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1st June 2016
05:41pm BST
The scheme will not progress until a new railway station has been completed.
Prior to this morning's decision, concerns had been raised with the planning board about density issues and pressure on local water treatment facilities.
The Chief Executive of Cork County Council, Tim Lacey said:
"The Council will now proceed to progress the detailed design of the infrastructure and funding models through engagement with all stakeholders who have a part to play in bringing this scheme to reality over the coming years."Mayor of the County of Cork, Cllr John Paul O'Shea welcomed the decision in a statement released by the Cork County Council:
"This decision is a significant opportunity to bring forward a major new phase of residential development in Cork which can be based on the most up to date and future proofed models for community development. It also provides for a much welcomed opportunity to rebalance growth in the metropolitan area of Cork building on existing assets of the region. "
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