Planning precedent report

The development will consist of the demolition of the existing single storey garden store to the east side boundary and construction of a single storey extension to the east side boundary and to the rear of the existing dwelling, the addition of an attic room rooflight to the west side of the existing pitched roof with associated services and site works.

Demolition of a side chimney and the construction of - a pitched roof side extension at first floor over an existing ground floor accommodation, single storey flat roof rear extension, pitched roof side extension over an existing stairs to access attic floor, an attic conversion featuring a raised pitched roof and 2no. Velux rooflights – 1no. on each side of the pitch roof, amendment to windows configuration to front, minor internal alterations, and widening of an existing vehicular gate and associated site works.

Retention of glazed fenestration & additional 9.8 sq meter laundry room & shed extension to rear return garden room of the existing house.

Permission is sought for the demolition of the front garage (approx. 14sqm), the construction of ground floor single storey flat roof extension to front (totalling approx. 15sqm). The development will also include externally insulating the retained house (render and brick slip finish), alterations to internal layouts, additional window opes and changes to selected existing window opes, proposed rooflights, relocating gateposts / vehicular entrance and all associated site works at 17 Glenart Avenue, Blackrock, County Dublin, A94H6C1 by Lisa & Adam Rathbone.

Demolition and removal of covered link and existing conservatory to the southern elevation, construction of new ground floor link to connect existing annex building and incorporate into house, new single storey extensions to rear and sides, removal of existing chimney to allow for construction of new dormer window to northern elevation at first floor level to house new staircase, fenestration changes at ground floor level along with ancillary site works.

Permission is sought for an amendment to the previously