GrantedDecided 19 January 2022Dublin City Council

16 Palmerston Road, Rathmines, Dublin 06 F5K6

Planning application 3226/21
DecisionGrant permission
Decided19 January 2022
Application typePermission
Source documentsPending

Site

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Proposed development

Application description published by Dublin City Council.
Protected Structure: (i) Permission for the demolition of the existing non-original single-storey rear extension at ground floor level (20.9sq.m); (ii) the construction of a single storey rear extension at lower ground floor level (33sq.m); (iii) the reconfiguration of the existing 2 no. domestic units into the following units: (a) a single family dwelling comprising 4. no bedrooms and (b) a one-bed granny flat located at lower ground and ground floor levels (45 sqm). The existing rear garden will be divided to provide for separate areas of private amenity consisting of 364.4sq.m to serve the family dwelling and 16.47sq.m to serve the granny flat. Works to facilitate the development comprise of: (a) internal reconfiguration of the existing lower ground floor level to create entrance hall, kitchen, WC, storage, dining room and sitting room to serve the proposed family dwelling and entrance hall, kitchen, bathroom, sitting room to serve the proposed granny flat; (b) internal reconfiguration of the ground floor level to create formal entrance, sitting room WC and office for the proposed family dwelling and bedroom for the proposed granny flat; (c) internal reconfiguration of the first floor level to create 3 no. bedrooms, bathroom and laundry room; bathroom and ensuite serving the proposed family dwelling; and (d) internal reconfiguration of the second floor level to create a bedroom and WC to serve the proposed family dwelling. (iv) Works to the exterior of the structure including (i) replacement all existing uPVC windows with timber sash windows; (ii) reinstatement of missing sash windows and openings at rear elevation following removal of existing extension; (ii) Repairs to external elevation following removal of services, extension and reinstatement of missing window openings; (v) Permission is also sought for the construction of a 90sq.m standalone pavilion in the rear garden for use as a multipurpose family garden room; (vi) The development also includes all landscaping; boundary treatments; SuDS drainage and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

Application and appeal history

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ABP-312745-22Submitted 16 February 2022 / decided 02 May 2023
Status not recordedAPPEAL WITHDRAWN
  1. Appeal submittedAppeal reference ABP-312745-22
    16 February 2022
  2. Appeal decisionAPPEAL WITHDRAWN
    02 May 2023
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Planning analysis

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Conditions

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