A company controlled by Bain Capital has filed an appeal with Dublin City Council in a bid to have the site of the former Smurfit paper mill in Clonskeagh removed from the vacant site levy net for 2024. The levy was introduced in a bid to cut down on derelict sites. Sites on the list must be zoned for residential purposes and lie vacant for at least one year before going on the list. It was recently replaced by the residential zoned land tax, which came into effect this year. The appeal is brought by Harley Issuer DAC, whose only…

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