3727/22

Permission for amendments and alterations to previously permitted development under Reg. Ref.: 2878/15 and ABP Ref.: PL29S.245834, as extended under Reg. Ref.: 2878/15/X1, and as amended by Reg. Ref.: 2065/20 and ABP Ref.: 308678-20, on a site measuring 0.34 hectares located at No. 85 Templeogue Road, Dublin 6W. The purpose of this application is to ensure compliance with the specific planning policy requirements of the Sustainable Urban Housing: Design Standards for New Apartments Guidelines for Planning Authorities as they releate to the permitted development on the site, pursuant to Section 34 (3A and 3B) of the Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended. The proposed modifications relate only to permitted Apartment Block B and consist of the following: Reconfiguration and alterations to the permitted Apartment Block B to provide 3 no. additional units on previously permitted floors. The proposed modifications increase the number of units from 6 to 9 no. units in Apartment Block B comprising 3 no. 1 beds and 6 no. 2 beds. Modifications to permitted stair core to provide for wheelchair access. No modifications are proposed to permitted Apartment Block A or 2 no. residential houses to the south of the site as permitted under Reg. Ref.: 2065/20 and ABP Ref.: 308678-20. Minor amendments to the permitted elevations including the addition of glazing to the stair core at the eastern elevation and adjustments to the fenestration and arrangement of winter gardens on the east and west elevation of Block B. The proposed modifications are generally incorporated within the floorplate of the permitted Apartment Block B and do not result in any significant material alterations to the approved external appearance of the building.

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