GrantedDecided 15 January 2021Fingal County Council

30 Rathbeale Crescent, Swords, Co Dublin

Planning application F20B/0287
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DecisionGrant permission & grant retention
Decided15 January 2021
Application typePermission and Retention
Source documents5

Site

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

What is on file

0refusal reasons9conditions8nearby records

Proposed development

Application description published by Fingal County Council.
Retention permission for a velux rooflight to front for new attic room

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Decision details

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Application ref
F20B/0287
Received
12 November 2020
Decided
15 January 2021
FI requested
No
Authority
Fingal County Council
Application type
Permission and Retention
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 and retained in accordance with lodged plans and specifications.Compliance
  • 2Revised drawings required prior to commencement: omit parapet, finish roof with traditional eaves/gutter and barges flush to gable similar to No. 21 Rathbeale Crescent, ensuring no oversailing of adjoining property.Design Materials
  • 3External finishes to harmonise in colour/texture with existing dwelling. Bathroom window permanently fitted with obscured glazing.Design Materials
  • 4Extension to include appropriate noise insulation due to location within Dublin Airport Noise Zone D.Other
  • 5Premises to be used solely as a single dwelling unit (excluding exempted development).Occupancy
  • 6Attic room restricted to storage purposes only.Occupancy
  • 7Soakaways to comply with BRE Digest 365/GDSDS for 30-year storm with climate change, using local rainfall and site-specific infiltration. Minimum 5m from structure, 3m from boundary. No surface water to foul sewer. Compliance with Greater Dublin Regional Code of Practice for Drainage Works v6.0.Wastewater Drainage
  • 8Contractor to prevent road spillage/debris. Developer responsible for full repair costs of any damage to adjoining public road.Construction Management
  • 9Construction hours restricted to 8am-7pm Mon-Fri and 8am-2pm Sat. No work on Sundays or Bank Holidays.Construction Management

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