Core Refusal Reason
The proposed development is considered visually obtrusive and inconsistent with the residential character and zoning objectives of the area.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed 1.5-metre high boundary treatment is at odds with the established residential character of the surrounding area and the Z1 zoning objective.
- The structure would constitute a discordant and visually obtrusive feature that would seriously injure the visual amenities of the locality.
- Granting permission would set an undesirable precedent and would be contrary to the proper planning and sustainable development of the area as per the City Development Plan.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Section 16.2.2.4
Decision Document Summary
The application proposed the installation of decorative metal railings above existing walls at the Auburn House Residents carpark in Rathmines, Dublin 6. The local authority refused permission because the resulting 1.5-metre high boundary treatment was deemed incompatible with the Z1 zoning objective, which seeks to protect and improve residential amenities. The planning authority concluded that the fence would be a visually discordant element in the streetscape, negatively impacting the area's ...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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