GrantedDecided 03 January 2020Dublin City Council

Site of 1.098ha known as The Former Boland's Mill incorporating 33 & 34 Barrow Street together with 35A Barrow Street & 35 Barrow Street at Ringsend Road and Barrow Street, Dublin 4

Planning application DSDZ4334/19
DecisionGrant permission
Decided03 January 2020
Application typePermission
Source documentsPending

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Application description published by Dublin City Council.
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for development at a site of 1.098 ha known as The former Boland's Mill incorporating 33 & 34 Barrow Street together with 35A Barrow Street & 35 Barrow Street at Ringsend Road and Barrow Street, Dublin 4, bounded to the north by Ringsend Road, to the south by adjacent office development (Mason Hayes Curran (''South Bank House'') and the Warehouse), to the east by Barrow Street and to the west by Grand Canal Dock. The application relates to a proposed development within a Strategic Development Zone Planning Scheme area. The site accommodates 4 protected structures including: Block B referred to as 1 Ringsend Road (RPS 7377); Block D comprising nos. 33 and 34 Barrow Street (RPS 483, 484): two-storey brick gables of warehouses to south of Boland's Mill (the 'factory' building) (RPS 485). This application does not include any works to the protected structures on the site. The proposed development seeks amendments to the permitted basement under Reg. Ref. DSDZ3796/14 and as amended under Reg. Ref. DSDZ4111/17 comprises the following: • Reconfiguration of basement layout to provide for an increase in the storage and waste areas associated with the permitted office use, reduction in car parking spaces and revised internal layout of basement levels -1 and -2; • Reduction of car parking spaces allocated to the commercial office accommodation from 79 no. to 4 no. resulting in a total of 68 no. car parking spaces. (46 no. residential spaces, 18 no. Mason Hayes and Curran Spaces and 4 no. Commercial Office spaces); • Reconfiguration of bicycle parking layout. There is no change in the number of cycle parking spaces permitted at 359 no. • Provision of waste lift from basement level -2 to ground floor of Tower 2 building; • Amendments to northern elevation of Tower 2 addressing ''Lighthouse Lane'' otherwise known as ''The Avenue'' to accommodate the proposed waste lift including the provision of new access doors and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the proposed development. •

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