Weekly Planning Lists

Article 27(2), Planning & Development Regulations 2001 (as amended)

(a)  Under section 34 of the Act, the applications for permission may be granted permission, subject to or without conditions, or refused.

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Article 31(g), Planning & Development Regulations 2001 (as amended)

(a)  In deciding a planning application the planning authority, in accordance with section 34(3) of the Act, has had regard to submissions or observations received in accordance with these Regulations”

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Qualified staff members are available by appointment to explain the content of current planning applications.

The service is being provided to assist members of the public and residents groups in understanding planning applications currently part of the planning process. The service is not intended to provide general planning advice or to assist in the drafting of submissions in relation to planning objections, observations and appeals.

All queries in relation to site specific planning guidance or pre-application discussion should be directed to the area planner, Planning Department, Block 4, Floor 3, Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin 8.

Please contact the relevant area office number below to make an appointment and to ensure that the relevant documentation will be made available on the day of your visit.

Meeting Location

South Central Area

South East Area

North West Area

North Central Area

2225200

2225127

2225727

222 8870

Crumlin Area Office

Contact Area Office for location

Finglas Area Office

Bunratty Area Office

***AMENDMENT TO WEEK 29/17***

The development consists of the following:

1) Provision of an ESB substation and switch room at ground floor level onto Anglesea Street;

2) Internal alterations at basement, ground and first floor level to accommodate new substation, including relocation of lift, reconfiguration of staff welfare facilities and new lobby;

3) These alterations result in a net increase of 10 sq.m of floorspace;

4) External alterations in order to facilitate internal changes, including provision of 2 no. doors at ground floor level and facade alterations, all to Anglesea Street; and

5) All associated ancillary works.

– Removal of existing 3-storey return and steps to rear.

– Construction of a 2-storey extension to side accommodating a new shower wc at upper ground floor level and enclosed access stair to rear garden and 1 no. roof light to rear pitched slated roof.

– New structural opening to original side gable wall to accommodate access to same.

– New 2-storey and part 3-storey flat roofed extension to rear reinstating second floor level return as meeting room with roof light (13.1 sq.m), staff kitchen with roof light at upper ground floor level and extended medical office to lower ground floor (garden) level with roof light.

– New structural opening required at lower ground floor level removing 2 no. original windows (under existing bay window), retaining and reinstating original splayed opening surround detail.

– Ancillary site development works and new drainage works to foul and surface water including rainwater harvesting.

Total proposed extended area = 105.72 sq.m.

1.) Provide new windows to existing gable elevation (South) to ensuites on first and attic  floor levels.

2.) Widen vehicular entrance and provide new gates with alterations to existing grassed area to front of dwelling.

3.) All above with associated siteworks.

***AMENDMENT  TO  WEEK 29/17***

1. Change existing hipped side of roof to a gable.

2.Addition of attic access stairs (and internal alterations) and dormer window to rear.

Retention Permission is also sought for alterations to previously approved Planning Permission Register Reference 0743/97, principally: (i) the retention of 38 sq.m., single storey garage to the south of the existing house with brick finish, terracotta roof tiles and timber doors all matching the external finishes of the main house (ii) retention of altered plan layout to rear extension and (iii) retention of double doors to rear elevation.

– At garden level: demolition of existing single storey extension to rear; construction of new single storey extension to rear; new opening in original back wall of the house; removal of chimney breast in rear room; replacement of ground floor slab at lower level; new shower room and utility.

– At first floor level: replace existing partitions and doors to rear section; new bathroom; new windows to rear elevation and gable elevation.

– At rear roof: replace rooflight with conservation rooflight to stairwell.

– Generally: new pedestrian gate to side laneway; all associated temporary works; replace render and repair brickwork; replace all windows; upgrade services; decoration; landscaping; and drainage works.

1. Replacement of the existing eastern staircase, from the Plaza to the main entrance, with a Part M compliant staircase.

2. Replacement of existing glazed entrance facade, at ground and first floor, at both the front and rear of the building, with a new facade with clear glazing. This also involves the replacement of existing main entrance doors with new double height revolving doors.

1) Repair to the front boundary wall;

2) Provision of inward opening gates to a new vehicular entrance.

3) Removal of a section of existing boundary wall and railings,

4) Relocation of masonry pier,

5) Re-use of the removed railings for new gates,

6) Gravel parking area with charging bollard for 2 no. cars and

7) Landscaping and all associated ancillary works and site works.

This house is a Protected Structure in the Record of Protected Structures (RPS No. 8439) in the Dublin City Development Plan.

(i) On the front (south-eastern) elevation facing Shrewsbury Road: demolition of 2 no. lower ground floor bay window features and removal of ground and first floor bay windows; provision of 2 no. lower ground floor replacement bay window features and replacement bay windows at ground and first floor level; new porch at ground floor level (with entrance steps and railings from garden level); removal of 2 no. dormer windows at second floor level and construction of 2 no. front gable pitched roof feature extensions (above bay windows); and replacement window in existing (central) dormer window at second floor level;

(ii) On the rear (north-western) elevation: demolition of the existing facade; removal of 2 no. dormer windows at second floor level; construction of minor infill extensions at lower ground, ground and first floor levels, and 2 no. front gable pitched roof feature extensions at second floor level; replacement window in existing (central) dormer window at second-floor level and removal of panelling below;

(iii) On the side (south-western) elevation facing no. 22 Shrewsbury Road, removal of 2 no. circular windows and 1 no. arched window, to be replaced with a new feature-length window extending from ground-floor level to second-floor level;

(iv) On the side (north-eastern) elevation facing No. 20B Shrewsbury Road, removal of 2 no. windows at ground floor level and 1 no. window at first floor level and provision of 2 no. new windows at both ground and first floor levels;

(v) Replacement roof light over second floor landing;

(vi) Minor reconfiguration of internal walls;

(vii) Removal of existing non-original gates, railings and plinth and provision of new brick entrance piers, replacement gate and replacement railings over granite plinth to match front boundary of No. 20B Shewsbury Road (approved under Reg.Ref. 0520/01); and

(viii) All associated site development, landscape and drainage works necessary to facilitate the development.

B) Two new roof lights to the existing pitched roof at the front of the house and one new roof light to the existing flat-roofed ground floor extension.

C) All associated internal and ancillary site works.

1) Demolition of the existing warehouse building on the site (gross floor area of 802 sq m);

2) a 136 bedroom hotel including a public bar (194 sq m) and restaurant (184 sq m) and other ancillary facilities such as kitchen, gym, storage areas, bin stores, plant rooms, reception area, administration offices, a meeting room, all totalling 5,699 sq m including an ESB substation (6 sq m);

3) 10 no. internal bicycle spaces;

4) Associated plant, infrastructural connections and site development works.

– Demolition of two existing warehouses (totalling c. 381 sq.m).

– Construction of an 8 storey over 2 storey basement hotel extension providing 103 no. additional bedrooms (to bring the total to 255 bedrooms).

– East/ west/ north facing terrace at 5th/6th/7th floor.

– Provision of a spa and wellness treatment area at basement levels, gym and juice bar at ground/ mezzanine floor and bar at 7th floor.

– Modifications to existing hotel building to include extension of the function room, ground floor plant room and additional lift.

– Provision of bicycle parking at basement level.

– Total additional gross floor area of the hotel extension c. 5,819 sq.m.

– All associated site development, site services provision, plant rooms, landscaping and boundary treatment works.

The development comprises of the demolition of all existing structures on site and the construction of a mixed-use development with a total gross floor area of 17,084 sqm and up to a height of 20 metres (31.250m OD).

The development includes the construction of:

1. A 6-storey, mixed use development ranging in height from 5 residential storeys over commercial ground floor onto Chancery Lane and the new Le Pole Square, with 4 residential storeys over 2 floors of commercial development facing onto Ship Street Great.

2. A new pedestrian street running west to east between Chancery Lane and Ship Street Great and the creation of a heritage open space at La Pole Square which will be open to the public during designated hours.

3. A convention centre over two storeys with associated back up servicing, break-out spaces, and pre-conference facilities. The main conference hall which extends to 818 sqm is supported by a pre-conference lobby which extends to 936 sqm including circulation, reception, bar area, cloaks, toilet facilities, kitchens and storage spaces. The upper floor of the convention centre comprises of meeting rooms and break-out spaces of 770 sqm area and includes circulation, toilet facilities and reception areas.

4. An exhibition gallery which extends to 161 sqm at ground floor level accessed from Le Pole Square and 127 sqm at lower ground floor level which is accessible via Ship Street Great.

5. A café extending to 118 sqm at ground floor level with dual access from the proposed Le Pole Square and the proposed pedestrian link off Chancery Lane.

6. A residential development of 86 apartment units over 5 floors, consisting of 16 three beds, 43 two beds and 27 one beds ranging in size from 51.3 sqm to 115 sqm. Private balconies / terraces provided on all elevations. Communal open space provided by means of an internal courtyard at a raised podium level and roof gardens at upper levels.

7. Vehicular access is proposed via a ramped entrance from Ship Street Great and cyclist access is proposed via a dedicated lift from Chancery Lane. 18 cycle racks will be provided in the proposed Le Pole Square.

8. A double basement is proposed to accommodate the provision of boiler / ancillary plant facilities; residential and commercial storage; kitchen preparation area / office and storage, staff changing room; 65 parking bays, 90 cycle racks; cyclist shower room, and residential and commercial refuse storage.

9. The provision of an ESB substation accessed from Chancery Lane and all other associate ancillary works.

10. All associated site development, servicing and landscaping works.