SDZ24A/0001

To erect 6 no. telecommunications antennas enclosed within 6 no. antenna shrouds together with 3 no. dishes and 2 no. equipment cabinets and associated equipment with the relocation of 3 solar panels. The application relates to part of the lands within Adamstown Strategic Development Zone.

Refused

Core Refusal Reason

The proposed development would have a negative visual impact on the streetscape due to its height, scale, and prominence, contravening specific design and height standards of the local planning schemes.

Decision Maker's Conclusion

  • The height and scale of the antennas would result in excessive visual prominence, making them out of character with the surrounding area and streetscape.
  • The proposal violates the Adamstown SDZ Planning Scheme which limits building height at this landmark location to 15 metres and requires design consistency along the block.
  • The development materially contravenes South Dublin County Development Plan policies intended to protect the public realm and minimize the visual impact of new infrastructure.

Cited Policies (CDP)

Policy QDP6Policy QDP7Policy IE5Objective 3 Policy (ICT, Design)Section 2 (ix) of the Adamstown SDZ Planning SchemeSection 2 (x) of the Adamstown SDZ Planning Scheme

Decision Document Summary

The proposal sought to install six telecommunications antennas enclosed in shrouds on the rooftop of Shackleton Mall in Lucan, Dublin. The local authority refused permission because the structures would be visually intrusive and inconsistent with the established character of the area. The decision noted that the development failed to adhere to the 15-metre height limit and design standards specified for this landmark site within the Adamstown SDZ Planning Scheme and the South Dublin County Devel...
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