20211963

Permission for the proposed creation of a new vehicular entrance and access road

Refused

Core Refusal Reason

The proposal would compromise the strategic function and safety of a Class 1 Regional Road (R772) by introducing new access points and hazardous traffic movements in a high-speed zone.

Decision Maker's Conclusion

  • The creation of a new access point on the R772 would undermine the strategic function of a Class 1 Regional Road and result in hazardous traffic turning movements in an 80kmph zone.
  • The proposed entrance is located in close proximity to major transport nodes including the Scarawalsh Roundabout, M11, and N80, posing a significant risk to road safety and the free flow of traffic.
  • Granting permission would set an undesirable precedent for similar developments and associated signage along this busy corridor, which would be contrary to established local and county development policies.

Cited Policies (CDP)

T27R6T20T24

Decision Document Summary

The application proposed a new vehicular entrance and access road at Moyne Lower, Enniscorthy Rural, located on the R772 (Old N11). The local authority refused the development because the R772 is designated as a Class 1 Regional Road, where policy aims to minimize new access points to safeguard its strategic function. The proposal was considered a danger to road safety due to the 80kmph speed limit and proximity to major junctions, and it was found to be in conflict with specific transport objec...
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