Core Refusal Reason
The development results in a substandard footpath width and materially contravenes previous planning conditions regarding the removal of planters, posing a risk to pedestrian safety.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed 2-metre footpath width is substandard and fails to meet the minimum width requirements set out in Condition 2 of a previous planning grant (ACP ref 321139).
- The retention of the structures would endanger public safety by creating a traffic hazard and obstructing road users and pedestrians.
- The retention of the planter boxes materially contravenes Condition 3 of ACP ref 321139, which specifically required their removal.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Policy Objective T11Policy Objective T12Policy Objective T31
Decision Document Summary
The proposal sought the retention of planter boxes, a pergola with a retractable roof, and a timber screen at Brady's Of Shankill, Dublin 18. The local authority refused permission because the development results in a substandard footpath width that fails to meet previously established planning conditions and County Development Plan objectives. The retention of these structures, particularly the planters, was deemed to create a traffic hazard and pedestrian obstruction, while also materially con...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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