Submissions by topics "Proposed Ashbourne Amendment No. 8"
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I fully support both amendments. The current amount of greenspace in Ashbourne is insufficient for current and future needs. Ashbourne needs a park (minimum 80 hectares) that caters for the needs...
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With the size of population Ashbourne is severely lacking in public open space for health and mental well-being. This location is ideally suitable for this being close to the town and residential...
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Dear Sir / Madam,
I wish to put forward my support for amendments 7 and 8 to the Meath County Development Plan.
My parents moved to Ashbourne in 1981 and my [Redacted_Personal Information...
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This submission stems from my interest in the provision of adequate green space for the recreation and enjoyment of the population of Ashbourne. The health and social benefits flowing from the...
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The current lands (80 acres) identified for rezoning as public greenspace are perfect, this is a golden opportunity for our town. The park would be situated within 1.5km walking distance from...
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I support the amendment of zoning from A2 New Residential to G1 Community Infrastructure (lands to the east of Churchfields) and to amend the zoning from R/A Rural Area to A2 New Residential (...
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I am a resident of [Redacted_Personal Information], Ashbourne and I would like to support the submission for Material Changes to the Meath County Development Plan/Ashbourne Ammendment 8.
I am...
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I fully support the need for a large public park for Ashbournes ever growing population. For too long this town has been forgotten about when it comes to the provision of open park space. This park...
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Ashbourne desperately needs a park. It is long overdue and it is entirely unsuitable for a town of this size to have such a glaring absence of greenspace.
The pandemic has really highlighted...
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As a parent living in Ashbourne Co. Meath I fully support the rezoning of lands to allow for the purchase of 80 acres for a public park for Ashbourne. Private fee paying clubs do not constitute...
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