Site planning risk brief

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for the construction of a proposed dormer extension to rear of existing dwelling at attic level at 35 St. Lawrence Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3 which is a protected structure.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: RETENTION: Retention permission for garden room, screen fence and all associated site works in the rear garden.

RETENTION PERMISSION: PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Renovations and refurbishment works carried out to an existing Protected Structure including the construction of a single storey extension to the rear and associated works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: RETENTION: Retention permission for the bicycle store and related base located in the front garden.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of the refurbishment of the existing two storey semi-detached house, and rear return including: (i) Demolitions and alterations including the partial raising of the ceiling and provision of new partitions to the lower ground floor rear return to relocate the kitchen/dining area, and provide a new utility room and shower room; partial opening up of the underside of the first flight of stairs; (ii) Raising the flat roof (and to include a new flat rooflight) over the existing store and boiler room to the lower ground floor rear return, to become part of the new kitchen space; (iii) Changes to the windows and doors to side and rear facades of the ground floor rear return including: Replacement of two existing windows, alteration of two window and door openings, removal of five window and door openings (including clerestorey to the rear hallway) and provision of four new window & door openings (iv) Internal alterations to the first floor rear return to remove the hot press and storage cupboard, and provide a new bathroom layout; (v) Demolitions and Internal alterations to the first floor to allow a new layout for the en suite and new interventions to provide built in wardrobes serving the master bedroom; and including the insertion of a new glazed door to the existing arch on the first floor landing; (vi) Internal repairs, new finishes and fittings including tiling to the front hallway; (vii) Repair and repointing of existing brickwork and provision of new stone plinth to the rear return facades; (viii) Thermal upgrading of the house to include - Internal wall Insulation to the rear return at ground and first floors; Insulating the existing suspended timber floor to the main house; Removal of existing concrete floor and provision of new insulated concrete floor to the ground floor rear return; New insulation and ventilation to the main and rear return roofs; (ix) Rewiring of the electrical system and installation of solar panels to the southern roof pitches of the rear returns; (x) Upgrading the mechanical installation including providing new underfloor heating to the ground floor rear return; (xi) New hard and soft landscaping to the front, side and rear including new retaining walls to planter beds, stone paving and gravel finishes; (xii) All associated site-works, ancillary drainage and site development works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning Permission for development at 100 St. Lawrence Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3, D03 VR96, a Protected Structure (Register of Protected Structure Reference Number 7677). The development will consist of works including the following: Restoration of an original square double height bay window at the front elevation, including the replacement of the modern window installation to its original form and the installation of sliding sash windows; Restoration of the front brick facade including the removal and replacement of the existing cement pointing with a suitable lime mortar; Restoration of lead flashings on the front facade; Removal of existing upvc gutters, hopper heads, down-pipes and fittings and their replacement with cast iron rainwater goods; Removal and replacement of white upvc windows at the rear elevation and replacement with period style windows including the replacement of one of the windows at ground floor level with a Wyatt window (and the removal and replacement of a modern precast concrete sill with granite); Removal of an existing lean-to boiler house at the rear elevation; Removal of render applied to the rear external walls in the 1990s and replacement with a lime render finish; Demolition of the existing (c. 1990) two storey extension and the construction of a part two-storey part one-storey extension (the one-storey element will have a contemporary design incorporating a flat roof with roof lights and two-storey element to match the typical form and aesthetic of similar original annexes on St. Lawrence Road); and ancillary development, landscaping and site works above and below ground.