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Permission for development which will consist of (1) The construction of a two-storey, end of terrace 3 bed dwelling; (2) Alterations to existing dwelling including modifications to the roof structure, roof light to front and rear, the relocation of entrance door to the front elevation of the dwelling and the removal of gable window; (3) Demolition of existing garden shed; (4) Alterations to existing boundary wall/ access to develop 2 no. of vehicular entrances; (5) All ancillary site works.

Granted

Core Planning Reasoning

The proposed development provides for good quality infill residential accommodation on a serviced site within the existing footprint of Cork City, adhering to the zoning objectives and infill policies of the Cork City Development Plan 2022-2028, and would not significantly injure the residential or visual amenities of the area.

Decision Maker's Conclusion

  • The proposed infill dwelling is consistent with the 'ZO-01 Sustainable Residential Neighbourhoods' zoning objective and National/Local policy supporting compact growth on urban serviced lands.
  • The design successfully addresses previous refusal concerns regarding building line and overdevelopment, ensuring minimal overshadowing and maintaining the character of the existing streetscape.
  • The development exceeds minimum standards for internal configuration and private open space, and with the relocation of a first-floor window, it will not negatively impact the residential amenities of adjoining properties.

Cited Policies (CDP)

Cork City Development Plan 2022-2028Zone ZO-01 Sustainable Residential NeighbourhoodsZoning Objective 1ZO 1.2Section 3.46Strategic Objective 2Objective 3.4Section 11.139Objective 11.3

Decision Document Summary

The proposal involves the construction of a two-storey, 100m² dwelling on a corner site at 1 Connolly Place, Ballyphehane, Cork City. The site is located in an established suburban area characterized by mid-20th-century terraced housing and is zoned for sustainable residential neighborhoods (ZO-01) where infill development is encouraged to optimize city land use. Addressing a previous refusal for a detached unit, the current design integrates the new house into the existing terrace. Despite an a...
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