GrantedDecided 04 February 2022Fingal County Council

8, Portmarnock Walk, Portmarnock, Dublin, D13 C598

Planning application F21A/0663
DecisionGrant permission
Decided04 February 2022
Application typePermission
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Site

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0refusal reasons11conditions8nearby records

Proposed development

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Permission to extend porch and sitting room attached to front of house

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Conditions

  • 1External finishes shall be in keeping with the existing dwelling.Design Materials
  • 2Noise insulation required for the extension due to location in Zone B associated with Dublin Airport.Environment Ecology
  • 3Vehicular entrance relocated 1m north; parking cars must not overhang footpath; hedging max 900mm to ensure sightlines.Traffic Access
  • 4No surface water discharge into foul system; drainage must comply with Greater Dublin Regional Code of Practice Version 6.0.Wastewater Drainage
  • 5Entire premises to be used as a single dwelling unit.Occupancy
  • 6Extension depth limited to 1.5m.Design Materials
  • 7Financial contribution required for public infrastructure and facilities.Development Contribution
  • 8Bond required for provision of roads, open spaces, car parks and drains.Development Contribution
  • 9Development to be carried out in accordance with plans, particulars and specifications.Compliance
  • 10Construction hours restricted to 8am-7pm Mon-Fri, 8am-2pm Sat; no work on Sundays/Bank Holidays.Construction Management
  • 11Developer responsible for preventing spillage/debris on roads and repairing any damage caused to public roads.Compliance

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Final Grant9 pages indexed
Comhairle Contae Fhine Gall Fingal County Council Gerard Corry, Corry Design Associates 93 Martello Court Portmarnock Co Dublin D13 RW84 An Roinn um Pleanail agus Infrastruchtur Straitéiseach Planning and Strategic Infrastructure Department ———————— Notification of Grant of Permission PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT ACT 2000,...
Chief Executives Order8 pages indexed
Pog SRI COMHAIRLE CONTAE FHINE GALL (CONTRIBUTION | . ® Standard Levy: RECORD OF EXECUTIVE BUSINESS AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S ORDER " ¥ Ne . i T Reg. Ref.: F21A/0663 Pe ' EXxEmM Pp | 025 Hf aa. 3 Open Space . i Other: Register Reference: F21A/0663 i SECURITY: ; lahi ! Bond: Area: Howth Malahide Cash Date of Registration:...
Notification Of Decision11 pages indexed
Comhairle Contae Fhine Gall | An Roinn um Pleandil agus ys Fingal County Council Infrastruchtur Straitéiseach Planning and Strategic . Infrastructure Department —— Gerard Corry, Corry Design Associates 93 Martello Court Portmarnock Co Dublin D13 RW84 NOTIFICATION OF DECISION TO GRANT PERMISSION PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT...
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