SD21A/0115

Further alterations to an existing granted planning application (previously granted permissions Reg. Ref. S018A/0314 (ABP-304148-19); SD19A/0408; S020A/0187); alterations consist of site plan alterations; revised site boundary to suit new arrangement of additional land used as concrete yard and HGV parking; omission of an existing roundabout and provision of a road junction with an access/egress to the proposed development and to the existing business park; provision of a new boundary fence type A to the southern and eastern site boundary; associated drainage adjustments; all other details will remain as per the aforementioned granted planning applications.

Refused

Core Refusal Reason

The proposed development is fundamentally incompatible with the 'OS' (Open Space) land-use zoning objective and would negatively impact the environmental and ecological function of the area.

Decision Maker's Conclusion

  • The proposal for warehousing and car parking is not a permitted use under the 'OS' (Open Space) zoning objective, which seeks to preserve land for recreational amenities.
  • The design, involving hardstanding and fencing, would result in significant soil sealing and the erosion of open space, damaging the visual amenity and ecological connectivity of the area.
  • The application is technically deficient due to unclear site ownership and the inclusion of underground attenuation systems that contravene specific SuDS objectives regarding biodiversity and surface water management.

Cited Policies (CDP)

OS Zoning ObjectiveG4 Objective 1G4 Objective 2IE2 Objective 5G5 Objective 1South Dublin County Development Plan 2016 - 2022

Decision Document Summary

The applicant sought permission for further alterations to a previously granted development at Kingswood Business Park, Baldonnel, Dublin 22, involving warehousing and car parking extensions. South Dublin County Council refused the application primarily because the site is located on lands zoned 'OS' (Open Space), where industrial-type uses are prohibited. The Planning Authority determined that the development would cause significant environmental harm through soil sealing and the loss of ecolog...
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