a) The demolition of part four-storey and part two-storey building (1325 sqm)…
The Waterside Bar, Harbour Road and 50 Church Street, Howth, D13 C9V4
Proposed development
a) The demolition of part four-storey and part two-storey building (1325 sqm); b) The construction of a part five-storey and part four-storey terraced building (2201 sqm), containing public house and restaurant on ground floor and first floor respectively, with primary access from Harbour Rd., boutique hotel bedrooms on second, third and fourth floors with primary access from Church St. and a residents' terrace area (122 sqm) containing an enclosed fire escape. Ancillary services to include storage rooms at ground floor level and kitchen at first floor, connected by service lift and plant room on second floor; c) Enclosed outdoor waste storage (8 sqm) facing south (Church St); d) Alterations and rebuilding of the existing boundary wall facing south (Church St); e) Associated hard and soft landscaping, including drainage connection to public sewer and 14 No. cycle parking spaces.
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Permission was refused on 25 Apr 2024. The applicant may appeal within four weeks of the decision.
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