Planning precedent report

Permission for development. The development will consist of

Permission for development. The development will consist of Alteration of the existing alternative access/egress route to become the primary vehicular entrance/exit to Rock Road with a single lane in both directions. The closure of the existing signalised junction from Blackrock Hospital and clinic to the Rock Road and replacement with new pedestrian crossing on the Rock Road. Road, cyclist and footpath improvement works along Rock Road as well as two new signalised junction onto Rock Road. Reconfigured car parking layout to provide appropriate car parking and pedestrian facilities in conjunction with the new main access route. The relocation of the signage (2 no. existing granite signs and 1 no. existing stainless-steel sign) at the existing main vehicular entrance to the relocated main vehicular entrance. The removal of the rubble boundary wall, north of the existing access, and the provision of a low level wall and hedge.

Permission for a single storey flat roof (sedum finish) extension to the side at

Blackrock Clinic Limited intends to apply for temporary planning permission (for a period of five years) for a development at this site of c.0.1105 hectares at Blackrock Hospital, Rock Road, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. The proposed development will consist of a single storey building located to the northern side of the main Blackrock Clinic building and which will facilitate the relocation of the “Eye Centre” associated with the Department of Ophthalmology. The proposed building will measure c.144.2 sq.m (including Plantroom (c.21 sq.m) and associated connections to the main Clinic building including canopy. The proposed development results in the temporary loss of 11 no. car parking spaces which will be reinstated upon removal of the temporary structure. All associated site development and services works.

Permission at a mid terrace, two-story over basement,

Permission at a mid-terrace, two-storey over basement, two bedroom house