The proposed development consists of : (i) demolition of existing 2 no. dwellings…
Lands at Levanda & Elsfield, 14 & 14a Yellow walls Road, Malahide, Dublin
Proposed development
The proposed development consists of : (i) demolition of existing 2 no. dwellings, which include two-storey dormer dwelling 'Levanda' (with single storey out-house structure) and 'Elsfield; a single storey dwelling; (ii) construction of 12 no. three-bedroom, three storey, terraced dwellings (House Types A,B,C &D), each dwelling is provided with private amenity space to the rear and 1 no. car parking space ( 12 no. car parking spaces in total); (iii) widening of existing vehicular entrance to provide a new pedestrian footpath and two-way vehicular access road (accessed via Yellow Walls Road); (iv) a new 445sq.m public open space to be provided, including a detailed landscape proposal and new boundary treatments; and, (v) new SuDs and foul drainage and all associated works necessary to facilitate the development.
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