Tramore Local Area Plan - Waterford County Council

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Chapter 9: The Built Environment9.2 Archaeological HeritageThe Council will ensure that features or items of archaeological interest areprotected and preserved from inappropriate development that would adverselyeffect and /or detract from the interpretation and setting of these sites.What is theRecord ofMonuments& Places(RMP)?9.2.1 Record of Monuments and Places (RMP)The Record of Monuments and Places (RMP) of County Waterford identifiesarchaeological sites within the Tramore area, These recorded monuments areprotected under the National ( Amendment) Act 19949.3 Townscape and Urban DesignThrough the Urban and Village Renewal Scheme, €100,000 was provided forTramore for 2004. Proposals for extending public lighting and provision of streetfurniture on promenade are currently under way. Public toilets have beenprovided on the Promenade under the Tramore Sewerage Scheme. A comparisonof the town’s performance in the Tidy Towns competition from 2003-2005shows that this investment in the town is being rewarded as the town continuesto improve its scoring.Tramore boasts some excellent terraced developments and individual buildings of19th century origin. Some of the best examples can be seen along upper andlower Branch Road. One of the greatest losses to the urban fabric of Tramore hasbeen the replacement of original shop fronts, windows and roof coverings. Theseseemingly relatively simple alterations can have detrimental effects on the visualappearance of such buildings.The design of new shop fronts should relate primarily to the characteristic of theoverall building of which they form part of. Details such a scale, proportion,fascia, soffits and signage will all have to be given careful consideration andtreatment so as not to detract from the overall building.66
CHAPTER TENOpen Space, Amenity &The Natural Environment10.1 COASTAL ZONEMANAGMENT10.1.1 Protection of sand dunes10.2 URBAN FORESTRY10.2.1 New Residential Development10.3 PUBLIC OPEN SPACE10.3.1 Proposed town park10.4 PROTECTION OF THENATURAL ENVIRONMENT10.4.1 Air Quality10.4.2 Radon Gas10.4.3 Ground Water Resources10.4.4 River Basin DistrictManagementThis Chapter examines the naturalenvironment of Tramore and outlinespolicies and objectives for its protectionand enhancement. This chapter alsofocuses on the open space provision forthe Tramore area and highlights theimportance for high standards areas ofquality amenity and recreational areas.The provision of open space has becomeever important given the populationincreases in Tramore in recent years. Withthis trend predicted continue it is necessarythat adequate and functional areas of openspace are provided for in conjunction withand to compliment new residentialdevelopments.
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