GrantedDecided 16 June 2021Fingal County Council

Jordanstown, Lusk, Co Dublin

Planning application F21A/0136
DecisionGrant permission
Decided16 June 2021
Application typePermission
Source documents14

Site

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0refusal reasons14conditions8nearby records

Proposed development

Application description published by Fingal County Council.
A two-storey detached house and waste water treatment system on site

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Planning analysis

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Refusal reasons

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Conditions

  • 1Development carried out in accordance with plans lodged 10 March 2021 and AI received 21 May 2021.Compliance
  • 2Grant relates to construction of a two storey detached dwelling, provision of a vehicular entrance and an on-site wastewater treatment system.Compliance
  • 3Elevations must accord with the elevational drawing received as part of the AI response on 21 May 2021.Design Materials
  • 4Premises used as a single dwelling unit apart from exempted development.Occupancy
  • 5Dwelling restricted to applicant and/or immediate family for minimum 7 years from occupancy date.Occupancy
  • 6External finishes comprise neutral coloured render for external walls and a slate roof unless otherwise agreed in writing prior to commencement.Design Materials
  • 7Surface water and foul sewer separation required. Surface water drainage must comply with Greater Dublin Regional Code of Practice for Drainage Works Version 6.0. Foul drainage must comply with Regional Code of Practice for Drainage Works Version 6.0 or EPA Code of Practice for Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems Serving Single Dwellings.Wastewater Drainage
  • 8Applicant/developer must enter into water and/or wastewater connection agreement(s) with Irish Water prior to commencement of development.Water Services
  • 9Sightlines, entry-splay, gradient, stormwater disposal, ditch piped, and relocation of services required. Gradient not to exceed 2.5% over last 6 metres. Stormwater to soakpits or natural watercourse within site.Traffic Access
  • 10Construction hours restricted to 8.00am-7.00pm Mon-Fri and 8.00am-2.00pm Sat. No activities on Sundays or Bank Holidays.Construction Management
  • 11Contractor must prevent spillage/deposit of clay, rubble or debris on adjoining roads. Developer responsible for full cost of repair for any damage to adjoining public road.Construction Management
  • 12All public services (electrical, telephone cables, associated equipment) located underground throughout the entire site.Compliance

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Inside the decision file

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14 council documents — in the €39 site risk brief

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Source documents

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14 council documents — in the €39 site risk brief

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