
Tara Skryne Landscape Project
Presentations from Breakfast Briefing to Elected Members of Meath County Council
7th and 20th September 2010
Breakfast Briefing to Members 20th Sept 2010 L Guinan pdf, 1,558kb
Breakfast briefing 7th Sept 2010 L Guinan pdf, 1,450kb
Breakfast briefing 7th Sept 2010 D Egan pdf, 1,744kb
Breakfast briefing 7th Sept 2010 W Bagnall pdf, 521kb
Breakfast briefing 7th Sept 2010 C Newman pdf, 1,850kb
Breakfast briefing 7th Sept 2010 R Meehan pdf, 1,913kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Public Information Evening
(September 2010)
Tara Skryne Public Information Evening handout 13th Sept 2010 pdf, 332kb
Tara Skryne Public information Evening 13th Sept 2010 ad pdf, 1,070kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Mangers Report on Submissions
(July 2010)
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Managers Report on Submissions (July 2010) pdf, 882kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area (May 2010)
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Advert pdf, 20kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Written Report Section 1 pdf, 831kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Written Report Section 2 pages 1-22 pdf, 1,805kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Written Report Section 2 pages 23-60 pdf, 1,424kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Written Report Section 3 pdf, 127kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Appendix I pdf, 42kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Appendix II pdf, 42kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Appendix III pdf, 91kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Appendix IV pdf, 85kb
Draft Tara Skryne Landscape Conservation Area Boundary Map pdf, 1,438kb
Tara Skryne Proposed Landscape Conservation Area
Tara Skryne Proposed Landscape Conservation Area Advert pdf, 41kb
Landscapes reflect the relationship between people, place and nature and form the backdrop to our daily lives. The Tara Skryne Landscape is of central importance to Irish culture and identity which bears testimony to its royal past. It has been shaped by human activity for thousands of years and has aesthetic, historic, archaeological, recreational, economic, educational and environmental significance.
The aim of the project is to develop a new framework, in consultation with the local community and stakeholders, to manage and accommodate change within historic landscapes. Our landscapes are places where people live and work so therefore the objective is not to prevent development or change but rather to manage it in a manner which compliments the character and values of the landscape and creates vibrant communities.
Who will deliver this project?
This is a partnership of local and national organisations between Meath County Council, the Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government and the Heritage Council who have come together to pilot a new national landscape management project. The lead partner is Meath County Council and the project is being delivered through its Forward Planning Department.
Project Steering Committee
A steering committee of project partners, chaired by Mr.
Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Ms. Gabrielle McKeown, Senior Advisor , Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government.
Mr. Michael Starrett, Chief Executive, Heritage Council
Mr.
Loreto Guinan took up the position as Project Officer in March 2009 and is responsible for the day to day delivery of the project. GIS, administration and planner support is provided by the Forward Planning Team, Planning Department, Meath County Council.
Schedule of steering committee meetings
Meeting |
Date |
Venue |
1 |
April 3rd 2009 |
Ashbourne Civic Offices |
|
May 6th 2009 |
Site Visit |
2 |
May 29th 2009 |
Planning Offices, Navan |
3 |
June 26th 2009 |
Planning Offices, Navan |
4 |
December 10th 2009 |
Planning Offices, Navan |
5 |
January 18th 2010 |
Custom House, |
6 |
February 19th 2010 |
Custom House, |
7 |
April 23rd 2010 |
Custom House, |
8 |
June 25th 2010 |
Planning Offices, Navan |
9 |
November 5th 2010 |
Planning Offices, Navan |