Core Reason for the Refused Part
Traffic hazard due to restricted visibility and potential damage to public drainage infrastructure.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed increase in boundary wall height from 1305mm to 1985mm would significantly obstruct visibility for vehicles exiting the adjacent northern access, creating a traffic hazard.
- The shed extension is located approximately 1.5m from a public surface water sewer, failing to meet the required 3m clearance necessary for maintenance and structural protection.
- The development is considered prejudicial to public health and non-compliant with the Greater Dublin Strategic Drainage Study requirements regarding public drainage infrastructure.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Decision Document Summary
This application at 166C St. Maelruans Park, Tallaght, sought to retain an existing 7.347sqm garden shed, construct an extension to it, and raise the height of a side/rear boundary wall. While the local authority granted retention for the existing shed structure, it refused permission for the extension and wall modifications. The refusal was based on two primary concerns: the wall height would create a safety hazard by hindering visibility for vehicles using a nearby access point, and the shed e...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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