Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
Housing grants are unintentionally hollowing out Dungarvan’s commercial heart. Ground-floor business premises are being lost to residential use. Currently retail/services squeezed out, reduced footfall and jobs, shrinking rates base, parking pressures.
• Invest in staff & training • Modern digital planning systems • Better inter-agency collaboration
• Champion grid investment & port infrastructure locally • Ensure Waterford is prioritised as a hub, not just a line in the plan
For LA's to look at applications more broadly than a premises by premise s basis. Whole streets are turning residential which will impact the future of the town. Ground floors should be kept for commercial opportunties.
Government to take a long-term view on our future growth and potential development opportunities, and to invest accordingly in essential infrastructure that will drive competitiveness.
The revitalisation of towns and cities to create vibrant, thriving communities where people feel safe and connected demands a holistic and strategic multi-agency approach over the next five years.
Timeframe of Decision Due from An Bord Pleannala
Published name "S & K Carey Ltd" equals CRO name "S & K CAREY LIMITED" (CRO 150646) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
Raising concerns around Environmental, Economic & Visual Impact, Noice, distance from shore, impacts on acquculture , tourism and specially protected areas. infrastructure & grid connection, community engagement & Compliance
That Waterford City & Co Council retain the residential zoning on lands in Duckspool as set out in the Dungarvan Town Plan 2012-2018 , in order to ensure that local housing and Community Sports facilities can be delivered.
Funding so Waterford Council can apply legislation and crack down on short term lets
To raise concerns of IFA members regarding proposed amendments to the Industrial Development Act 1986::1. the amendments seek to grant powers to the IDA to acquire lands. without a defined use or a reasonable timeframe to develop the lands and create necessary employment::2.…