27 New Street, Skerries, Co. Dublin
Planning application F20A/0579
DecisionGrant permission
Decided19 January 2021
Application typePermission
Source documents9
Site
What is on file
0refusal reasons8conditions8nearby records
Proposed development
Application description published by Fingal County Council.Application and appeal history
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Decision details
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Conditions
- 1Development carried out in entirety in accordance with lodged plans, particulars and specifications.Compliance
- 2Submit revised plans demonstrating 4-metre-wide splayed vehicular entrance for inter-visibility and pedestrian/vehicular conflict mitigation. No objects within visibility triangle.Traffic Access
- 3External finishes accord with Drawing Nos. 20046-210-PP.01 and 20046-211-PP.01 and harmonise in colour and texture with existing dwelling.Design Materials
- 4Premises used as single dwelling unit apart from exempted development.Occupancy
- 5Bathroom/en suite windows fitted and permanently maintained with obscure glass; film not acceptable.Other
- 6Soakaways comply with BRE Digest 365/GDSDS for 30-year critical duration storm event, min 5m from structure, 3m from boundary. No surface water to foul sewer. Compliance with Greater Dublin Regional Code of Practice for Drainage Works.Wastewater Drainage
- 7Prevent spillage/debris on adjoining roads. Developer responsible for full cost of repair for any damage to adjoining public road.Construction Management
- 8Construction hours restricted to 8.00am-7.00pm Mon-Fri, 8.00am-2.00pm Sat. No activities on Sundays or Bank Holidays.Construction Management
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9 council documents — in the €39 site risk brief
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Source documents
Original council portal records and source PDFs where available.Included in site brief
9 council documents — in the €39 site risk brief
Site brief
Nearby precedent
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- F15A/0169A single storey extension to rear of building. / 0.0 km away / 11 June 2015Granted