Council’s demands were ‘out of proportion’ to project

A BORD Pleanála inspector has criticised a local authority for seeking too much money from a developer to upgrade road networks in Glanmire, Co Cork.

Thu, 06 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

Sean O’Riordan

Inspector Conor McGrath said in a report, released yesterday, that contributions sought by Cork County Council from O’Flynn Construction for a €200 million project at Dunkettle were “out of proportion to the development proposed”.

An Bord Pleanála recently refused permission for the project because of a lack of proper infrastructure.

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Courts Place: Glanmire Place: Co Cork Place: Dunkettle Place: Cork Person: Inspector Person: Conor McGrath Person: McGrath Person: O’Flynn Person: Director Person: Michael O’Flynn Organisation: Bord Pleanála Organisation: Cork County Council Organisation: O’Flynn Construction Organisation: An Bord Pleanála

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