D23A/0504

(1) Detached, single-storey one-bedroom dwelling to rere of No. 123 Lower

Granted

Core Planning Reasoning

The proposed development is considered appropriate infill on a corner site that respects the residential character and building lines of the area while providing acceptable standards of residential amenity without creating a traffic hazard.

Decision Maker's Conclusion

  • The proposed single-storey dwelling is acceptable in terms of design, scale, and bulk, successfully integrating with the surrounding residential context and respecting the local bungalow vernacular.
  • Adequate separation distances and screening are maintained, ensuring no significant negative impacts on the residential amenity of neighboring properties regarding overlooking, overshadowing, or visual dominance.
  • The development provides sufficient on-site parking and safe vehicular access onto Flemingstown Park, complying with Development Plan standards and not significantly exacerbating local traffic congestion.

Cited Policies (CDP)

Zoning Objective APolicy Objective PHP19: Existing Housing Stock – AdaptationSection 12.3.7.5 Corner/Side Garden SitesSection 12.4.8.1 General Specifications (Vehicle entrances)Section 12.4.8.2 Visual and Physical Impacts (Parking)Section 12.4.8.3 Driveways/Hardstanding AreasSection 12.4.11 Electrically Operated VehiclesSection 12.8.3.1 Public Open Space

Decision Document Summary

This report concerns a third-party appeal against Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council's decision to grant permission for a detached 1-bed single-storey dwelling (0.0327 ha) at the rear of 123 Churchtown Road Lower. The corner site currently serves as private amenity space for a semi-detached building functioning as a medical practice and duplex dwelling. Appellants raised concerns regarding overdevelopment, breach of building lines, and parking congestion on Flemingstown Park. The Inspector fo...
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