Z4 zoning in Dublin City: Key Urban Villages/Urban Villages

What you can build

The objective above sets the purpose of the zone. The Dublin City Development Plan 2022–2028 lists, for each zone, the uses that are generally allowed and the uses the council will consider case by case. Check that table, and any local area plan, before you rely on Z4 (Key Urban Villages/Urban Villages) for a project.

Read the Dublin City Development Plan 2022–2028

101 sites zoned Z4 with a signal

• Publicly owned land 33
• Derelict site 23
• On the RZLT map (3% land tax) 17
• Stalled build 15
• Permitted, not started 9
• Permission expired 4
• Permission running out 1

1. 355 South Circular Road

   355 South Circular Road, Dublin 8. · 0.31 ha

   Derelict sitePermission expired

2. District, neighbourhood centre (RZLT DCC000064093)

   3.20 ha

   On the RZLT map (3% land tax)

3. Demolition Works @ Clonshaugh

   Unit 15/16 Clonshaugh Business & Technology Park, Clonshaugh, Dublin 17, Dublin 17, n.a · 3.07 ha

   Stalled build

4. Dublin city and suburbs

   2.74 ha

   Publicly owned land

5. North West corner of Omni Park Shopping Centre

   North West corner of Omni Park Shopping Centre, Santry and Santry Hall Industrial Estate, Swords Road, Dublin 9. (www.omniplazashd.ie) · 2.29 ha

   Permitted, not started

6. Dublin city and suburbs

   1.55 ha

   Publicly owned land

7. Dublin city and suburbs

   1.55 ha

   Publicly owned land

8. District, neighbourhood centre (RZLT DCC000064094)

   1.41 ha

   On the RZLT map (3% land tax)

9. Park Shopping Centre and 42-45 Prussia Street

   Park Shopping Centre and 42-45 Prussia Street, Dublin 7. (www.parkshoppingcentreshd.ie) · 1.21 ha

   Permission expired

10. Dublin city and suburbs

    1.17 ha

    Publicly owned land

11. District, neighbourhood centre (RZLT DCC000064153)

    1.08 ha

    On the RZLT map (3% land tax)

12. Dublin city and suburbs

    0.85 ha

    Publicly owned land

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