Site planning risk brief

Planning permission is sought to fit a new sign and 2 no. display cases to the front wall (North East Elevation) and associated site works.

The development will consist of an attic conversion including a dormer window to rear and rooflight to front of existing roof.

Proposed widening of pedestrian access to form vehicular access driveway to front garden with associated site development works

PROTECTED STRUCTURE The development will consist of the installation of a new estate fence within All Hallows campus grounds and renovation of the boundary wall, extending from campus vehicular entrance on Church Avenue to southern-most vehicular entrance on Grace Park Road. Existing estate fence to east planted area to be replaced with new estate railing completed with wire mesh. Additionally, the gate pillars at both entrances will be refurbished. All Hallows Campus is the historical demesne of Drumcondra House, a Protected Structure (RPS Ref 3237). The new 1.55metre high estate style fence will run along southern edge of existing southern lawn within the historic All Hallows Campus. Renovation works to the existing boundary wall involve; installation of ground anchor retaining structures at 1.2metre centres along Church Avenue where required; removal of modern cement pointing and masonry blockwork; repointing with lime-based mortar; rebuilding areas where modern masonry block has been removed, using coursed random rubble stone; rebuilding sections of the top of the boundary wall that have collapsed, also using coursed random rubble stone.

Planning permission is sought by Denise & Alan McGeough for the following works: (i) Construction of a part single storey part two storey extension to the rear of existing dwelling with flat roofs (ii) Formation of dormer window to rear of existing pitched roof (iii) Associated site & landscaping works necessary to facilitate the development all at 46 Clonturk Park, Dublin 9, D09 H772.

The alterations to the roof profile to build up the gable wall creating a ‘Dutch’ hip roof, the conversion of the attic space to dwelling storage / ancillary spaces with a dormer roof construction to the rear, all internal modifications and all associated site works.