Public consultation opens for Mount Eagle Square infrastructure plan

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council has officially begun the legal process to consider taking charge of the roads and drainage infrastructure at Mount Eagle Square, located on Kilgobbin Road in Sandyford, Dublin 18. This formal procedure means that the internal roadways and associated surface water sewers within the development will transition into public infrastructure, ensuring they are permanently maintained by the local authority. Public consultation on the proposal is now active, inviting the local community to review the plans and offer their views.

The initiative is being advanced under Section 180 of the Planning and Development Act 2000, alongside the procedures set out in Section 11 of the Roads Act 1993 as amended. All relevant maps and documentation are currently available for public inspection online via the official website. Every submission gathered throughout the consultation period will be carefully compiled into a Chief Executive's report, which will be presented directly to elected members at a future Council meeting. The local authority has confirmed that individual names, email addresses, and organisational affiliations will be strictly withheld from both the published report and meeting minutes.

Interested parties and local residents have until 16 November 2026 to make a submission through the designated online survey portal. Anyone seeking further clarification or additional details regarding the statutory process can contact the council's Building Control department directly by phone or email. Comprehensive guidance notes and background information remain accessible through the official council web portal.