2650/20: Permission to create front off-street vehicular entrance & associated works.
4, Cullenswood Park, Ranelagh, Dublin 6
DecisionRefuse permission
Decided09 July 2020
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Nearby precedent
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- WEB1682/25Works to the rear of No. 101 Ranelagh comprising: (i) construction of 1 no. one-bedroom single-storey apartment with private patio area; (ii) revision of site layout to provide communal amenity space, bin and bicycle storage; and, (iii) all associated ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development inclusive of SuDS drainage, boundary treatments and landscaping. The proposed apartment will be directly connected to the existing property. / 0.2 km away / 23 May 2025Refused
- WEB1683/22PERMISSION & RETENTION: Planning permission for the construction of a new part single-storey - part two storey extension to rear of house, new attic dormers to front and rear, new porch entrance to front, amendments to existing front window openings and retention of previously widened vehicular entrance to front. / 0.2 km away / 16 September 2022Refused
- 3060/24PROTECTED STRUCTURE:For the following: (a) partial demolition of existing front boundary wall and widening of existing pedestrian entrance to form new vehicular entrance. Works to include the demolition and relocation of existing brick pillar and capping, (b) dropping kerb on public footpath and all associated site development works at 105 Marlborough Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4. Eircode D04 W2T4. The subject property is listed as a Protected Structure i the Dublin City Council Development Plan 2022 -2028 (Record of Protected Structure Number 5019) / 0.2 km away / 25 September 2024Refused
- 3817/21PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Renovating the existing building on existing location. The renovation will consist of the construction of three apartments in the proposed property, without significant changes at the front, alteration of the existing extension on the ground floor on the south-east side and alteration of the existing extension on the first floor on the south-west side and some windows to replace the sliding doors, as indicated in the attached drawings. / 0.3 km away / 11 January 2022Refused
- WEB6001/25PROTECTED STRUCTURE: (i) The removal of 1 no. existing large gate along the southeast site boundary; (ii) Works to the existing structure (PROTECTED STRUCTURE RPS NO. 6922), as follows: (a) Removal of non-original flat roofed extension to the rear return; (b) Removal of non-original partition walls and provision of new partition walls on all floor levels, to allow internal reconfiguration of existing 6 no. pre-63 studio apartments, including new kitchenettes and sanitary facilities; (c) Replacement of non-original windows on all floor levels and front porch door on lower ground floor level, with new timber sliding sash windows; (d) Replacement of non-original windows to the rear at lower ground floor level with double French doors and reconfiguration of opes; (e) Provision of new timber sliding sash windows to the reinstated original opes, to the stair landings at upper ground floor and first floor levels; (f) Replacement of non-original doors with new fire-rated replica doors and reconfiguration of opes; (g) Blocking up of non-original opes on all floor levels with finishes to match existing masonry externally; (h) Blocking up of 3 no. fireplaces; (i) Reinstatement of original floorboards with necessary upgrades for insulation, damp-proofing and fire safety; (j) Compartmentalisation of floors for fire safety; (k) General repair of existing original elements including ceilings, stairs, handrails, cornices, roof fabric, valley gutters, and rainwater goods; (l) Repointing of front façade; (m) Installation of upgraded mechanical, electrical and plumbing services; (n) Provision of external steps to the rear of the structure at lower ground floor level for ambulant access; (o) Provision of 2 no. rear courts, each accessible from Unit 1 and Unit 2 and 1 no. shared front court at lower ground floor level; (p) Provision of 1 no. skylight to the existing roof structure; (iii) The construction of 2 no. two-storey, two-bedroom, semi-detached dwellings to the rear of the existing structure, each comprising: (a) Private amenity space in the form of terraces to the rear and courts to the front at lower ground floor level, and balconies to the rear at upper ground floor level; (b) Contemporary metal roof with 1 no. skylight; (iv) The provision of 1 no. new pedestrian access via internal laneway off Beechwood Avenue Lower; and (v) All ancillary works including site clearance, hard and soft landscaping, boundary treatments, bicycle storage, bin stores, drainage services, and SuDS measures as necessary to facilitate the development. Existing pedestrian accesses via Ranelagh Main Street (R117) and via the laneway off Beechwood Avenue Lower will be maintained. / 0.3 km away / 18 February 2026Refused
- 3608/19PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for development at this site, the former St. Mary's College, Bloomfield Avenue, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, D04 X8N5, a protected structure. The development will consist of the extension, alteration and change of use of the premises to a hotel with associated guest facilities: (a) The demolition of the folllowing structures within the curtilage not included on the Record of Protected Structures - a four storey cement-rendered former accommodation block on the western side, a two storey outbuilding and garage to the western side of the west yard; (b) The construction of: i) a three storey extension to the west of the retained chapel to provide ancillary services (delivery area, stores, laundry, plant areas, waste storage) at lower ground floor; a spa facility with indoor/ outdoor swimming pool, toilets and kitchen at ground floor; and spa facility and bedrooms at first floor; ii) A two storey steel and glass orangerie extension in the courtyard between the retained college building and the former chapel to provide staff facilities at lower ground floor level and a tea room/ lounge and external terrace at ground floor; iii) Two five storey extension to the south and south west of the retained college building to provide hotel bedrooms with a setback top floor and juliet balconies to bedrooms on the fourth floor; and (iv) A single storey building adjacent to the northern boundary wall to accommodate an ESB substation and switch room. (c) Change of use of the retained college building to provide hotel offices and meeting rooms at lower ground; reception and concierge areas, hotel offices, bar and lounge and restaurant (in the chapel building) at ground floor; and hotel bedrooms at first and second floors. (d) Alterations to the retained college building including alterations to the entrance steps and the provision of a ramp access to the entrance; alterations to the interior (door openings and internal walls) to facilitate proposed hotel functions and bedrooms. (e) Site development works, including: i) The construction of single level basement adjacent to the eastern boundary providing 56 no. car parking spaces, 56 no. cycle parking spaces and storage areas with ramp access; (ii) The construction of a vehicle ramp to the delivery area adjacent to the northern and western boundaries (accessed from the existing access on Bloomfield Avenue); iii) Alterations to the existing entrance to the north east (shared with adjacent Avila Centre) and the provision of new entrance piers and walls for the hotel and gates on the vehicular access to the Avila Centre; (iv) Internal vehicle and fire tender access roads, vehicle turning area to the east of the retained building, 2 no. surface disabled car parking spaces and a coach set down area; and (v) A comprehensive landscape scheme including a courtyard between the proposed bedroom blocks incorporating the existing orchard boundary wall (with adaptations) and formal gardens to the north of the external terrace to the orangeries extension and spa facility; and (f) Other developments including two flag poles, a free-standing hotel sign and Avila Centre sign adjacent to the entrance to the north east. / 0.3 km away / 16 March 2020Refused