Planning application for proposed development comprising of alterations to existing…
23-24 Mountain View Avenue, Dublin 6 and rear of 226-230 Harold's Cross Road
Proposed development
The development consists of a Planning application for proposed development comprising of alterations to existing planning permission ref. 2409/19 as amended by permissions, reg. refs. 3874/23 & 3592/24, incl: (1) Permission for amendments to a permitted under croft accessway, revisions to fire tender & refuse truck access arrangements, a reduction from 2 no. to 1 no. parking spaces (1 disabled parking space) to the internal courtyard, amended bike & bin store canopy structure to contain 17 no. bike parking spaces & accessible bins, & amendments to landscape scheme design including to include permeable paving areas; (2) Permission for amendments to permitted rear fire escape structure design & for an increase in its height up to 3rd storey level to connect to permitted balconies & add new balconies for fire escape access at 3rd fl. level; & (3) Revisions to the permitted apartment section of the scheme incl. increased building height to 13.045m, alteration of roof profile to increase floor to ceiling height for part of 3rd storey, stepping back of parts of & amendments to the permitted east elevation, & amendments to the west elevation resulting in: (a) at gnd. fl. - Revised internal flr. areas (of 49.5 sqm per unit) & layouts, revised opes incl. new rear doors into units 2 & 3 from amended fire escape & balconies & new terraces to west elevation, (b) at first fl. - revised internal floor areas (49.5 sqm per unit) & layouts, revised opes incl. new rear doors into units 3, 4 &5 from amended fire escape balconies & new balconies to the west elevation, & (c) at 2nd & 3rd fl. Revised internal fl. areas (of 103.5 sqm per duplex unit) & layouts, new 3rd fl. balcony, revised opes incl. new rear doors into units 5, 6 & 7 from amended & extended fire escape & balconies & larger size windows with guardrails to the west elevation.
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The council recorded a decision on 7 Nov 2024. The official file has the outcome; a third-party appeal is possible within four weeks of the decision.
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