GrantedDecided 19 February 2020Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council

Site adjacent to numbers, 19 & 20, Avonmore, Leopardstown Road, Dublin 18

Planning application D19A/1001
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DecisionGrant permission
Decided19 February 2020
Application typePermission
Source documents2

Site

Setting
rural
Site area
Not recorded
Floor area
Not recorded
Units
Not recorded

What is on file

0refusal reasons11conditions8nearby records

Proposed development

Application description published by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.
Permission fro change of house plans to that granted

Application and appeal history

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Decision details

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Application ref
D19A/1001
Received
19 December 2019
Decided
19 February 2020
FI requested
No
Authority
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Application type
Permission
Outcome
conditional
Source status
Reasons extracted from source documents

Planning analysis

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Refusal reasons

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Conditions

  • 1Development to be carried out in accordance with lodged plans and specifications.Compliance
  • 2House to be used as a single dwelling unit; no subdivision permitted.Occupancy
  • 3Boundary treatment details to be agreed in writing prior to commencement.Landscaping Boundary
  • 4Prevent mud/debris on public road; repair any damage; no material storage on road/footway without agreement.Construction Management
  • 5Surface water to soakaway per BRE Digest 365 within site boundary; driveway to use SuDS; min 5m from foundation, 3m from boundary.Wastewater Drainage
  • 6Footpath and grass verge at entrance to be dished and strengthened at applicant's expense to satisfaction of utility company and PA.Traffic Access
  • 7Entrance gates shall not be automatic electronic gates per CDP Section 8.2.4.9.Traffic Access
  • 8Pay €268.86 for Surface Water Public Infrastructure contribution per DCS 2015, index-adjusted.Development Contribution
  • 9Pay €6,157.00 for Roads Public Infrastructure contribution per DCS 2015, index-adjusted.Development Contribution
  • 10Pay €3,996.66 for Community & Parks Public Infrastructure contribution per DCS 2015, index-adjusted.Development Contribution
  • 11Development shall not commence without prior written agreement on development contributions.Development Contribution

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