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Planning in Metropolitan green belt

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  • 25-08-2020 2:30pm
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    actuar90
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    Has anyone else been able to get planning in one of these areas?
    I am looking at sites just outside cork city, my partners parents are living within about 3 miles of the sites we are looking at.
    Would that in itself be enough to get planning permission under part d of the regulations?


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    JimmyMW
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    actuar90 wrote: »
    Has anyone else been able to get planning in one of these areas?
    I am looking at sites just outside cork city, my partners parents are living within about 3 miles of the sites we are looking at.
    Would that in itself be enough to get planning permission under part d of the regulations?

    Is your partner living at home with the parents? is the parents house also within the green belt? Does your partner have any particular need to live in the green belt or specific ties to the area?


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    actuar90
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    JimmyMW wrote: »
    Is your partner living at home with the parents? is the parents house also within the green belt? Does your partner have any particular need to live in the green belt or specific ties to the area?

    We're about 50/50 between cork and Dublin and intending to move back to cork full time. The parents house is in what is now a residential area, just inside the cork city boundary. We are intending to move home and work in cork, no particular ties in terms of farm or anything like that if that is what you mean?


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    JimmyMW
    Registered Users Posts: 695 ✭✭✭JimmyMW


    actuar90 wrote: »
    We're about 50/50 between cork and Dublin and intending to move back to cork full time. The parents house is in what is now a residential area, just inside the cork city boundary. We are intending to move home and work in cork, no particular ties in terms of farm or anything like that if that is what you mean?

    I'm afraid you have no hope if the family home is inside a development boundary, you would have limited hope anyway if moving back to the area as realistically you would need to have been living there with the last 7 years min. I'm afraid your left with buying a house and renovating or rebuilding if necessary, or buying a site inside a development boundary.


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    BryanF
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    actuar90 wrote: »
    1. We're about 50/50 between cork and Dublin and intending to move back to cork full time.
    2. The parents house is in what is now a residential area, just inside the cork city boundary.
    3. We are intending to move home and work in cork,
    4. no particular ties in terms of farm or anything like that if that is what you mean?
    The above
    1. No Qualifying reason to live in a green belt.
    2. Ditto
    3. Ditto
    4. Ditto

    Suggest you search for existing property for sale. Best of luck.


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