Core Refusal Reason
The proposal was refused due to traffic safety concerns regarding inadequate sightlines and public health risks associated with unverified structural integrity and asbestos management.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The applicant failed to demonstrate that safe access and egress could be achieved, specifically failing to meet the required 65-meter sightlines from a 3.0-meter setback on the County road.
- The development is considered prejudicial to public health as no evidence was provided to confirm the existing structure is sound enough to accommodate the proposed changes.
- The application lacked necessary details regarding the safe identification, removal, and disposal of asbestos, posing a further risk to public health and safety.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Decision Document Summary
This application sought permission for the refurbishment, alteration, and change of use of an existing structure located at Ballycullane, Tintern. The local authority refused the development on two primary grounds: traffic hazard and public health. Firstly, the site failed to meet mandatory sightline requirements for safe road access. Secondly, the applicant did not provide sufficient technical documentation to prove the building's structural stability or outline a safe method for asbestos dispo...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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