINT MINI PLAN:
Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor D. Healy McGowan
“that Sligo County Council retain the zoned serviced lands at Ballyweelin, Rosses Point as shown on County Development Plan Map”
This item was subsequently withdrawn.
Proposed by Councillor M. Clarke
Seconded by Councillor D. Healy McGowan
“To amend the Submission referred to, the land located to the east of Rosses Point Village and requests that the lands in question retain their residential zoning in accordance with Section 3.8 of the current County Development Plan”
Mr S. Ward, Acting Senior Executive Planner indicated that the lands in question were subject to an ongoing planning application, currently with An Bord Pleanala. He stated it would be inappropriate to zone these lands given their location at a significant distance from Rosses Point.
He further stated poor access and traffic hazards were reasons the planning permission was previously refused. Mr H. Kearns, County Manager indicated that although these lands were zoned residential in the previous plan it was a decision by the Council that he did not agree with.
Following further discussion and as agreement could not be reached, the Cathaoirleach called for a vote.
FOR: Baker, Barry, Clarke, Devins, Gormley, HealyMcGowan, MacManus, O’Grady, Queenan
AGAINST: Barrett, Bree, Collery, Fleming, Keaney, Leonard, McGrath, Mullaney, Mulvey, Murray
As the result was 9 For, 10 Against, the Cathaoirleach declared the motion lost.
Proposed by Councillor H. Keaney
Seconded by Councillor P. McGrath
AND AGREED
“that the Managers recommendations are agreed relating to the Rosses Point Mini Plan”
ADOPTION OF DRAFT SLIGO COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2011-2017 AND THE SECOND MANAGER’S REPORT ON SUBMISSIONS AND OBSERVATIONS RECEIVED, RELATING TO THE DRAFT SLIGO COUNTY DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2011-2017:
Proposed by Councillor G. MullaneySeconded by Councillor H. Keaney“Having considered the Draft Sligo County Development Plan 2011-2017, the Environmental Report (SEA) and the Second Manager’s Report on submissions and observations under the Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended, and taking account of proper planning and sustainable development of the area, the statutory obligations of the local authority and any relevant policies or objectives for the time being of the Government or of any Minister of the Government, it is hereby agreed to amend the Draft Plan in accordance with the Second Manager’s Report subject to the further amendments proposed and adopted at the Adjourned Special Meetings of Sligo County Council held on 17th & 24th January 2011.It is further considered that the proposed amendments, if made, will be a material alteration of the Draft Plan and it is hereby resolved in accordance with the Planning & Development Act 2000, as amended, that the proposed amendments be put on public display for a period of not less than 4 weeks”As agreement could not be reached, the Cathaoirleach called for a vote.
FOR: Barrett, Bree, Collery, Fleming, Keaney, Leonard, McGrath, Mullaney, Mulvey and Murray
AGAINST: Clarke
ABSTENTIONS: Baker, Barry, Devins, Gormley, Healy McGowan, O’Grady and Queenan
As the result was 10 For, 1 Against with 7 Abstentions, the Cathaoirleach declared the motion carried.
The Cathaoirleach thanked the Planning Staff for their comprehensive report.
VOTES OF SYMPATHY:
Proposed by Councillor D. Mulvey
Seconded by Councillor P. McGrath
AND AGREED
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Bridie Madden, on the death of her son, John”
Proposed by Councillor M. Fleming
Seconded by Councillor G. Murray
AND AGREED
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to John Joe Gannon, on the death of his mother, Mary”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Tom Gannon, on the death of his mother, Mary”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Paul Richardson, on the death of his brother, Aidan”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Kathleen Richardson, on the death of her son, Aidan”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Paddy Mulligan, on the death of his brother, Vinny”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Joseph Mulligan, on the death of his brother, Vinny”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Paddy Henry, on the death of his wife, Kathleen”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Angela Leamy, on the death of her husband, John”
Proposed by Councillor M. Gormley
Seconded by Councillor M. Fleming
AND AGREED
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Paddy Henry & Family, on the death of his wife, Kathleen”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Paddy Price & Family, on the death of his wife, Ann”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Kathleen Richardson, on the death of her son, Aidan”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Margaret Taylor, on the death of her sister, Kathleen Henry”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Mary Madden, on the death of her brother, John”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Kay McGee, on the death of her mother, Margaret”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Angela Leamy & Family, on the death of her husband, John”
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Eileen Johnston, on the death of her sister, Kathleen Henry”
Proposed by Councillor D. Bree
Seconded by Councillor S. MacManus
AND AGREED
“that a vote of sympathy be extended to Mona Brennan & Family, on the death of her husband, Mickey”
END OF MEETING:
The meeting ended at 5.00 pm.
Meeting Date 24/01/2011