Core Reason for the Refused Part
The proposed attic conversion and rear dormer were refused due to their detrimental impact on the visual appearance of the dwelling and their inconsistency with the established roofscape of the area.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed rear dormer and chimney removal would be overly dominant and visually obtrusive, negatively impacting the character of the existing dwelling.
- The development is inconsistent with the established roofscape of the surrounding residential area and fails to comply with specific Development Plan standards for roof alterations.
- Granting permission for the attic elements would set an undesirable pattern of development that detracts from the visual amenities of the locality.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Section 12.3.7.1 Extensions to Dwellings - (iv) Alterations at Roof / Attic Level
Decision Document Summary
The proposal at 51 Sallynoggin Park involved minor ground floor alterations and a significant attic conversion featuring a rear dormer and the removal of a chimney. The local authority issued a split decision, granting permission for the ground floor extension while refusing the roof-level works. The refusal was based on the determination that the dormer would be visually dominant and out of character with the existing roofscape, thereby contravening Section 12.3.7.1 of the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdow...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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