Amendments to a previously permitted development for 29 no. residential units (Reg. Ref…
Innishannon, Drumnigh Road, Portmarnock, Co. Dublin.
Proposed development
The development will consist of amendments to a previously permitted development for 29 no. residential units (Reg. Ref. F17A/1556 / ABP-301635-18) including; alterations to site boundary resulting in a reduced site area from c. 1.48ha to c. 1.44ha; revisions to the design and layout replacing 4 no. 3-bed, 5 no. 4-bed and 20 no 5-bed detached, semi-detached and terraced 3-storey dwellings as permitted with revised house types comprising a total of 20 no. 2.5-storey 4-bed dwellings including 24 no. semi-detached houses and 6 no. terraced dwellings; alterations to the permitted internal road network; revisions to open space provision and landscaping; amendments to permitted site services; and all associated works. The development will result in the provision of 1 no. additional dwelling providing 30 no. residential units overall. AI received 20/01/23 SAI received 27/01/23
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