Chapter 2 I Core Strategy
2.68 Cork City Council will also seek to adapt and update the Cork City Capacity Study database for use as an urban brownfield and infill land register for the purposes of monitoring the NPF compact growth targets. This database will draw from other relevant spatial datasets used nationally to support active land management, development oversight and monitoring.
Implementation and Monitoring
2.66 Cork City Council will monitor the delivery of the actions and objectives set out in this Plan to better understand to what extent the Plan is being realised. This approach to monitoring moves toward to a richer form of planning review by incorporating measurable indicators for better evaluation, and will assist Cork City Council in meeting statutory reporting requirements including the two year progress report (as required under Section 15(2) of The Act) and the report to the Southern Regional Assembly setting out progress made in support of the RSES (as required under Section 25A(1) of The Act). 2.67 While planning policy objectives often take a number of plan cycles to be fully realised, the monitoring of the delivery and implementation of this Plan will provide a first step towards assessing the plans outcomes, continuing through successive City Development Plans.
2.69 In conjunction with the Southern Regional
Assembly, Cork City Council will review how the City Development Plan is progressing by monitoring the environmental effects of the plans implemen- tation as set out in the SEA Environmental Report and Statement.
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