Tramore Local Area Plan - Waterford County Council

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Chapter 11: Development Control StandardsThe Council shall oversee that car parking and service facilities are sited withinestablished building lines to ensure minimum interference with adjoiningpremises.Despite the above, Council considers that it is inappropriate to apply a blanketset of standards throughout the town since there will be a variation from area toarea in parking requirements. A matching of the physical and environmentalcapacity of streets, redevelopment needs, adjoining uses, multi use of carparksand the need to conserve and retain existing patterns of development andstreetscapes will all be considered in the determination of precise parkingrequirements. In this regard two areas have been delineated where different carparking requirements will apply, the central area and the remainder of the planarea.11.10.1 The Central AreaIn the case of new development proposed within the central area it is intendedthat only operational parking should to be provided on-site and even then only ifthe developer can show the need for such operational spaces. In lieu of on-siteparking provision the Council will require a financial contribution towards thecost of provision of public parking in the vicinity, based on the standards set outin Table 10 of this Development Plan. This policy is to ensure that only aminimum of private parking remains outside the Council's control.11.10.2 Other AreasIn the remainder of the Plan area, full off-street parking provision will berequired as per the standards set out in Table 10 of this Local Area Plan. Newdevelopments will also be required to show that adequate parking provision hasbeen made for service vehicles. Vehicular entrances and exits will be required tobe designed so as to avoid hazard to pedestrians and passing traffic. Car parkingareas will be required to be landscaped and maintained to a high standard.Applications for permission shall contain detailed landscaping proposals.In the case of a development where unusual circumstances or specialconsiderations arise, the planning authority may apply a more restrictive or lessonerous standards than that set out in Table 10 of this Plan, where it is satisfiedthat the proper planning and development of the area is better served by such anapproach.The required dimensions for the car parking spaces shall be 4.8 metres by 2.5metres (16 feet by 8 feet) per space and 6.1 metres by 3 metres (20 feet by 10feet) per bay for loading bays. The width of circulation aisles will be 6 metres(two-way) and 3 metres (one-way).88
Chapter 11: Development Control StandardsTable 10:ParkingRequirementsfor ParticularLand UsesLand UseAuditorium, Cinema,TheatreBallroom/ Dancing Club/Function Room 2Non Operational Parking Operational Parking SpacesSpaces Required Required1 per 10 persons Based on Particular Circumstances1 per 5 sq. m. ofpublic usable floor spaceBased on Particular CircumstancesBank 1 per 20 sq. m g.f.s. 1 C.V. per 2300m 2 plus 1space per employee.Bar/ Lounge 2, 31 per 4.5 sq. metres of 1 space per 4 employeespublic usable floor spaceChurch 1 per 10 persons Based on Particular CircumstancesDwelling 2 per Dwelling Unit –Flat / Apartment1 per Bedroom Unit to a –maximum of 2 parking spaces.Golf or Pitch and Putt Course – Based on Particular CircumstancesGuesthouses including B&B’s 1 per Bedroom unit plus the –requirement for dwellingHospital – Based on Particular CircumstancesHotel (excluding Function 1 per 2 bedrooms 1 C.V. per 230m 2 .g.f.sroom) 2Library 1 per 32 sq. m g.f.s. Based on Particular CircumstancesManufacturing (excluding 1 per 70 sq. m g.f.s. 1 H.C.V. per 2,300m 2 .g.f.s.Offices)Nursing Home 1 per 4 Patients Based on Particular CircumstancesOffice 1 per 37 sq. m g.f.s. 1 C.V. per 2300m 2 plus 1 space peremployee.Primary School 2 1 per 100 students 1 per Teaching Staff Member plus 1per 2 ancillary staffRestaurant/ Cafe 2, 31 per 10 sq. m of usable floor 1 space per 4 employeesspaceRetail Shop for Convenience 1 per 23 sq. m g.f.s. 1 H.C.V. per 930m 2 g.f.s. plus 1Goods (Exceeding 250m 2 g.f.s.) 4 space per 4 employeesRetail Shop 1 for Convenience 1 per 23 sq. m g.f.s. 1 C.V. plus 1 space per 4 employeesGoods (not exceeding 250m 2 g.f.s.) 4Secondary School 2 1 per 25 students 1 per Teaching Staff Member plus 1per 2 ancillary staff1 per 70 sq. m g.f.s. 1 H.C.V. per 930m 2 .g.f.s.Warehouse 2 for ComparisonGoods (excluding Offices) 4Abbrev: P.C.U. – Passenger Car Unit H.C.V. – Heavy Commercial VehicleC.V. – Commercial Vehicle g.f.s. – Gross Floor SpaceNote 1 Where groups of shops together exceed the specified figure for g.f.s. they maycollectively be required to meet the standard for a single unit in excess of 250m 2 g.f.s.Note 2 It will be necessary to provide for Bus Parking and Set-Down/ Pick-Up spaces off thepublic road where such spaces are not already provided in a convenient location.Note 3 This standard may be relaxed in town centres where the vehicle usage associated withthe premises could be expected to be reduced due to the nature and location of thedevelopment.Note 4 Convenience goods are food etc and other general shops. Comparison goods are otheroutlets, which cannot be classified as convenience goods outlets.89
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