Planning precedent report

To retain the dwelling house as constructed

A single storey extension to the South West facing elevation, the provision of a part two storey and part first floor extension to the South East facing elevation, including the relocation of the front door to the South East facing elevation to face the road

Provision of a single storey extension to the South West facing elevation, the provision of a part two storey and part first floor extension to the South East facing elevation, including the relocation of the front door to the South East facing elevation to face the road. The development also includes other general internal alterations

Single storey rear extension, new rooflights to west side of existing roof, new windows to existing west façade, new covered entrance porch, internal alterations to existing dwelling and associated site works

Scaffolding

Two existing extensions to the rear of the existing single-storey detached house at Filley Park Lodge, Upper Dargle Road, Bray, Co Wicklow, Eircode A98XV99. The first extension (the single-storey extension to the rear of the original 1840’s house) was constructed in the early 1980’s, while the second extension (the two-storey extension to the rear of the first extension) was constructed in 1990. A car-port was constructed in the mid 1990’s, and this application also seeks retention permission for same. The application also seeks retention permission for the reinstatement and upgrading of a series of partially overgrown raised terraces at the end of the rear garden, and the provision of additional steps and safety rails to replace existing. It also seeks retention permission for the erection of large new fencing panels to provide a new “face” to the existing large boundary fencing panels already in existence on the site. Finally, it includes the provision of a new roller shutter door to replace the existing garage doors, and the provision of a new soakaway to absorb rainwater from the already-existing hardstanding areas. This application seeks to tidy-up the planning status of these historical elements of the house, while at the same time, applying for retention permission for the small number of recent works as here listed