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Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 13 of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended) that on the 6^th of November 2023 , Monaghan County Council made a variation (Variation No.5) to the Monaghan County Development Plan 2019-2025.

The Variation provides for the change of zoning/dezoning of certain lands in the settlements of Monaghan, Carrickmacross, Castleblayney, Clones, Scotstown and Ballinode. The zoning changes relate to 22 sites with subsequent changes to the settlement boundaries of the relevant settlements. One change of zoning proposed under Variation sub reference 5c, Parcel ID MNLA MT11, submission reference DMS56, was not proceeded with, and the zoning of this site remains as Strategic Residential Reserve. Minor amendments to the text of the plan have been made in respect of Table 2.5 Core Strategy Table 2 in Chapter 2 and Chapters 11, 12 and 13 to reflect the change in hectares of zoned land.

Revised Settlement Plans have been prepared for Monaghan County Development Plan 2019-2025 as follows:

Monaghan Town Map MDP 1                        Chapter 10

Carrickmacross Town Map CKDP 1             Chapter  11

Castleblayney Town Map CYPD 1                  Chapter 12

Clones Town Map CDP1                                   Chapter 13

Ballinode Map (Tier 4 Village)                        Chapter 9

Scotstown Map (Tier 4 Village)                      Chapter 9

 

A summary of the individual sites affected by the adopted Variation is set out below:

 

Table 1.0 Summary of changes to zoning of lands in Monaghan Town

MONAGHAN TOWN MAP        MDP 1 of MCDP 2019-2025
Variation Sub Ref	RZLT Parcel ID	RZLT DMS Ref	Previous Zoning	New Zoning	Site Area
5a	MNLA MT11	DMS 60	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	3.17ha
5b	MNLA MT11	DMS 82	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	8.60ha
5d	MNLA MT70	DMS 29	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	13.07ha
				Total	24.84ha

Table 1.1 Summary of changes to zoning of lands in Carrickmacross

CARRICKMACROSS TOWN MAP        MDP 1 of MCDP 2019-2025
Variation Sub Ref	RZLT Parcel ID	RZLT DMS Ref	Previous Zoning	New Zoning	Site Area
5e	MNLA CK10	DMS 18	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	3.19ha
5f	MNLA CK25	DMS 16	Proposed Residential A	Industry, Enterprise & Employment	0.71ha
5g	MNLA CK58	DMS 86	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	1.84ha
5h	MNLA CK60	DMS 13	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	0.95ha
5i	MNLA CK63	DMS 11	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	1.23ha
5j	MNLA CK63	DMS 14	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	0.83ha
5k	MNLA CK63	DMS 24	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	0.83ha
5l	MNLA CK65	DMS 87	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	2.32ha
5m	MNLA CK66	DMS 17	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	3.71ha
5n	MNLA CK69	DMS 2	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	2.90ha
5o	MNLA ER532	DMS 90	Existing Residential	None (dezoned)	0.22ha
				Total	18.73ha

Table 1.2 Summary of changes to zoning of lands in Castleblayney

CASTLEBLAYNEY TOWN MAP        CYPDP 1 of MCDP 2019-2025
Variation Sub Ref	RZLT Parcel ID	RZLT DMS Ref	Previous Zoning	New Zoning	Site Area
5p	MNLA CBY2	DMS 30	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	6.74ha
5q	MNLA CBY52	DMS 28	Proposed Residential B	None (dezoned)	1.10ha
				Total	7.84ha

Table 1.3 Summary of changes to zoning of lands in Clones

CLONES TOWN MAP                   CDP1 of MCDP 2019-2025
Variation Sub Ref	RZLT Parcel ID	RZLT DMS Ref	Previous Zoning	New Zoning	Site Area
5r	MNLA CS19	DMS 61	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	0.66ha
5s	MNLA CS19	DMS 61	Proposed Residential A	None (dezoned)	0.30ha
5t	MNLA CS6	DMS 52	Proposed Residential B	None (dezoned)	1.10ha
5u	MNLA CS7	DMS 51	Strategic Residential Reserve	None (dezoned)	4.10ha
				Total	6.16ha

Table 1.4 Summary of changes to zoning of lands in Villages

TIER 4 VILLAGES- BALLINODE & SCOTSTOWN
Variation Sub Ref	RZLT Parcel ID	RZLT DMS Ref	Previous Zoning	New Zoning	Site Area
5v	MNLA BE4	DMS 49	Mixed Use	Landscape Protection & Conservation	0.77ha
5w	MNLA SN6	DMS 72	Mixed Use	Landscape Protection & Conservation	0.07ha
				Total	0.84ha

 As a result of the adopted zoning change, Table 2.5 of Chapter 2 (Core Strategy) has been amended as follows (highlighted in yellow):-

Table 2.5 Core Strategy Table 2

Tier in Settlement Structure	Location	HLR* 2013-2019 CDP	HLR* 2019-2025 (excluding 50% Market Choice)	90% @ 20 units/ha Average Density	10% @ 10 units/ha Average Density	HLR* 2019-2025 (including 50% Market Choice)
Tier 1	Monaghan Town	47	29.4	24.1	5.3	44.1
Tier 2	Carrickmacross Castleblayney	19 18	17.3 10.7	14.1 8.7	3.1 1.9	25.19  14.9
Tier in Settlement Structure	Location	HLR* 2013-2019 CDP	HLR* 2019-2025 (excluding 50% Market Choice)	80% @ 20 units/ha Average Density	20% @ 10 units/ha Average Density	HLR* 2019-2025 (including 50% Market Choice)
Tier 3	Clones Ballybay	16 8	7.6 6.9	5.5 5	2.1 1.9	10 10.4
Tier 4	Villages	24.5	17.7	17.5	–	–
Total	County Monaghan	132	89.3	–	–	134

*HLR – Housing Land Requirement

Amendments to text of Monaghan County Development Plan 2019-2025.

In addition, the following amendments to the text of the Monaghan County Development Plan 2019-2025 apply (highlighted in yellow):

Chapter 11, Carrickmacross Settlement Plan 2019-2025, Section 11.2 Strategy and Vision, paragraph 2:

“The Core Strategy set out in Chapter 2 of the plan projects that the population of Carrickmacross town will grow to 6,052 over the Plan period and a housing land requirement of 25.19 hectares is being provided within settlement boundaries in order to accommodate the projected growth. In this settlement strategy Carrickmacross is identified as a Tier 2 Strategic Town that will be promoted in driving growth and economic development in the south of County Monaghan.”

Chapter 12 of Castleblayney Settlement Plan, Section 12.2 Strategy and Vision, paragraph 2:

“The population of Castleblayney declined from 3,634 to 3607 between 2011 and 2016, equating to a population decline of 0.7%. Notwithstanding this decline during a period of economic downturn it is projected that the town’s population will grow during this Plan period to 4,236 by 2025. The Core Strategy set out in Chapter 2 of this Plan further indicates that a housing land requirement of 14.9 hectares should be provided within the settlement boundaries in order to accommodate this projected growth and support the function of Castleblayney as a Tier 2 Strategic Town within the County Monaghan Settlement Hierarchy. Recent development levels indicate that the town has recovered and is expanding its residential, retail, industrial and commercial base. It is the aim of this Plan to assist and direct development in the town over the plan period with an emphasis on developing the town’s main assets, which include its strategic location, both nationally and in relation to Northern Ireland, and its potential for tourism based on recreation in and around Lough Muckno.”

Chapter 13 of Clones Settlement Plan, Section 13.4 Strategy and Vision, paragraph 3:

“Table 2.4 in Chapter 2 (Core Strategy) of this Plan projects that the population of Clones will grow to 2018 persons over the plan period. A housing land requirement of 10 hectares is provided for within the settlement boundaries in order to accommodate this projected growth. In this strategy Clones is identified as a Tier 3 service town where the regeneration and renewal of the town centres is being promoted in order for town centres to continue its function in providing local services.”

A copy of the development plan as varied is available for inspection at the planning offices of Monaghan County Council during opening hours from 9.15am – 5pm (lunch time closing 1:00 – 1:30 p.m.) and on the Council’s website www.monaghan.ie 

Adrian Hughes

Senior Planner

Monaghan County Council is now inviting applications under the Built Heritage Investment Scheme (BHIS) 2024.

Overview

The BHIS seeks to encourage the investment of private capital in a number of small-scale, labour-intensive projects to repair and conserve historic structures and to support the employment of skilled and experienced conservation professionals, craftspeople and tradespersons in the repair of the historic built environment. The scheme is designed to assist the owners and/or occupiers of structures/properties that are protected under the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended).  It will be administered by Monaghan County Council’s Planning Section.

Eligibility

The categories of structures/properties eligible for funding under this scheme are:

• Protected Structures
• Proposed Protected Structures
• Structures/properties in Architectural Conservation Areas or within the amenity of a National Monument, where exceptional circumstances are deemed by the Department to apply (in relation to projects funded within an Architectural Conservation Area a maximum grant award of €10,000 applies)

Funding available

The minimum funding award under this scheme will be €2,500, up to a maximum of €15,000.

Successful applicants will be required to, at a minimum, match their funding award. Under BHIS, the total value of all public funding provided for individual projects must not exceed 50% of the total project cost, including funding received from other public agencies including the SEAI, the Heritage Council, LEADER, other government departments and local authorities.

Routine maintenance and repair are not normally covered under the BHIS; however Monaghan County Council intend to avail of the  Micro-Funding Scheme offered by the Department of Housing Local Government and Heritage. A minimum, of €2000 shall be set aside for this purpose. Under the Micro funding scheme a grant  is available for smaller projects of up to €2500,00. The minimum funding award shall not apply in this instance.

 

How to apply

The BHIS 2024 Circular, application form and associated information are available to download at https://monaghan.ie/planning/built-heritage-investment-scheme/. Hard copies are also available at Planning Reception.

BHIS 2024 Circular

BHIS 2024 Booklet Guidance for Applicants

BHIS 2024 Guidance Application Form A

BHIS 2024 Application Form A

Completed applications using Form A and accompanied by a comprehensive method statement must be submitted to Angela Gallagher, Administrative Officer, Planning Section, No.1 Dublin Street, Monaghan Town, H18 X982 or emailed to builtheritage@monaghancoco.ie on or before the 26th of  January 2024.

Signed: Cathal Flynn Director of Service

Economic Development, Planning & Capital Projects

Monaghan County Council

Date: 9th of November 2023

 

BHIS – Privacy Notice

Monaghan County Council is now inviting applications under the Historic Structures Fund (HSF) 2024.

Overview

The primary focus of the Historic Structures Fund is on conservation and enhancement of historic structures and buildings for the benefit of communities and the public. It aims to enable conservation works to be conducted on heritage structures which are deemed to be significant and in need of urgent support. The scheme is designed to assist the owners and/or occupiers of structures/properties that are protected under the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended). Monaghan County Council’s Planning Section will administer the funds.

Project promoters are encouraged to incorporate a traditional skills training element in the project. Applications in respect of refurbishment or reuse projects involving heritage structures, and where a clear residential benefit is demonstrated, will be welcomed (subject to obtaining any necessary planning approvals).

The Historic Structures Fund 2024 will be structured as follows:

1. Stream 1 will offer grants from €15,000 up to €50,000 and is aimed at essential repairs and smaller capital works for the refurbishment and conservation of heritage structures. The maximum grant award will be 80% of eligible costs.
2. 2. Stream 1, Historic Shopfronts sub-stream is aimed at incentivising the refurbishment and conservation of historic shopfronts and Irish-language shopfronts and will fund small capital works to their facades, windows, signage and other associated details. The maximum grant award will be 80% of eligible costs.
3. Stream 2 will offer a small number of grants from €50,000 up to €200,000 for larger enhancement, refurbishment or reuse projects involving heritage structures, where:
4. a clear community or public benefit has been demonstrated, or
5. a clear residential benefit has been demonstrated

 (subject to obtaining any necessary planning approvals).

Successful applicants will be required to, at a minimum, match their funding award by 50% of eligible costs. In exceptional circumstances a higher percentage may be sought, subject to a maximum of 80% of eligible costs. Grant may be phased over two years (Stream 2 only)

4. Vernacular Structures Stream – will offer funding of between €5,000 and €10,000 to support conservation repairs and small capital works for the refurbishment and conservation of vernacular structures that are not listed in local authority Records of Protected Structures or otherwise legally protected to safeguard the structure and keep it in use. Such structures may be located within an Architectural Conservation Area or comprise ‘informal’ traditional buildings, which are a significant part of our intangible cultural heritage. The maximum grant award will be 80% of eligible costs.

Projects in Partnership – The Minister may designate part of the Fund for projects in partnership with State-funded organisations such as the Office of Public Works, the Irish Heritage Trust, Waterways Ireland, The Irish Landmark Trust and others, to care for historic structures and buildings in public ownership and improve recreational infrastructure and public access to these heritage assets.

Funds will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

Eligibility

Streams 1 and 2, Historic Shopfronts sub stream and Partnership Projects:

In respect of projects categorised under Streams 1 and 2, the Historic Shopfronts sub stream and any Partnership Projects designated by the Minister the categories of structures/properties eligible for funding under this scheme are:

• Protected Structures: Structure in the Record of Protected Structures (RPS) of each Local Authority
• Proposed Protected Structures for Inclusion in the RPS but not yet formally approved for inclusion. Such structures must meet the criteria for inclusion in the RPS by the Local Authority i.e must be of special interest from an architectural , historical , archaeological , artistic , cultural , scientific, social or technical point of view.
• Structures/properties in Architectural Conservation Areas or within the amenity of a National Monument, where exceptional circumstances apply.

Eligible projects will be as follows:

1. a) projects proposed by local authorities on foot of applications from private applicants who are the owners or custodians of historic structures
2. b) projects proposed by a Local Authority for works to historic structures in public ownership, where a clear heritage focus and community or public benefit has been demonstrated
3. c) projects with a clearly defined heritage focus and community or public benefit proposed directly to the Department by a State-funded organisation working in the heritage area.

Vernacular Structures Stream

Vernacular structures are the buildings and other built features of what can be termed the ‘informal’ or vernacular landscape. Vernacular builders worked within traditional systems using techniques passed down within the family and local community. Thus, the vernacular is a significant part of our intangible cultural heritage.

In respect of the Vernacular Structures Stream applications can be accepted from the following:

1. a) Owners of vernacular structures that are not listed in the Record of Protected Structures
2. b) Owners of vernacular structures within an Architectural Conservation Area, but not otherwise subject to statutory protection.

Eligible projects will be as follows:

1. a) Projects proposed by local authorities on foot of applications from private applicants who are the owners or custodians of vernacular structures
2. b) Projects proposed by local authorities for works to vernacular structures in public ownership where a clear heritage focus and community or public benefit has been demonstrated

Note: Only one application will be considered per vernacular structure or applicant. Applicants may not avail of funding from both the main Historic Structures Fund 2024 and under the Built Heritage Investment Scheme 2024.

How to apply:

The HSF 2024 Circular and application form are available to download below.  Hard copies are also available at Planning Reception.

Provide links to the following documents on Built Heritage Page:

Historic Structures Fund 2024 Circular

HSF2024 Appendix V Applicant Checklist

HSF2024 Appendix I Form A (Applicant)

HSF2024 Aguisín I – Foirm A (Iarratasóir)

HSF 2024 Guidance Booklet for Applicants

HSF2024 An Ciste um Struchtúir Stairiúla Ciorclán

 

 

Completed applications using Form A and accompanied by a comprehensive method statement must be submitted to Angela Gallagher, Administrative Officer, Planning Section, No.1 Dublin Street, Monaghan Town, H18 X982 or emailed to builtheritage@monaghancoco.ie  on or before the 26^th of  January 2024.

Signed: Cathal Flynn, Director of Service, Economic Development, Planning & Capital Projects

Monaghan County Council

Date: 9th of November 2023

 

Data Protection:

Historic Structures Fund

 

Please see below a letter in accordance with article 132(10) of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001-2023, that was sent to inform Dublin City Council (nominated planning authority) that the Minister has received information in relation to a decision taken by the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, to grant a Development Consent Order for the proposed Awel y Mȏr Offshore Windfarm.

20231002 Letter to DCC re Awel y Mor decision

Please see link & documents below with Newspaper notice of advert which appeared in the Irish Times on  Friday 13^th October 2023 to inform the public of the decision.

https://consultation.dublincity.ie/planning/awel-y-mor-offshore-windfarm/

20220908 Nominated Authority Letter DCC

Ad – Awel y Môr Offshore Wind Farm

EN010112-001802-AYMO – SoS Decision Letter

Pursuant to Section 177AE of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended) and the requirements of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended), notice is hereby given that Monaghan County Council proposes to seek the approval of An Bord Pleanála for the completion of Closed Landfill Remediation Works at a Closed Landfill site in Killycronaghan, Newbliss, County Monaghan.

The application site, as defined by the red line boundary in the accompanying drawings, is 3.75 hectares (ha) in size. The proposed capping area within the site is 2.6 ha in size.

 The proposed development will consist of the following:

• The development of a site access.
• The development of a temporary site compound and office area.
• Site clearance, including the removal of an existing gate, existing timber post and wire fencing and clearance of existing vegetation.
• Grading/profiling of the existing site area.
• Installation of an engineered landfill capping system covering an area of 2.6 hectares.
• Installation of surface and subsurface surface water drainage infrastructures.
• Installation of passive landfill gas management infrastructure.
• The installation of stock proof fencing, and a new access gate on-site.
• Landscaping of the final formation of the capping area using a proprietary grass cover mix suited for pasture.

The proposed development will ensure compliance with conditions of a Closed Landfill Certificate of Authorization pertaining to the site granted by the Environmental Protection Agency (CoA Ref: H0366-01).

A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) has been prepared in respect of the proposed development.

An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Screening Report for the proposed development has been carried out and has determined that there is no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment arising from the proposed development and has determined that an EIAR is not required.

The Board may give approval to the application for development with or without conditions or may refuse the application for development.

Plans and particulars of the proposed development, including Natura Impact Statement, will be available for inspection free of charge, or for purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, at the following offices of Monaghan County Council:

• Environmental Services Department, Monaghan County Council, Civic Offices, Riverside Road, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan A81RY22
• Ballybay Clones Municipal District Office, Monaghan County Council, The Diamond, Clones, Co. Monaghan, H23X378

between the hours of 9.15am to 1.00pm and 1.30pm to 5.00pm each day during which said Offices are open for the transaction of business, for a period from Wednesday the 20^th of September 2023 to Wednesday the 8^th of November 2023 (inclusive of both dates) and at the following offices of An Bord Pleanála:

• An Bord Pleanála, 64 Marlborough St, Rotunda, Dublin 1, D01 V902

between the hours of 9:15am to 5:30pm each day during which said Offices are open from the transaction of business, for a period from Wednesday the 20^th of September 2023 to Wednesday the 8^th of November 2023 (inclusive of both dates).

Plans and particulars of the proposed development, including the Natura Impact Statement, are also available for viewing on Monaghan County Council’s online consultation portal at https://monaghan.ie/environment/killycronaghan-historical-landfill-sec-177-planning-application/ from Wednesday the 20^th of September 2023 to Wednesday the 8^th of November 2023 (inclusive of both dates).

Submissions or observations regarding the proposed development may be made in writing to An Bord Pleanála (with an address of (64 Marlborough St, Rotunda, Dublin 1, D01 V902) during the period from Wednesday the 20^th of September 2023 to Wednesday the 8^th of November 2023 (inclusive of both dates) in relation to:

1. the likely effects on the environment of the proposed development;
2. the implications of the proposed development for proper planning and sustainable development in the area in which it is proposed to situate the proposed development; and
3. the likely significant effects of the proposed development on a European Site, if carried out.

Submissions or observations are to be received no later than 5.30pm on Wednesday the 8^th of November 2023.

A person may question the validity of any such decision by An Bord Pleanála by way of an application for judicial review under Order 84 of the Rules of the Superior Courts as provided for in Section 50 of the Planning and Development Acts 2000-2022. Further information can be obtained from An Bord Pleanála, 64 Marlborough Street, Dublin 1, D01 V902 in respect of the judicial review procedure.

Further information in respect of the Judicial Review process can also be found on www.citizensinformation.ie Contact Lo Call 1890 777 121 or + 353 21 452 1600 for details of the locations and operating hours of your local Citizens Information Centre.

 

Signed:

Brendan Smyth,

A/Director of Services,

Directorate of Climate Action, Environmental and Water Services

7th September 2023

 

Monaghan County Council has prepared a Draft Map of the lands considered to be in scope for the RZLT as of 1^st October 2022. The Map, explanatory information and deadlines for submissions to the Planning Section is available to view online at www.monaghan.ie/planning/rzlt/

Patricia Monahan, Deputy Chief Executive of Monaghan County Council is encouraging people to check the Draft Map.

“I would strongly urge members of the public to assess the Draft Map published on Monaghan County Council’s website and, if required, to make a submission before January 1^st 2023. County Monaghan requires increased housing supply to meet our housing needs, and this initiative seeks to increase supply by activating zoned, serviced residential development lands (including mixed-use lands) for housing.”

 

COMHAIRLE CHONTAE MHUINEACHAIN

MONAGHAN COUNTY COUNCIL

Part XI Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended)

Part 8, Article 81 Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended)

Monaghan County Council hereby gives notice that it proposes to carry out development at N54 Broad Road, Co. Monaghan. 

The proposed development will consist of

the construction of a new surface carpark along with all associated infrastructure works including surface water drainage pipework and street lighting.

In accordance with Article 81(2)(ca) and 120(1B)(b)(i) of the above-mentioned regulations, Monaghan County Council, as the competent authority, has concluded from a Screening Determination, which is based on an examination of the nature, size and location of the proposed development, that there is no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment arising from the proposed development, and as such has determined that an Environmental Impact Assessment is not required. This Screening Determination is available for inspection, and at any time before the expiration of 4 weeks from the date of publication of this notice, any person may apply to An Bord Pleanála for a screening determination as to whether the proposed development would be likely to have significant effects on the environment.

In accordance with Article 250(1)(ca) of the above-mentioned regulations, Monaghan County Council, as the competent authority, has concluded from a Screening Determination, which is based on an assessment of best scientific knowledge, that the proposed development, either individually or in combination with other plans or projects, is not likely to have a significant effect on a European site,

and as such has determined that an Appropriate Assessment is not required. This Screening Determination is available for inspection, and any person may apply to An Bord Pleanála for a screening determination as to whether the proposed development would be likely to have significant effect on a European site.

Plans and particulars of the proposed development will be available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, during public opening hours at Monaghan County Council, County Offices, The Glen, Glen Road, Monaghan H18 YT50 up to and including 11^th August 2022.

Submissions or observations with respect to the proposed development, dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the development will be situated, may be made in writing to Monaghan County Council, County Offices, The Glen, Glen Road, Monaghan, H18 YT50 up to 5pm on 25^th August 2022.

 

Signed:

Olga McConnon

 A/Director of Services

Monaghan County Council

Date: 14/07/2022

Taking in charge of Estate & Declaration of a Public Road

Section 180 of the Planning & Development Act 2000 (as amended) & Section 11 of the Roads Act 1993 (as amended)

Monaghan County Council propose to take in charge and make a declaration of the associated estate road, footpaths, public lighting, storm water services and public open spaces at the following residential developments in accordance with the relevant sections of the above Acts.

• Oisín Briain, Mullabryan, Emyvale, Co. Monaghan.
• Oisín Vale, Mullabryan, Emyvale, Co. Monaghan.
• Drumakelly, Cloghan, Co. Monaghan.

Location maps of the estates and roads to be declared ‘public roads’ are available for inspection at the offices of Monaghan Council Planning Department, 1 Dublin Street, Monaghan during normal office hours, Monday to Friday, excluding Bank Holidays, for a period of one month commencing on the 02^nd of June 2022.  The Council will consider any objections / representations regarding the proposals which are submitted in writing to the undersigned.  Closing date for receipt of objections / representations is 5.00 p.m. on Friday the 15^th July 2022.

 

 Signed:        Director of Services for Planning,

Monaghan County Council,

1 Dublin Street, Monaghan.

 

 

Dated this the 02^nd of June 2022.