Councillors shoot down controversial housing plan by refusing right of way to developers

COUNCILLORS forced a housing plan with a controversial entrance back to the drawing board last night.

Tue, 13 Feb, 2007 - 00:00

Eoin English

The move came following a decision by Cork’s city councillors to refuse to grant a right of way over public open space to JFC Developments for a site off Ballinlough Road.

The company applied for and was granted planning permission for 13 housing units on the site next to Ballinlough national school in 2002.

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Courts Politics Place: Ballinlough Road Place: Ballinlough Place: Knockrea Lawn Place: An Bord Pleanála Place: Lake Lawn Person: Joe Gavin Person: Cllr Person: Terry Shannon Person: Denis O’Flynn Person: Jim Corr Organisation: JFC Developments Organisation: National School Organisation: Department of Education

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