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Building Regulations and BCAR: what you need to know – Angelyn Rowan
Planning Law & Practice- an update on the 2024 Planning Act, expectations for implementation and the changes most relevant to property transactions. Developments in planning practice that can give rise to issues in transactions, including expiring duration of permissions, residential zoned land tax, zoning value sharing, emergency accommodation and regulation of short-term letting. – Brendan Slattery
Chair – Aine Gleeson Chair of the DSBA Property Committee and Partner at AMOSS LLP
SPEAKERS
Angelyn Rowan is a partner and head of the projects and construction group at Philip Lee LLP. Angelyn has specialised in projects and construction for over 20 years and has extensive experience advising on the legal aspects of major infrastructure projects and complex procurement matters. Angelyn advises employers, developers, funders and contractors on projects in various sectors, including healthcare, education, transport, commercial office, housing and energy projects. She advises on many forms of contracts such as the Public Works Contracts, RIAI, IEI, FIDIC, NEC4, PPPs and others, in addition to drafting and negotiating bespoke construction contracts. She advised on Ireland’s first healthcare and social housing PPPs, representing the National Development Finance Agency. She advises on both contentious and non-contentious construction law matters. In the area of public procurement law, Angelyn advises clients on all aspects of public procurement processes from inception to appointment, including legal challenges. Angelyn is a Director of Lean Construction Ireland.
Brendan Slattery leads the Planning and Environment Team at McCann FitzGerald where he is a Partner. With almost twenty years’ experience in the areas of environment, planning and climate change, Brendan is recognised as an expert in both planning and environmental law at national and EU level, having advised regulatory authorities, statutory bodies, local authorities and developers on the delivery of a wide range of local and national projects