Adjoining Dunmore Estate, Long Avenue Road, Dundalk Co Louth
Planning application 211121
DecisionRefused
Decided29 October 2021
Application typePERMISSION
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Nearby precedent
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- 22469Permission for the demolition of the existing boundary wall which runs along Long Avenue and Tom Bellew Avenue and the construction of a three storey residential development to the southern portion of the site of 46 residential units comprising of 23 no. 2 bed ground floor apartments and 23 no. 3 bed duplexes above accessed via external stairs. The proposed development including communal amenity spaces and parking (49 spaces inc. 9 electric vehicle parking spaces) is accessed via a new vehicle entrance from Long Avenue. There are pedestrian links located on The Long Avenue and Tom Bellew Avenue. Other roadworks as required including a cycle lane to Tom Bellew Avenue and alterations to kerb line for crossing points. New boundary treatments and communal bike stores, bin stores and ESB substation building are proposed. Associated groundworks, landscaping, drainage, engineering and ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development to be included to site at corner of Tom Bellew Avenue and The Long Avenue. This application includes a masterplan relating to the wider lands to the north of the site which has an application for a discount food store and coffee shop **Significant Further Information received on 25/10/2022 which includes revised site layout which altered landscaping and reduced car parking number to 40 spaces including 10 no electric vehicle parking spaces. Cycle parking provision has been increased to 90 cycle spaces. The development now consists of 23 no 3 bed duplex units/18 no 2 bed apartments/4 no 1 bed apartments-total 46 units** / 0.2 km away / 18 November 2022Refused
- 18523Retention permission for an existing static externally illuminated 6.0m x 3.0m advertising billboard on the northwest gable of no. 1 Ladywell Terrace, Dublin Road. / 0.3 km away / 16 August 2018Refused
- 24213Retention and Completion of a single storey detached granny flat to rear garden of existing two storey dwelling, all with associated site works off existing public access laneway to public road / 0.3 km away / 31 January 2025Refused
- 2460433Permission for an outdoor sports and recreational development consisting of an all-weather multi-use playing pitch also encompassing an 8 lane running track; 1 no. covered spectator stand (maximum capacity 700 persons); a Stand-Alone Single Storey changing rooms building; 3 no. Padel-Tennis Courts; 2 no. Multi-Use Games Area (MUGA); and 1 no. Outdoor Gym. An Ecological Park in the southern part of the site which adjoins but does not form part of Balmer’s Bog is also proposed. The proposed Ecological Park will incorporate a viewing deck /bird watching observation hide orientated towards Balmer’s Bog. Car parking, cycle parking and a bus set down area are also provided within the site. Access to the proposed development is provided via the existing access off Hill Street/Dublin Road (R132) (Immediately south of Byrne’s pub). It is proposed to adjust the existing R132 road carriageway lane width to 3.1m along a c. 70 m section of Hill Street to the north of the proposed access and extend the existing cycle lane along the western edge of the R132 Dublin Road /Hill Street as far as the site entrance. The proposed development also provides for alterations to grounds levels within the site, a pumping station, site lighting (including flood lighting surrounding the pitch), landscaping and boundary treatments and all ancillary site development works. A Natura Impact Statement (NIS) will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the application / 0.5 km away / 20 September 2024Refused
- 22837Permission for development to lands rear of no.s 1 and 2 Vincent Avenue to demolish existing sheds/stores and construction of one 3 storey building to house the following: store and apartment at ground floor level, 2 apartments at first floor level and 1 apartment at second floor level, connection to existing services and all associated site development works / 0.6 km away / 08 December 2022Refused
- 2565Retention of security shutters to shop front facades and associated site development works. / 0.6 km away / 04 July 2025Refused
- 257The development will consist of retention of external advertising signage & illuminated signage to shop front facades and associated site development works. / 0.6 km away / 14 March 2025Refused