Core Refusal Reason
The proposal would create a traffic hazard due to the provision of a second vehicular entrance, restricted visibility, and non-compliance with development plan standards for automatic gates.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The provision of a second vehicular entrance to serve a single property would endanger public safety by creating a traffic hazard.
- The proposed boundary treatment would result in limited visibility for road users, further exacerbating safety concerns.
- The proposed automatic vehicular gates do not comply with the general specifications for vehicular entrances and hardstanding areas as set out in the County Development Plan.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Section 8.2.4.9
Decision Document Summary
The application sought permission for a new vehicular entrance at 3 Barnacoille Park, Dalkey. The Planning Authority refused the development because it would result in the subject property having two separate vehicular access points, which, when combined with poor visibility from the proposed boundary design, would pose a risk to traffic safety. Furthermore, the inclusion of automatic gates was found to be in breach of the specific technical requirements of Section 8.2.4.9 of the Dún Laoghaire R...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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