Dublin City's Local Environmental Improvement Plans
Dublin's Local Environmental Improvement Plans (LEIP) focus on enhancing public spaces and shared areas such as streets, parks and public buildings. They provide a structured approach to the physical enhancement of a small defined area.
It is an objective of Dublin City Council to prepare these plans insofar as priorities and resources permit. A list of potential LEIP’s can be found in chapter 2 (page 63) of the current Dublin City Development Plan.
The primary focus of these plans is the improvement of the public realm and those parts of the urban neighbourhood which are for use by everyone, and includes streets, squares, parks, public buildings and accessible ground floor uses.
LEIPs for Development Plan 2022-2028
The current Dublin City Development Plan proposes the following locations for the creation of a Local Environmental Improvement Plan. This will only be possible if resources and priorities allow.
- Artane
- Ballyfermot
- Bluebell
- Cabra
- Camac Park
- Chapelizod
- Clontarf
- Crumlin - Kimmage
- Dolphin’s Barn
- Donnycarney, including Malahide Road and Collins Avenue
- Dorset Street
- Glasnevin
- East Wall Area
- Finglas
- Killester Village
- Navan Road
- North Strand/Ballybough/Clonliffe
- Richmond Road
- Sandymount
- Sheriff Street/North Wall
- South Georgian Core
- Terenure
- Walkinstown
LEIPs for Development Plan 2016-2022
The Dublin City Development Plan 2016-2022 proposed a number of areas for the creation of Local Environmental Improvement Plan. These are the ones that were created.