Planning application · Fingal County Council

The site is bounded to north by undeveloped lands…

Lands at Baldoyle ( Formerly known as the Coast, Dublin 13

F21A/0046 · FingalOn Site
Reference
F21A/0046
Planning authority
Fingal County Council
Received
1 Feb 2021
Decided
22 Mar 2021
Status
On Site
Commenced
10 Sept 2021

Proposed development

The site is bounded to north by undeveloped lands, to the south by the residential development of Myrtle, to the east by residential development of Red Arches, and to the west by undeveloped lands and the Dublin - Belfast railway line. The development consists of minor alterations to permitted residential development, as permitted under F16A/0412, ABP Ref: PL06F.248970 as amended under F20A/0258. The proposed alterations relate to Blocks B3, B4,C3, C4 and C5 only and relate to either: Proposed alterations to some of the permitted Unit Types in respect of their external design which relates primarily to roof and porch design as well as external finishes, minor internal reconfiguration and removal or alteration of permitted solar panels. The introduction of new Unit Types in place of permitted units. This is set out in respect of each block as follows : Block B3 - To the east of the Block, the replacement of the permitted 1 no Unit Type G, 7 no. Unit Type D and 1 no. Unit Type E with 9 no. Unit Type P. Block B4- to the east side of the Block, replacement of the permitted 1 no. Unit Type G, 7 No. Unit Type D and 1 no. Unit Type E, 1 no. Unit Type A and 1 no. Unit Type B with 9 no. Unit Type P. Block C3 to the west and centre of the block replacement and alteration of the permitted 2 no. Unit Type M, 8 no. Unit Type A and 6 no. Unit Type D with 18 no. revised unit Type B. To the east of the block the replacement of 2 no. Unit Type E with 2 no. revised unit Type D and the alteration of the 5 no. Unit Type E to revised unit Type E Block C4- To the west of the block the alteration of the permitted 2 no. Unit Type N and 4 no. Unit Type K to 2 no. revised unit Type N and 4 no. Revised Unit Type K. Block C5- to the west of the block the alteration of the permitted 2 no. Unit Type N and 4 no. revised Unit Type K. In total 38 permitted units are being altered with external changes and 33 no. units are replacing Type 38 no. permitted units. This proposed replacement and alteration of permitted unit types results in a reduction in permitted units by 5. Permission is also sought for the resultant increase in car-parking from 98 permitted spaces to 122 spaces relating to the subject units and for the alterations to permitted landscaping as a result of the proposed development.

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