Site planning risk brief

The development will consist of a one storey extension

Permission is sought for an amendment

Permission is sought for retention of change of use of first floor from

Planning permission for demolition rear wall of house and extend the existing ground floor to the rear with a single storey flat roof extension with roof lights over and remodel the ground floor to allow new design layout. Allow a light well on first floor with rooflight on existing two storey main side hipped roof, in addition of a canopy over front door and a redesign of the front vehicle entrance. Maintain connection to public sewerage and surface water and all ancillary site works.

Permission and Retention Permission is sought by Brian Kenny for development at No. 29 Johnstown Road, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin (A96 CH56). The development to be retained consists of 2 no. existing single storey flat roof extensions located to the rear of the property and including an existing roof window (Total area to be retained 28sqm). The proposed development consists of the change of use of 47sqm of the existing ground floor area from office use to retail use and for a new roof window in the existing main rear pitched roof.

The proposed development will consist of (1)The change of use of 25sqm of the existing ground floor residential unit to pharmacy use, (2) the construction of a 26sqm ground floor flat roof single storey rear extension to the pharmacy unit, (3) for a new pharmacy shopfront and entrance door incorporating a roller shutter, (4) for new pharmacy shopfront signage, (5) for a 1sqm extension of the residential unit at the ground floor to the front of the existing entrance door to include a new front door, (6) for internal alterations to the layout of the residential unit including a new stairs and first floor room layout, (7) for material alterations to the existing single storey rear garage structure to include raising the walls, constructing a new flat roof and blocking the existing garage door to the rear lane, (8) for the construction of a new pedestrian access gate in the rear property boundary wall to the lane and all associated site works.