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1.������ This judicial review concerns a development in Trim, designated as a heritage town, at a site close to a zone of archaeological potential and an architectural conservation area.� The proposal is for the construction of 320 dwellings at Charterschool Land, Manorlands, in the vicinity of the River Boyne and River Blackwater Special Area of Conservation (SAC) and Special Protection Area (SPA).
2.������ There is a recorded monument on the site, an enclosure reference number RMP ME036:026.� A protected structure, Mornington House, lies to the north, a detached three-bay two-storey house, built c. 1880, reference NIAH 14328001, RPS TT036-084.� There is an adjacent protected view (number 11) along the east of the site towards Wellington Monument, protected by objective HER OBJ 13 in the County Development Plan, as well as wider views of Trim Castle and adjoining features.
3.������ There were a number of previous refusals of development on the site.� In 2008 a development was refused due to the lack of a sustainable drainage (SUDS) system.
4.������ In 2009 a development was rejected due to poor quality design having regard to the site�s location, which as noted above is in or close to areas of heritage, historical, archaeological and architectural interest.
5.������ A further proposed development was rejected in 2011 due to design issues and the conclusion that it would represent a low standard of residential development.
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