Planning precedent report

Permission for attic conversion to a non-habitable

Permission for single storey extension

Permission for the relocation of the existing pedestrian access from Sweetmount Drive to Sweetmount Avenue reusing the existing timber gates; the relocation of the existing vehicular access south along Sweetmount Drive, towards no 2 with new gates and new gate posts together with the provision of new drop kerb and relocation of existing lamp post; the construction of new boundary walls along Sweetmount Drive and the southern boundary together with new walls around the new parking area.

First-floor extension to the side and rear, including a new canopy over the front door, which is positioned at the side/front of the house. Additionally, two new side windows will be added on the first floor.

Permission is sought for new zinc cladding to existing dormers to the front and rear, garage conversion including raising the roof height and single storey rear extension at 12 Sweetmount Drive, Dundrum, Dublin 14 by Brian Riordan and Sorcha Monahan.

Permission is sought for the demolition of a late twentieth century single-storey building with pitched roof currently housing an indoor swimming pool, gymnasium and associated hanging and sanitary facilities; the demolition of a twenty-first century conservatory extension; the change of use of an existing standalone garage building into a home gym, including the insertion of a roof light into the existing pitched roof; single-storey extensions to the sides of the house at ground floor level totalling 70m2, with flat roofs and roof lights; alterations at ground and first floor levels, including formation of new openings, alterations to existing openings, levelling of floors and construction of new internal walls; installation of roof lights to the pitched roof to the existing structure; construction of a new single storey flat-roofed garage of 55m2 with rooflights, accessed from an existing entrance off Sweetmount Avenue; and landscaping and planting works to side and rere garden, including the provision of new hard landscaping adjacent to the house.