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Irish Planning Institute Autumn Conference 2017 Reimagining the Planning System: Planning and Implementation Friday 6th October 2017 The Gibson Hotel, Dublin 1 IPI CPD Credits: 7
AUTUMN CONFERENCE 2017: REIMAGINING THE PLANNING SYSTEM: PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION AUTUMN CONFERENCE 2017: REIMAGINING THE PLANNING SYSTEM: PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION
President’s Invitation Who should attend?
The planning profession and the planning system continue to evolve through new legislation, a Delegates will be informed of new policy, research and legislative developments in planning
new Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government, the National Planning Framework, across economic, social, cultural and environmental issues. There will be ample opportunity
new ideas and collaboration. The Autumn Planning Conference 2017 will provide a forum for for networking and exchanging ideas.
debate and learning in a time of change and development within Irish planning.
• Planning professionals
Our Autumn Conference brings together a number of senior planning, environmental, eco-
• Policy makers
nomic and property professionals to debate issues and challenges at a time when planning
reform remains high on the agenda in Ireland and elsewhere. • Council chief executives and senior local authority officials
• Elected Representatives
This one day conference will be of interest to not just planners but to all of those working in
and with the planning system. It provides an opportunity to share ideas, network and keep • Engineers
abreast of the changes guiding and influencing planning.
• Architects
New this year, the IPI’s Annual Dinner will also take place on the evening of the Autumn • Property and housing professionals
Planning Conference in the Gibson Hotel. I am delighted to invite conference attendees to join
• Regulatory officials
us on the evening of the Autumn Planning Conference for one of our most prominent events
on the IPI calendar. • Surveyors
• Regeneration and retail professionals
I look forward to meeting you in the Gibson Hotel on October 6th.
• Legal and financial advisors
Deirdre Fallon MIPI
• Researchers
President
• NGOs/Environmental charities
• Members of the public with a keen interest in planning or environmental matters
In May 2012 the LGMA Local Authority Services National Training Group endorsed confer-
ences/seminars organised by the IPI for attendance by local government employees.
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Conference Schedule 1.15 PM Break for Lunch
ACTIVE LAND MANAGEMENT (ALM)
2.30 PM Urban Regeneration Challenges Chris McGarry
CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Head of Planning, NAMA
8.30 AM Registration & Refreshments 2.50 PM ALM and Housing Delivery David O’Connor
Head of Housing Delivery Unit
PLANNING POLICY UPDATES Chair TBC DHPCLG
9.30 AM President’s Address and Welcome Deirdre Fallon MIPI, IPI 3.10 PM Regeneration of Key City Centre Sites in Limerick David Conway
President CEO, Limerick 2030
9.40 AM Opening address Eoin Murphy, 3.30 PM Development of Key Sites in South Dublin Eddie Taaffe
Minister for Housing, Planning Director of Land Use, Planning
and Local Government and Transportation, South
(Invited) Dublin County Council
LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS AND UPDATE 3.50 PM Session Panel Discussion
10.00 AM Department of Housing, Planning and Local TBC 4.30 PM Conference Close
Government Update
10.20 AM Department of Housing, Planning and Local TBC
Government Update
10.40 AM National Planning Framework Update Paul Hogan
Senior Advisor,
IPI Annual Dinner
Department of Housing,
Planning and Local The Irish Planning Institute (IPI) members and distinguished guests, will celebrate the IPI’s
Government Annual Dinner at a reception commencing at 7pm just after the Autumn Conference in the
11.00 AM Q&A Docklands most prestigious Gibson Hotel.
11.15 AM Tea/Coffee Break The Irish Planning Institute President, Deirdre Fallon, is delighted to welcome conference
EFFECTIVE PLANNING ACROSS METROPOLITAN AREAS IN IRELAND attendees and other members and guests from Ireland and further afield to this annual
event in the IPI’s calendar.
11.40 AM Effective Planning for Metropolitan Areas in Niamh Moore-Cherry
Ireland Associate Professor, UCD
A special rate for delegates attending both events is available and detailed below.
12.00 PM Effective Metropolitan Planning Across the Eastern Jim Conway – Director,
and Midland region Eastern and Midlands
Regional Assembly
12.20 PM Effective Planning Across Belfast Dermot O’Kane
Metropolitan Area Town Planner,
Belfast City Council
12.30 PM Cork Metropolitan Arrangements and Application Brendan O’Sullivan
to Other Irish Cities Programme Director,
University College Cork
12.50 PM Session Panel Discussion
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Speakers Jim Conway ing of all stages of the planning process and
in-depth knowledge of the realities of policy
Jim Conway is the Director development for Northern Ireland’s largest
of the Eastern and Midland council and the region’s economic driver. He
Regional Assembly. He brings a focused and passionate leadership
has over 36 years of style with strong emphasis on team working
Deirdre Fallon Urban Roads and Streets (DMURS) and
public service with extensive experience in and communication. Dermot has lectured
since joining the Department, has drafted
local government. Jim previously was secre- at Queens University Belfast and Belfast
Deirdre Fallon President recent Ministerial Guidance and is respon-
tary of Ballymun Regeneration Limited and Metropolitan College, and has recently lead
of the Irish Planning sible for the preparation of the National
was involved in community in Ballyfermot an extensive consultation exercise with key
Institute 2016/17. She is Planning Framework.
when Programme Manager of the Urban stakeholders on the Preferred Options Paper
a planner with over 10 years experience.
Programme II. He was also previously the for the new LDP.
She holds a BA, a Masters in Regional and Niamh Moore-Cherry Director of the Dublin Regional Authority.
Urban Planning and a Masters of Science
in Geography, Planning and Environmental Brendan O’Sullivan
Niamh Moore-Cherry is As Director of the Eastern and Midland
Policy from University College Dublin. Deirdre an Associate Professor in Regional Assembly Jim is responsible for Brendan O’Sullivan, a
has worked with Louth County Council, the School of Geography, co-ordinating, promoting and supporting the chartered planner with
Meath County Council and in planning con- University College Dublin. strategic planning and sustainable develop- a civil engineering and
sultancy prior to joining South Dublin County She is an urban geographer and her research ment of the region, preparing and overseeing urban design background,
Council in 2016. is focused on understanding how cities are the implementation of new Regional Spatial was educated at UCC and the University of
governed; how urban policy is developed; and Economic Strategies and for promot- Edinburgh. A native of Cork city, he has more
Paul Hogan and with what impacts. She is the author of ing the effectiveness of local government than twenty years’ experience of urban and
Dublin Docklands Reinvented (Four Courts and public services in the region. He is also rural planning both in Ireland and abroad.
After graduating from the Press, 2008), has co-edited three books and secretary to the National Delegation to the Brendan is the Programme Director in the
MRUP course at UCD in has papers published in national and inter- Committee of the Regions and oversees a Centre for Planning Education and Research
1992, Paul Hogan initially national journals. Her current work focuses strategic and co-ordinated approach to the in University College Cork. His teaching and
worked in the UK before on the spaces and practices of governance, management of EU programmes of assis- research interests include topics such as
returning to Ireland in 1996, where he particularly in the Dublin city-region, and tance in the Eastern and Midland region. planning theory, dialogues in sustainability,
held posts in the public and private sectors the implications for spatial planning and
evolution of settlement planning, media-
before joining South Dublin County Council quality of life in city-regions. She is also
Dermot O’Kane tion and consensus building in planning,
in 1999. After 16 years at South Dublin, working on issues of urban governability
landscape and planning, forward planning
including more than 10 years as Senior and ungovernability in Europe and in China.
Dermot O’Kane is a practice, the use of spatial planning data,
Planner there, Paul joined the Department Niamh is a member of: the Social Sciences
chartered town planner planning in rural areas and planning in devel-
of the Environment, Community and Local Committee, Royal Irish Academy; the IGU
and joined Belfast City oping countries.
Government as a Senior Adviser in 2015. He Urban Commission Steering Group; and
Council from the former
has a range of experience, from development is President of the Geographical Society of
Department of the Environment in April
management to forward planning and project Ireland, 2016-2018.
2015, following the transfer of planning pow-
based work. Whilst at South Dublin, Paul
ers to local government. Dermot is responsi-
was responsible for the Adamstown SDZ, the
ble for bringing forward the city’s new Local
County Development Plan and many other
Development Plan. He has a wide range of
plans, projects and programmes, including
experience in development management
those related to energy, schools and trans-
and more recently policy development.
port. He was part of the multi-disciplinary
Dermot has a comprehensive understand-
team that prepared the Design Manual for
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Chris McGarry David O’Connor David Conway Eddie Taaffe
Chris is a Chartered Town David O’Connor, qualified David Conway is Chief Eddie Taaffe has been
Planner with 26 years pro- as an architect in 1976, Executive Officer of the Director of Land
fessional planning experi- worked in private prac- Limerick Twenty Thirty Use, Planning and
ence in Ireland. He is a tice for 9 years before DAC and charged with Transportation with South
member of the Irish Planning Institute and joining the local authority service in Dublin delivering the single largest programme of Dublin County Council since 2014. During
sits on the Institute’s Economic Planning Corporation in 1985. He was appointed investment in real estate outside of Dublin. this time he has been involved in a review
Special Interest Forum. Chris is also a County Architect in the newly-established The Limerick native is former CEO of the of Adamstown Strategic Development Zone
member and former Chairperson of the Fingal County Council in 1995. He sub- National Sports Campus Development Scheme and formulation of new Planning
Royal Town Planning Institute in Ireland. He sequently gained the post of Director for Authority. A former teacher, MBA graduate Scheme for Clonburris Strategic Development
is a former Board Member and Vice-Chair of Planning and Development and served and Project Manager, David was previously Zone, which together set out a detailed plan-
Cluid Housing Association. in that capacity for 3 years before being involved with the developments and opera- ning scheme for delivery of up to 12,000
appointed County Manager for that Council tions of Sports Facilities at the National Sports Residential Units in West Dublin. Eddie
Chris is an occasional lecturer on Planning from 2006 to 2013. Campus including the National Aquatic also oversaw the review of the South Dublin
Law and Procedure, at the UCD School of Centre and National Indoor Arena, University County Development Plan during this time.
Architecture, Planning & Environmental As an active member of the RIAI for over 20 of Limerick as their Sports Administrator; as From 1997 to 2014, Eddie held various roles
Policy (Professional Diploma Course – years he held the posts of Vice-president and Head of Sports at Dublin City University. in Wexford County Council including Wexford
Architecture) and an External Examiner Honorary Treasurer. David was appointed Borough Engineer, A/Senior Engineer in
for the MSc Spatial Planning and the BSc Director of the Housing Delivery Office – a Roads Section and Acting Director of Water,
(Hons) Environmental Management courses, special section to accelerate the process Environment and Emergency Services. He is
at the Dublin Institute of Technology. He is by which Housing across all categories is also a Fellow of Engineers Ireland.
a former contributor to the publication ‘Irish delivered. This Office was established under
Planning Law and Practice’. the government’s “Action Plan for Housing
and Homelessness – Rebuilding Ireland”
Chris is currently Head of Planning, at the launched in July last year
National Asset Management Agency.
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