2343/21

Planning permission for development will comprise amendments to planning permission reg. ref. 4155/18; ABP Ref: 303806-19. The proposed development will consist of: 1. Relocated lift and stair cores resulting in reconfigured layout at each floor level; 2. Amended car parking layout at basement level 02 to provide 67 spaces (72 permitted) revised plant room layout and finished floor levels; 3. Increased bicycle parking at basement level 01 to provide 215 spaces (187 permitted) and reconfigured shower and changing facilities; 4. Alterations to sunken garden at the western elevation, resulting in an increased public footpath width at Pembroke Road by c. 400mm; 5. Amended vehicular access entrance ramp configuration from Shelbourne Lane; 6. Alterations to rear entrance at Shelbourne Lane to provide set back double height elevation at ground/ first floor level and pedestrian footpath; 7. Relocated ESB substation at ground floor level accessed from the rear entrance at Shelbourne Lane; 8. Revised access to and reconfiguration of the external northern terrace at first floor level including c.100mm increase in planters and balustrades; 9. Infill of western elevation at levels four and five replacing external terraces; 10. Increased finished terrace levels and balustrades (by c.150mm), altered access and additional planting at external terraces at sixth and seventh floor levels; 11. Reconfigured roof level to include enlarged plant enclosure, additional plant and repositioned louvered screen, omission of PV panels increased lift over run levels by c. 510mm, reconfigured core layout and inclusion of electrics room; 12. Signage within canopy above Pembroke Road entrance (c. 3.136 sqm); 13. Total reduction in gross floor area by 411 sqm to 21,224 sqm.

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