Core Refusal Reason
The proposed automated sliding gate is considered an inappropriate and visually intrusive intervention that would negatively impact the architectural character and historic boundary of a Protected Structure.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The front boundary is a key element of the Protected Structure's architectural character and setting.
- The proposed automated sliding gate would undermine the historic form and legibility of the boundary.
- The development would set an undesirable precedent and conflict with Dublin City Development Plan policies regarding the protection of historic structures and conservation areas.
Cited Policies (CDP)
BHA2(b)BHA2(d)BHA9
Decision Document Summary
This application sought modifications to a previously granted permission at 49 South Circular Road, a Protected Structure in Dublin 8. The proposal specifically involved the installation of an automated sliding gate at the front boundary. The planning authority refused permission because the intervention was deemed visually intrusive and harmful to the historic integrity and setting of the structure. The decision noted that the proposal would contravene specific conservation policies of the Dubl...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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