Planning precedent report

Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is proposing to develop a sports and community facilities at the Bray Road entrance to Cabinteely Park. These comprise the development of a single storey changing pavilion of circa 50 square metres, the restoration of the gate lodge, and a general upgrade of the entrance to include paving, planting, seating, bike stands, drainage and all ancillary works. A new changing pavilion building (approximately 50 square metres) is proposed to the north of the existing gatelodge. This will include two changing rooms with team storage areas, an accessible toilet and small plant rooms. The structure will be a high-quality timber framed modular unit with robust aluminium doors, zinc seamed or fibreglass roof with skylights and external cedar cladding. It will include photo-voltaic panels on the roof and incorporate rainwater harvesting. The gate lodge will be faithfully restored for community usage in accordance with conservation principles under the direction of a grade 1 conservation Architect. It will include meeting rooms, a small kitchenette and a toilet. The poorly constructed modern extension will be demolished so that the building can standalone again in the parkland setting. The existing entrance will be enhanced with natural stone paving, appropriate ornamental planting, seating and other street furniture. The use of sustainable urban drainage will be incorporated.

Permission for the proposed green energy initiative development consisting of a ground mount installation of Photovoltaic Panels, together with all associated site works

Permission for development at this site.

Retention planning permission for operation of the unit, for the additional periods of time (permitted daily closing time is currently 12:00am), an additional 30 mins on Sundays - Thursdays inclusive, closing at 12:30am, and an additional 1 hour and 45 minutes on Fridays and Saturdays.

Permission for construction of a 34 no. unit residential development comprising a terrace of 10 no. three storey three bedroom houses (ranging from 124.58 to 125.17 sqm) with 2 no. surface car parking spaces each; 13 no. two bedroom apartments (ranging from 71.7 to 120 sqm) and 11 no. duplex apartments (1 no. two bedroom [88 sqm] and 10 no. three bedroom [ranging from 121 to 146.7 sqm]) in 2 no. blocks - a three storey block along the Old Bray Road frontage and a two/three storey block along the Brennanstown Road frontage; the provision of a landscaped courtyard incorporating internal access routes, communal open space, children's play area, 24 no. surface car parking spaces (including 2 no. accessible parking spaces), 84 no. covered cycle parking spaces, 2 no. motorcycle parking spaces, an electricity substation and bin storage building; the construction of a new vehicular and pedestrian access to the site from Old Bray Road and 1 no. pedestrian entrance from Breannanstown Road and all other site works above and below the ground required to facilitate the development, including the installation of photovoltaic panels on the apartment block and houses and the formation of 8 no. openings in the existing boundary wall on the Old Bray Road and Brennanstown Road frontages.

Permission for construction of a 34 no. unit residential development comprising