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High Court upholds the reservation of land for a school by a local planning authority, affirming the decision to maintain the Specific Local Objective in its development plan and rejecting an argument that the reservation constituted an impermissible attack on property rights and lacked an adequate evidence base, on the grounds that the reservation was consistent with proper planning and sustainable development, considering the projected population growth and future residential development in the area.
Specific Local Objective (SLO) - school site reservation - development plan - South Dublin - Supreme Court judgment - property rights - planning authority - community infrastructure - population growth - residential development - judicial review - proportionality - sustainable development - public consultation - ministerial guidelines.
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