3279/22
Retention planning permission for retention of the existing mural on the gable wall of the two storey house at this address. Vehicle access is unaffected. This is not a listed protected structure. This application does not relate to development within the meaning of part 11 of the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 (as amended) (Major Accidents Directive). No integrated pollution Control License/Waste License is applicable. This application does not relate to development in a Strategic Development Zone. No Environmental Impact Statement or Natura Impact Statement is applicable.
Core Refusal Reason
The mural is visually obtrusive and negatively impacts the architectural character of the historic structure and the surrounding Architectural Conservation Area.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The mural's design and prominent location result in a visually obtrusive development that detracts from the architectural character of the historic structure.
- The development is considered detrimental to the setting and character of the surrounding Architectural Conservation Area (ACA).
- Granting permission would create an undesirable precedent for similar developments within sensitive architectural conservation zones.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Decision Document Summary
The proposal sought retention permission for an existing mural on the gable wall of 16 Elmwood Avenue Lower, Ranelagh, a location situated within an Architectural Conservation Area. Dublin City Council refused the application, determining that the mural's prominence and design are incompatible with the historic character of the building and its wider context. The refusal cited a conflict with Policy CHC4 of the Dublin City Council Development Plan 2016-2022 and concerns regarding the establishme...PDF Document Missing
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