safe disabled spot is located outside Meadows and Byrne; however people keep parking in the yellow box and the path there is deep the ramp is still out on the roadway. It is not enough to provide disabled parking spots in the town; they need to be safe and accessible. 76 Siobhán O’ There is a serious lack of mid-high level employment opportunities in Naas. There is a need to attract more companies such as Kerry Group in the IT, Pharmaceuticals, and Financial HQ’s etc sectors. There are too many Carroll people commuting to Dublin and once the younger generation is seeking employment they too will have to move to Dublin. Naas Town Centre and retail in general needs to be re-developed or more orbital shopping parks developed urgently as there is nowhere to shop in the town centre. 77 Springwood Ltd It is requested that land located at The Orchard, Oldtown Demesne - Plot A 0.89ha zoned F1: Open Space and Amenity in the Naas Town Development Plan is rezoned to C: New Residential in the new Naas LAP and Plot B Plot B 0.43ha zoned C: New Residential is rezoned to F: Open Space and Amenity in the new Naas LAP. In addition the removal of the objective relating to and Prospects of the Canal corridor identified on Map Ref 11.4 in the Naas Town Development Plan is sought. The following reasons are set out to justify the proposed rezoning of the subject site: Proximity of the site to Naas (less than 800m) Proximity to site to Sallins Station (1800m) Site F1 directly adjoins The Orchard Housing Estate to the and the Plot B forms part of the Orchard Housing Scheme. Site located on bus route to Sallins Train Station. The small scale and infill nature of the proposal. All infrastructural, community, social services are in place. Site entrance to the Sallins Road is existing It will provide amenities for the GAA, school and the residents of The Orchard Housing Scheme. 78 Susanne Variety of Issues Town centre Retail, Car Parking, Environment, Amenity Space, Education , Housing Residential, – Movement & Transport
safe disabled spot is located outside Meadows and Byrne; however people keep parking in the yellow box and the path there is deep the ramp is still out on the roadway. It is not enough to provide disabled parking spots in the town; they need to be safe and accessible. 76 Siobhán O’ Carroll There is a serious lack of mid-high level employment opportunities in Naas. There is a need to attract more companies such as Kerry Group in the IT, Pharmaceuticals, and Financial HQ’s etc sectors. There are too many people commuting to Dublin and once the younger generation is seeking employment they too will have to move to Dublin. Naas Town Centre and retail in general needs to be re-developed or more orbital shopping parks developed urgently as there is nowhere to shop in the town centre. 77 Springwood Ltd It is requested that land located at The Orchard, Oldtown Demesne - Plot A 0.89ha zoned F1: Open Space and Amenity in the Naas Town Development Plan is rezoned to C: New Residential in the new Naas LAP and Plot B Plot B 0.43ha zoned C: New Residential is rezoned to F: Open Space and Amenity in the new Naas LAP. In addition the removal of the objective relating to and Prospects of the Canal corridor identified on Map Ref 11.4 in the Naas Town Development Plan is sought. The following reasons are set out to justify the proposed rezoning of the subject site: Proximity of the site to Naas (less than 800m) Proximity to site to Sallins Station (1800m) Site F1 directly adjoins The Orchard Housing Estate to the and the Plot B forms part of the Orchard Housing Scheme. Site located on bus route to Sallins Train Station. The small scale and infill nature of the proposal. All infrastructural, community, social services are in place. Site entrance to the Sallins Road is existing It will provide amenities for the GAA, school and the residents of The Orchard Housing Scheme. 78 Susanne Variety of Issues – Town centre Retail, Car Parking, Environment, Amenity Space, Education , Housing Residential, Movement & Transport
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