D21A/0706

Full permission. The proposal relates to a Phase

Granted

Core Planning Reasoning

The Inspector recommends a grant of permission, concluding that the revised proposal successfully addresses the reasons for refusal in a previous application (ABP-308046-20) by reducing scale and height, thereby mitigating overbearance and sunlight/daylight impacts on neighbouring properties while providing necessary compact urban housing.

Decision Maker's Conclusion

  • The reduction in height, scale, and density from the previously refused scheme is sufficient to protect the residential amenities of adjacent properties at Lisalea and Frascati Park from significant overbearance or loss of light.
  • The proposed high-density residential development is appropriate for a designated 'district centre' location and complies with national policies (NPF and RSES) regarding compact growth and urban consolidation.
  • A recommendation to omit two specific units (2A101 and 2A201) by condition is made to ensure the western elevation appropriately transitions and mitigates visual impact on the Frascati Park residences.

Cited Policies (CDP)

Policy Objective PHP18 (Residential Density)Policy Objective PHP27 (Housing Mix)Table 13.1.2 (Zoning)Table 13.1.10 (Zoning)Section 12.3.5.2 (Separation Between Blocks)Section 12.8.7.1 (Separation Distances)Blackrock LAP Objective PS1Blackrock LAP Policy BK03Blackrock LAP Objective DN1Blackrock LAP Policy BK05Blackrock LAP Objective UDS1

Decision Document Summary

The proposal consists of 41 apartments (15 studios, 18 one-beds, and 8 two-beds) across three blocks (D, E, and F) built over an existing three-storey decked car park at the Frascati Centre, Blackrock, reaching a total height of seven storeys. The site context is a transitional urban area between the Blackrock District Centre and low-density residential neighborhoods. The Inspector's arguments focus on the planning history, specifically how this 41-unit iteration addresses the 'overbearing' and ...
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