Killarney Td., Roscommon, Co. Roscommon., Roscommon
Killarney Td., Roscommon, Co. Roscommon.
Permission for a change of use of an existing 1944sqm warehouse building to a light Industrial/manufacturing Facility with all associated site development works at
- The subject site is located on unzoned lands in a rural area. Having regard to the nature and scale of the an development and the uses which are proposed to be carried out, being a manufacturing activity Pl unconnected to existing permitted enterprises at the subject location (as per the description of development activity as set out in the planning application documentation), it is not considered that the il, subject development constitutes either small scale or rural based indigenous activity as required under nc the provisions of Section 6.3 (The Role of Rural Roscommon) of the Roscommon County Development ou Plan 2022- 2028, nor does it represent diversification in the indigenous rural based economic sector. The C subject development represents a significant departure from the permitted warehouse origins of the development and would introduce industrial activity which is not related to the rural area and in addition y nt is unrelated to the permitted uses at this location and which should be more appropriately located on serviced, zoned lands. The proposed development is therefore contrary to Economic Development Policy ou Objectives ED6.9 and ED6.10 and Core Strategy Policy Objective CS2.3 of the Roscommon County C Development Plan 2022-2028, the latter of which directs growth towards designated settlements, on subject to the availability of infrastructure and services. The proposed development would set an undesirable precedent for further similarly inappropriate manufacturing/light industrial m developments in the vicinity in this rural area, would militate against the co-ordinated development m of appropriate zoned and serviced lands and would accordingly be contrary to the proper planning co and sustainable development of the area. os R
- It is considered that the nature of the proposed development has the potential to attract increased traffic movements, including HGVs into this rural area. The extent of traffic likely to be generated on a minor local road has the potential to endanger public safety by reason of a traffic hazard and the proposed development would therefore be contrary to the proper planning and sustainable development of the area. !y nl