Core Refusal Reason
Adverse visual impact on the architectural character and setting of the conservation area and nearby Protected Structures.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed telecommunications equipment would negatively impact the special architectural character and setting of the surrounding conservation area and adjacent Protected Structures.
- The installation would obstruct or degrade key views and vistas in and out of Parnell Square, St. Mary’s Place, and Dorset Street.
- Granting permission would set an undesirable precedent for similar developments within the historic North Georgian Quarter, contravening specific development plan policies.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Section 11.1.5.1CHC1CHC2
Decision Document Summary
The proposal sought to install six antennas and one transmission dish on the roof of the Maldron Hotel in Dublin 1. Located in a visually prominent position within the North Georgian Quarter, the site is surrounded by Protected Structures and falls within a conservation area. The application was refused because the equipment would detract from the historic character of the area and interfere with significant urban vistas, thereby violating Dublin City Council Development Plan policies CHC1 and C...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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