Site planning risk brief

Planning permission is sought for pedestrian access off Vernon Heath to the rear garden of the existing dwelling. The development will consist of: (i) the provision of a new pedestrian access gate (900mm wide x 2.2m high) along the existing northern boundary wall of No. 155 Vernon Avenue providing access to the rear of the existing property.

Planning permission is sought to the side of existing dwelling at 159 Vernon Avenue for the construction of a new detached 5-bedroom dwelling; 2 storey to the front, 3-storey to the rear, along with single-storey extension to the front, rooflights, shed and bin store, along-side with car parking spaces and with all associated site works and landscaping works. New dwelling and car parking spaces to be all accessible through laneway to the north of site, as per planning ref. no. WEB1018/19.

The development will consist of: The construction of a new detached 2-storey, three bedroomed dwelling with associated private garden space and 2 no. car parking spaces with associated drainage and services, plus a new electromagnetic gate on an existing shared vehicular access driveway off Vernon Avenue and set back from the road.

Planning permission is sought for a site to rear and side of existing property at 159 Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3. Permission is sought for the construction of a new detached 3-bedroom dwelling; 2 storeys to North side, single storey to South side, with half-barrel-vaulted roofs and a rooflight, alongside with shed. Planning permission for the provision of no. 2 car parking spaces. New dwelling and car parking spaces will be accessible through laneway to the west of site, as per planning ref no WEB1018/19.

Planning Permission is sought for the alterations to previously granted application WEB1018/19. The proposed permission will consist of alterations to the shared pedestrian and vehicular entrance arrangement to the existing sites, providing a new separate vehicle and pedestrian entrance to the existing dwelling at 159 Vernon Avenue, Clontarf Dublin 3. The granted laneway to the rear two sites will still be maintained but permission is also sought for altering the existing access onto Vernon Avenue and all associated site works and landscaping works.

Planning Permission is sought for the alterations to shared pedestrian and vehicular entrance arrangement to existing dwelling. The proposal consists of a new shared pedestrian & vehicular laneway providing rearranged access to the existing dwelling, whilst providing vehicular access to the remainder of the site known as 159 Vernon Avenue. The proposed laneway is to be accessible from Vernon Avenue and will include all associated site works and landscaping works.