Applications tied to the site
Partial coverage23 register records are within the point-match tolerance; a parcel boundary is needed to treat this as exact.
23 matched| PlanIntel brief | PlanningCheck | |
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| Price | €39 incl. VAT | €49 |
| Nearby decisions | Up to 80 detailed (40 refusals + 40 grants) | Not stated |
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Site planning risk brief
One-off house / within 5 km where a location match is available
Executive snapshot
9% of nearby decided applications were refused. The site check found 7,117 decisions within 5 km, 23 exact-site or onsite candidate records, and 847 structured appeals.
Evidence maturity
Each section reports its own coverage, per county. “Not yet covered” means the source dataset is not loaded for this local authority, so the brief draws no conclusion there and says where to check — it never reads as “no constraint found”.
23 register records are within the point-match tolerance; a parcel boundary is needed to treat this as exact.
23 matched1 of 2 layers are loaded for Dublin City Council and were intersected with the site; settlement boundary is not loaded and no conclusion is drawn for it.
1 matchedNo verified rural-housing citation is loaded for Dublin City Council, so this brief makes no current policy claim and relies on decision history.
2 of 4 layers are loaded for Dublin City Council and were intersected with the site; flood and built heritage are not loaded and no conclusion is drawn for them.
2 matched0 prompts are backed by extracted nearby decision evidence; all prompts remain checks, not predictions.
847 structured nearby appeal records.
847 matchedCitations are current-dated and carry policy name, section, page and source URL from the Dublin City Council development plan.
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The development will consist of new vehicular access to front, alterations to wall with new pillars, gates, landscaping and all ancillary site works.
The development will consist of 1) New vehicular entrance to front. 2) Alterations to front boundary wall including new pillar. 3) Dishing of foothpath to facilitate new vehicular entrance. 4) All associated site works.
Conversion of her attic to storage including removal of an existing dormer window to the rear, 2 velux rooflights to the rear, 2 velux rooflights to the front and a triangular window to the front gable, all at roof level.
Dublin City Council, Planning Permission is sought for works to 272 Clontarf Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3, D03 K0V3 for Margaret & Garrett Scanlan. Works to include construction of 2 no. skylights to front roof plane of existing dwelling and construction of dormer to rear roof plane, along with internal alterations. All along with associated landscaping and site works.
PERMISSION & RETENTION: The development will consist of: (i) The retention of the existing velux window located on the front pane of the projecting gable fronted roof. (ii) Permission for a new 3970mm wide vehicular entrance in place of the existing pedestrian entrance to the front of the property for 2x off street car parking spaces. This will include alterations to the wall, construction of a new pillar to match the existing, dished access at the pavement at the front of the property and landscaping. (iii) All associated ancillary site works.
The development will consist of the repositioning and widening the existing vehicular entrance to 3 m wide and reinstating the previously existing pedestrian only access to the front of the property.
The brief summarizes the pattern across all 7,117 matched decisions within 5 km and includes up to 80 detailed comparables (40 nearest refusals and 40 nearest grants), with extracted reasons, quotes, and available source links. €39 incl. VAT.
Source match
Matched from public planning record 3902/19The site brief adds up to 80 nearest detailed grants and refusals, extracted source evidence, document links, and a shareable risk summary.
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