Meeting Standards and Expectations in the Water Industry

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Meeting Standards and Expectations in the Water Industry Water Services Training Group 20th Annual Conference Meeting Standards and Expectations in the Water Industry Lyrath Estate Hotel, Kilkenny 1

Meeting Standards and Expectations in the Water Industry Planning to Address Housing Need Joan Martin Chief Executive Louth County Council

Background Irish Water seeks to: Maximise capacity of existing assets Plan water service infrastructure at a strategic level Invest to meet projected demand Construct new assets to match demand Maintain appropriate headroom to facilitate growth

Background Need to open up strategic development areas Hope that some funding will be available How do we prioritise Irish Water investment decisions??? This is about network extensions Primary focus on housing

So.....What’s the Objective? Finding a process to assist in delivering Government objective of ensuring that the “right development takes place in the right locations and at the right time”

Key Principles Consult local authorities about decisions Decisions to facilitate national housing objectives Decisions should be plan-led and evidence-based Create/develop sustainable communities Generally adopt sequential approach Prudent financial management

Selection – Two Stage Process Stage 1 – Vertical This stage will produce a list of priority settlements (cities and towns) Stage 2 – Horizontal This stage will evaluate and prioritise between sites from within the eligible settlements

VERTICAL – Settlement Selection National Housing Policy Hierarchy of Spatial Plans Availability of Zoned & Serviced Land Identify 10-15 priority Settlements With greatest housing need and Deficit of available serviced land

HORIZONTAL – Site Selection Achieving planning objectives Suitable zoning Sequential Needs to be “Ready to Go” Threshold of 250+ units Other key services in place or committed Financial feasibility Unit cost of water services infrastructure

Final Outcome Detailed evaluation of proposed sites Priority List for 0-6 years Priority list for 6+ years Water services networks extended Delivery of large numbers of units to meet need

But............... This initiative may help deal with a small number of housing sites in areas of greatest need but.............. What about the very many towns and villages throughout the country with lesser but equally important need and water services deficits? Water services deficits - only one of the many issues impeding the housing market Economic development and job creation also remain top priorities and water services can be a challenge for this too Where does rural and regional development sit?