2142/19: Planning permission for development at a site of c. 1,509 sq.m (c.0.15ha) at a permitted office development at Hainault House, 69-71 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, D02 T856. The development will consist of the omission of the previously permitted 330mm high set back upstand from the northern and southern rooftop elevation and amendments and extension to the screened open air rooftop plant area permitted under Reg. Ref. 3068/15 (as amended under Reg. Ref. 2691/16). The proposed amendments and extensions will provide for 1) an increase in footprint of the permitted rooftop plant enclosure by 79 sq.m (from c.263 sq.m to c.342 sq.m); 2) an increase in the height of the permitted plant screen of c.1,005mm to a total height of c.1,790mm (an increase of c. 785mm) above parapet level; 3) Change of material to permitted acoustic plant screen from louvered screen to solid panel acoustic screen (no change in permitted height}. 4) a decrease in permitted green roof area from c.302 sq.m to c.274 sq.m due to the proposed increased area of enclosed rooftop plant; 5) and the omission of the previously permitted flue on the northern roof elevation, to be replaced by 2 no. generator flues to be located on the western roof elevation (terminating c.600mm above proposed plant screen). The proposed development will also include the provision of a c.1.2m high stone clad door to recessed gas meter cabinet in the ground floor south elevation. There will be no increase in permitted overall building height or gross floor area.
Hainault House, 69-71 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2
DecisionGrant permission
Decided25 March 2019
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