Core Reason for the Refused Part
The proposed 1m relocation of the entrance would create traffic and pedestrian hazards, misalign with existing infrastructure, and potentially damage the root system of a mature tree.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The relocation of the entrance would result in misalignment with the existing dished kerb and proximity to on-street parking, creating a significant traffic and pedestrian hazard.
- Widening the kerb dishing to accommodate the new entrance position poses a risk to the root system of an adjacent mature tree, impacting the local environment.
- The proposal would negatively impact the residential amenity of adjacent properties and set an undesirable precedent for similar developments in the area.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Decision Document Summary
The applicant sought amendments to a previously approved development at Hazelwood, Grove Road, Malahide, including the relocation of the site entrance by 1 meter. While the majority of the amendments were granted permission subject to conditions regarding usage and finishes, the entrance relocation was refused. The planning authority determined that the move would cause misalignment with public infrastructure, create safety hazards for pedestrians and traffic, and threaten the health of a nearby...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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