O'Flynn Capital Partners (OFCP), whose
founder is Mr O'Flynn, have sought a judicial review of Dun Laoghaire
Rathdown Co Council's July 31 refusal for 164 residential units at Beech
Park, Bray Road, Cabinteely/Loughlinstown.
The plan involves the demolition of 11
existing dwellings and the construction of a 158 metre section of the
Druid's Glen Road linking to the N11 road. It also involves the
provision of up to 30 metres of the Druid's Glen Road Bridge.
The
potential sales value of the developed land should well exceed €75m, Mr
O'Flynn says. It will also create around 100 full time construction
jobs. The land was acquired for more than €12m.
Planners refused permission for a number of
reasons including that the development failed to provide a "high
quality site-specific design response for the site" in relation to
layout, ecology and landscape design.
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