GrantedDecided 25 November 2020Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council

31 Myrtle Park, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin

Planning application D20A/0344
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DecisionGrant permission
Decided25 November 2020
Application typePermission
Source documents11

Site

Setting
urban
Site area
200 ha
Floor area
Not recorded
Units
Not recorded

What is on file

0refusal reasons15conditions8nearby records

Proposed development

Application description published by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.
Permission is sought for the following works.

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Decision details

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Application ref
D20A/0344
Received
20 May 2020
Decided
25 November 2020
FI requested
Yes
Authority
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Application type
Permission
Outcome
conditional
Source status
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Planning analysis

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Conditions

  • 1Development to be carried out in accordance with plans as amended by FI (07/09/2020) and CFI (09/11/2020).Compliance
  • 2Single dwelling unit only; no subdivision or separate habitable use.Occupancy
  • 3Surface water to infiltrate locally to soakaway per BRE Digest 365 (min 5m from foundation, 3m from boundaries). Driveway/parking to SuDS standards.Wastewater Drainage
  • 4Vehicular entrance max 3.5m. Footpath dished/strengthened at applicant's expense. Driveway to SuDS. No mud/debris on public road.Traffic Access
  • 5No interference with adjacent trees/grass margin during construction. Contact Road Maintenance & Control Section for specifications/permits.Landscaping Boundary
  • 6No extensions/sheds/porch to rear/front/side without permission. No roof access except maintenance.Design Materials
  • 7Development contribution: Surface Water Public Infrastructure €268.86.Development Contribution
  • 8Development contribution: Roads Public Infrastructure €6,157.00.Development Contribution
  • 9Development contribution: Community & Parks €3,996.66.Development Contribution
  • 10No development without prior written agreement on development contributions.Development Contribution
  • Note 1Separate water supply from public watermain; no connection to existing service pipe.Water Services
  • Note 2Adjoining property owner consent required for any encroachment or oversailing.Compliance

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