Submissions by topics "Proposed Ashbourne Amendment No. 8"
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Ashbourne desperately needs a park. It is long overdue and it is entirely unsuitable for a town of this size to have such a glaring absence of greenspace.
The pandemic has really highlighted...
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- The current lands (80 acres) identified for rezoning as public greenspace are perfect, this is a golden opportunity for our town. The park would be situated within 1.5 KM walking distance...
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The current lands (80 acres) identified for rezoning as public greenspace are perfect, this is a golden opportunity for our town. The park would be situated within 1.5 KM walking distance from...
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Ashbourne needs public greenspace!! The town has been forgotten about, neglected and unfairly treated for far too long. Our young children need a park just as much as us adults. It's absolutely...
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Five of the six Ashbourne councillors have proposed the change of zoning for this 3 acre site to allow for a proper designated entry point into the proposed Ashbourne 80 acre public park. This will...
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This submission stems from my interest in the provision of adequate green space for the recreation and enjoyment of the population of Ashbourne. The health and social benefits flowing from the...
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- The current lands (80 acres) identified for rezoning as public greenspace are perfect, this is a golden opportunity for our town. The park would be situated within 1.5 KM walking distance... |
I was alarmed to hear that 80 acres of land that Ashbourne councillors voted to rezone as open greenspace to become an entrance to the proposed park may now have houses built on it instead....
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The current area identified for rezoning as a public greenspace are perfect. Independant assessments were carried out previously and supported our councillors views. To have to go back to the...
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While the level of housing here are increased exponentially, the space for kids to play has decreased just as much.
The housing estates are not planned like Garden City, Tudor Grove or even...
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