WEB2301/24
Conversion of attic to bedroom/storage with an increased ridge height of 430mm to 5530mm, dormer extension to rear, 2no. proposed Velux windows to the front of the dwelling, removal of ground level rear window, 1no. opaque window to rear, and associated site works at 28 Daniel Street , Dublin 8 , D08 X7DD
Core Planning Reasoning
The development is recommended for grant as it is consistent with the Z1 zoning objective, integrates well with the existing pattern of development in the area (including established ridge line increases on neighboring properties), and does not significantly impact the residential or visual amenities of adjacent properties.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed increase in ridge height and rear dormer are considered subordinate additions that facilitate modern living standards within a constrained footprint without negatively impacting the character of Daniel Street.
- The separation distances and orientation of the proposed rear dormer ensure that there will be no significant overshadowing, overbearing, or loss of privacy for neighboring properties, specifically No. 1 Janeville.
- The development complies with the Z1 zoning objective of the Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028 and is in accordance with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Decision Document Summary
The proposal involves the conversion of an attic to bedroom/storage with a 430mm increase in ridge height (to 5530mm) and a rear dormer extension at 28 Daniel Street, Portobello. The site consists of a compact single-storey cottage (34.2sqm footprint) in a Z1 residential zone. Third-party appellants raised concerns regarding overlooking, loss of privacy, and disruption of the terrace's cohesive appearance. The Inspector noted that the terrace lacks a unified ridge line and that several nearby pr...PDF Document Missing
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