Donabate Urban Centre Strategy Fingal County Council

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KEY AREA 5 Existing Character • • • 10.0 Key Site Design and Development Briefs 10.0 Key Site Design and Development Briefs Turvey Avenue Area 5 is bounded to the west by the railway line and to the north by the Main Street The site currently consists of Smyth's Public House, a protected structure and associated former mill stone outbuildings fronting onto the Main Street and a large surface car park to the rear Significant mature treestands line the western edge of the site The Square © Ordnance Survey Ireland. All rights reserved. Licence number 2003/07/CCMA/Fingal County Council. Kilcrea Turvey Avenue Hearse Road Railway Area 5 Main Street Main Street Donabate Urban Centre Strategy 64
Analysis 10.0 Key Site Design and Development Briefs KEY AREA 5 Commercial Fallow Lands Outbuildings Existing Uses The site is located to the southern edge of Donabate Town Centre. The Railway Line bounds the western edge of the site. Smyth's Public House bounds the northern edge of the site onto Main Street. A large surface car park is located to the rear of the Public House. Topography The land contained within the area’s boundary is elevated rising southward from the lowest point along the northern edge (12m) to 18m high. Railway Line Protected Structures Steep embankment Surface car park Outbuildings of character Natural and Manmade Features Smyth's Public House is designated under the Record of Protected Structures within the County Development Plan. Significant treestands and hedgerows form the western and southern boundary of the site. Stone buildings of character are found to the northern edge of the site. A steep embankment associated with the railway line bounds the western edge of the site. Vehicular access point Link through to unofficial pedestrian way Steep embankment Physical and Visual Connections A vehicular access point is provided from the northern boundary of the site. An unofficial pedestrian pathway extends southwards through the site and beyond. The railway line to the west presents a significant physical barrier to east-west connections. Donabate Urban Centre Strategy 65
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