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Have your say in the PPNs National Planning Framework Submission

The Government is currently conducting an initial public consultation on the National Planning Framework.  The National Planning Framework will guide decisions on how we develop as a country over the next 20 years, where housing, jobs, schools, leisure facilities, transport and other infrastructure will be located and where resources will be focused.

The 4 Dublin Public Participation Networks – Dublin City,  Dún LaoghaireRathdown,  South County Dublin and Fingal – are working together to develop a submission on behalf of PPN Members across the county, to
make a case for the future development of the City we live in.  To do this we are asking our members to complete an online survey.  The link to the survey is https://form.jotformeu.com/63206041320337

In order to meet the Government’s deadline we are asking people to submit their ideas by Monday 13th of March.

Your participation in this would be very welcome.

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