St. Matthews National School, intend to apply for retention permission for development…
A site to the rear of St. Matthew's National School, Cranfield Place, Sandymount, Dublin 4, D04FK11, and 10 Tritonville Road,, Dublin 4, D04YW32
Proposed development
St. Matthews National School, intend to apply for retention permission for development at a site to the rear of St. Matthew's National School, Cranfield Place, Sandymount, Dublin 4 DO4FK11 and 10 Tritonville Road, Dublin 4, DO4YW32 The development consists of the retention of the following development: a) Extension of the school site of St. Matthew's National School to the north into lands formerly part of 10 Tritonville Road to accommodate an external play area of 360 sqm. b) New timber fence screening with an overall height of C. 2.8m, matching the existing wall, on the eastern boundary between the external play area and residential dwellings on Church Avenue; c) New boundary wall (c. 1.8m) and metal fencing (c. 1m) with an overall height of c.2.8m on the western boundary of the external play area with 10 Tritonville Road; d) Reconfiguration of existing access to the subject site from the laneway off Cranfield Place to include for an access gate and pillars, to the external play area in St. Matthew's National School. The gate and pillars have an overall height of c. 2.2m and width of c. 3.6 m and are located on the southern boundary of the external play area; e) Rear garden access gate and pillars to the rear of 10 no. Tritonville Road, accessed from existing laneway off Cranfield Place, with an overall height of C. 1.9m and width of c. 3.6m on the eastern boundary of 10 Tritonville Road; f) All associated site development works.
What happens next
Permission was granted on 9 Oct 2024. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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