GrantedDecided 29 July 2022Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council

9 St. Catherines Park, Glenageary, Co. Dublin A96 KH21

Planning application D22A/0416
DecisionGrant permission
Decided29 July 2022
Application typePermission
Source documents2

Site

What is on file

0refusal reasons12conditions8nearby records

Proposed development

Application description published by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.
Permission is sought for the 1) demolition of existing single- storey extension

Application and appeal history

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No indexed appeal history

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Decision details

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Planning analysis

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Refusal reasons

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Conditions

  • 1Development must be carried out in accordance with submitted plans, particulars, and specifications.Compliance
  • 2Premises must be used as a single dwelling unit with no subdivision.Compliance
  • 3External finishes must match the palette on submitted plans and elevations.Design Materials
  • 4Shed must be used solely for purposes incidental to the main dwelling and cannot be sold or let independently.Occupancy
  • 5Surface water must be disposed of per County Council requirements using a SuDS measure (soakaway, rain garden, etc.) per CDP Sec 10.2.2.6. Parking/hardstanding changes must use permeable surfacing per CDP Sec 12.4.8.3 and prevent runoff to public road.Wastewater Drainage
  • 6Prevent mud, dirt, debris, or building material on public road or adjoining properties; repair any damage.Construction Management
  • 7Take necessary measures to avoid conflict between construction traffic/activities and road users/pedestrians.Construction Management
  • 8Widened vehicular entrance max 3.5m. Footpath/grass verge must be dished and strengthened at applicant's expense to satisfaction of utility company and Planning Authority. Contact Road Maintenance & Control Section for specifications/permits.Traffic Access
  • 9Pay €33.41 prior to commencement for Surface Water Public Infrastructure and Facilities contribution per Development Contribution Scheme 2015.Development Contribution
  • 10Pay €764.34 prior to commencement for Roads Public Infrastructure and Facilities contribution per Development Contribution Scheme 2015.Development Contribution
  • 11Pay €495.77 prior to commencement for Community & Parks Public Infrastructure, Facilities and Amenities contribution per Development Contribution Scheme 2015.Development Contribution
  • 12Development shall not be carried out without prior written agreement regarding payment of development contributions.Development Contribution

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Inside the decision file

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Source documents

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2 council documents — in the €39 site risk brief

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