Planning precedent report

Planning Permission for the following works to 26 Bath Avenue Gardens D04 WN20: widening of vehicular access from street to existing off-street parking; modification of ground floor living room window to form new bay window to front, replacement porch, addition of roof canopy, insertion of roof-light; demolition of existing rear extension and construction of new extension (partially two storey) to rear; replacement windows; all associated site and drainage works.

Permission for a first-floor extension over an existing ground floor extension to the rear garden and all associated site works.

Permission for development at this site, 1 Derrynane Gardens (junction with Bath Avenue), Irishtown, Dublin 4, D04 PF22. The development will consist of the demolition of the single storey extension to the rear and the construction of a new single/two storey extension with attached garden shed to the rear with auxiliary elevational alterations to the existing dwelling.

The development will consist of the provision, to rear, of new first floor pitched roof extension with rooflights, and the provision, to front, of modifications to existing ground floor window openings, all to existing mid-terrace two-storey dwelling with exempted development works also ongoing.

Amendments to previously granted Planning Permission Reg. Ref. WEB1460/16. Amendments to comprise: (1) Alterations to dimensions and layout of permitted single storey extension to the rear and side of existing house, (2) Addition of 2nd storey bedroom and bathroom extension to rear and side, (3) External Wall Insulation (EWI) & new render finishes to existing dwelling (4) Associated revised garden layout and site boundary works, at 3A Derrynane Gardens, Dublin 4 at the corner with Bath Avenue Gardens.

Retention of first-floor flat-roof rear extension. Construction of a new first-floor flat-roof rear extension. Construction of a single-storey flat-roof rear extension. Provision of a new front vehicular access, including partial removal of front boundary railings and installation of an inward-opening gate.