Planning precedent report

The conversion of an attic into a store room and external renovations comprising 1.0 the provision of a gable wall to the front of the dwelling 2.0 fitting external insulation 3.0 installing two velux rooflights to the front roof 4.0 the construction of a 4.6M2 extension to the rear of the dwelling on the ground and first floor and a 5.2M2 extension to the east side on the ground and first floor 5.0 Internal renovations

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.

Planning permission is sought by Andrew Hogan for alterations to the front elevation of existing dwelling to include the installation of a new attic level window to the front of the roof gable projection and the installation of a new velux rooflight to the side of the roof gable projection and all associated works necessary to facilitate the development all at 265 Clontarf Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3, D03 Y2T0.

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 to create vehicular entrance to front of property to include inward opening gates and permeable gravel finish.

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.