THE DUBLIN SOLICITORS BAR ASSOCIATION
CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR
PROPERTY COMMITTEE
PLANNING, RECENT CHANGES AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
05 DECEMBER 2019
The Radisson Hotel
Golden Lane
Dublin 8
2.00pm – 5.00pm
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The 2019 Contract for Sale has amended the planning general condition from the hallowed provisions of general condition 36 to a new general condition 32. This seminar will highlight the changes made to general condition 32 and the impact of same on transactions under the 2019 Contract for Sale. The seminar will also give an in-depth account of the BCAR system, how it works, and the benefits for purchasers under this system and what to look out for and obtain when closing the purchase of a newly erected property or completing the lease of a newly built or fitted out property. In addition, emerging trends in the residential sector will also be explored, including an overview of PRS and the legal structures utilised in the acquisition and disposal of PRS schemes (forward fund vs forward sale).
SPEAKERS
Brendan Slattery
Brendan is the Head of Environment and Planning at McCann FitzGerald. He has been working on planning law for 20 years. Brendan joined McCann FitzGerald in May 2018, after five years looking after An Bord Pleanála, the Environmental Protection Agency and other public authorities. His work includes helping regulatory authorities, developers and other stakeholders on the delivery of a wide range of projects, spanning the areas of residential and commercial development, energy, transport, water, pharmachem and agri-business.
Yvonne Tyndall
Yvonne is a Senior Associate with Eversheds Sutherland Real Estate department, specialising in the acquisition, development and disposal of commercial real estate and residential development land. Yvonne has extensive practical experience in the Private Rented Sector (PRS) advising from site acquisition to block disposal. Yvonne advises local and international institutional clients on setting up PRS schemes, on legal structures, forward sales and forward funding as well as practical issues such as development obligations and certain restrictive covenants sought by local authorities.
Gareth Brennan of Furlong Brennan Architects
Having graduated from UCD’s School of Architecture in 2001, Gareth Brennan worked in a number of practices in Dublin before qualifying and becoming a member of the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland in 2008. Gareth established Gareth Brennan Architects in 2009 and the practice became a partnership – Brennan Furlong Architects & Urban Planners, when Gareth was joined by a former colleague - Seamus Furlong – in 2015.
The studio now consists of 11 staff, and the work consists primarily of domestic projects – one-off residential new-builds & refurb / extension projects, supplemented by a growing portfolio of commercial projects. The work of the practice has been recognised through awards, inclusion in exhibitions and publication in national newspapers & magazines.
Along with his work in the practice, Gareth is a regular contributor to the Architects Clinic series in the Sunday Independent, has given presentations and taken part in panel discussions at various Ideal Homes exhibitions as well as leading led tours of Brennan Furlong projects as part of the Irish Architecture Foundation’s Open House event for the past 4 years.
Conference Information
Date: 5 December 2019
Time: 2.00 – 5.00pm
Location: The Radisson Hotel
Golden Lane
Dublin 8
Fees: € 150.00 Member
€ 245.00.00 Non Member
Registration: 1.30pm
2.00pm Presentations followed by questions and answers
5.00pm Conclusion
CPD: 3 Hours Group Study