Planning precedent report

The removal of the existing front boundary wall and pedestrian entrance, the construction of a new vehicular 3m Wide entrance, new front boundary wall and pillars and permeable paving driveway, dishing of the existing public footpath to accommodate new vehicular entrance, and all associated site works, at 237 Ballyfermot Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10.

Planning permission closing of the existing access to the Candle Centre (now occupied by Matt Talbot Community Trust) from the grounds of the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption and the opening of a new access to the Candle Centre from Colepark Drive. This involves the demolition of the boundary wall between the Candle Centre and 77 Colepark Drive, the demolition of the existing access gates and pillars access to the Candle Centre, alterations to the existing boundary wall at the Candle Centre and the reinstatement of the previously demolished walls in the existing boundary between the Church of Our Lady Of The Assumption adjacent and the site subject of planning.

The development will consist of the restructuring of the external landscape and the renovation of the fire damaged existing one storey community centre to the rear of the property. External landscape works involve new garden areas, green house, car parking areas and building of a new boundary wall to the Cornamona land to the north of the site. Renovation works consist of an upgraded thermal envelope to the building including insulated render system and new windows and doors and the removal of adjacent sheds.

Permission for change of use from Retail unit to Restaurant with the preparation of hot and cold foods for consumption both on and off the premises. This application represents a relocation of the existing Restaurant and signage from No. 296 Ballyfermot Road, Dublin 10 to a larger empty unit.

The development will consist of change of use of the existing ground floor café unit to a ground floor Chinese restaurant for the preparation of hot and cold foods for consumption both on and off the premises operating seven days a week from 12 midday through to 10pm. The name of the business will change on the facade from “Full Stop Cafe” to “Lams Chinese Restaurant.” The development will consist of no external or internal alterations. This is all together with associated site works.

Planning permission for construction of new bay window and porch to the front of existing dwelling.