Core Planning Reasoning
The proposed development is consistent with the 'Z1' residential zoning objective and the design standards for extensions set out in Appendix 18 of the Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028, as it provides a reasonable upgrade to the existing accommodation without significantly impacting the residential amenities of adjacent properties or the visual character of the streetscape.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed development is compatible with the 'Z1' residential zoning objective aimed at protecting and improving residential amenities.
- The design of the front porch and the side and rear extensions is considered to be in harmony with the character of the existing dwelling and will not have an undue adverse impact on the surrounding streetscape.
- The residential amenities of adjoining properties are adequately protected, as the extension depths and separation distances (conditioned at 1m for the side) ensure no significant adverse overshadowing, overlooking, or loss of privacy occurs.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028Zoning Objective 'Z1'Chapter 15 (Development Standards), Section 15.11Appendix 18 (Ancillary Residential Accommodation), Section 1Appendix 18, Section 1.1 (General Design Principles)Appendix 18, Section 1.2 (Rear Extensions)Appendix 18, Section 1.3 (Side Extensions)Appendix 18, Section 1.4 (Privacy)Appendix 18, Section 1.6 (Daylight)
Decision Document Summary
This report evaluates a proposal for a single-storey front porch and a two-storey side and rear extension to an existing end-of-terrace dwelling at 70 Devenish Road, Dublin 12. The project seeks to increase the floor area from 56sqm to 88sqm. The Inspector addressed a third-party appeal from the neighbor at No. 71, who expressed concerns regarding overshadowing and loss of sunlight. The Inspector's assessment found that the rear extension's 2.25m projection is reasonable and maintains a 45-degre...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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