Planning precedent report

The development will consist of: Use of a semi-sheltered outdoor seating area constructed of a demountable timber frame structure with a low pitched roof and 4no. toilets, all of which are located within the carpark to east of the public house, on a permanent basis. These elements of the existing site were previously granted a temporary (9 month) permission, under Reg. Ref. 3592/20. It is also proposed to provide a new timber frame lean to roof over 4 no. toilets.

RETENTION: Planning permission is sought at Harry Byrnes Public House. The development consists of a semi sheltered outdoor seating area, constructed of a demountable timber frame structure with a low pitched roof and 4 no. portable toilets all of which is located in the pub car park, to the east of the existing public house.

Permission for the construction of a two storey detached 4 no. bedroom dwelling consisting of ground floor over basement, including 3m x 6m pool, garage parking for 2 no. cars, accessed utilising existing vehicular access to Hollybrook Park through archway of existing dwelling, connection to public services and all associated site works at the rear of 18 Hollybrook Park.

Permission - minor alterations to previously granted permission under Reg. Ref. 4280/18. The proposed development works as follows: (i) To accommodate the new attic floor layout (House A), the inclusion of two pitched dormer roof-lights to the east facing elevation to the previously granted House A; (ii) two new roof lights set flush with the roof pitch facing west to House A; (iii) revision to the vehicular entrance gates facing the Howth Road with the addition of a pedestrian gate to House A, and the landscaping and all associated ancillary site development works necessary to facilitae the development.

The demolition of the existing bungalow and the construction of 6 number 3 storey terraced houses behind the existing boundary wall. The permission sought will also include parking for cars and bikes as well as a bin store, alterations to the existing vehicular access, and 3 new pedestrian access points onto Lawrence Grove. Other external works will include landscaping, site services and associated drainage.

The development will consist of change of use of the existing single storey retail unit to use as therapy consultation rooms and all associated site works.