Core Refusal Reason
The development is linked to expired parent permissions, lacks sufficient noise impact data for the proposed heat pump compound, and fails to demonstrate adequate wastewater capacity to protect European sites.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed development is inextricably linked to previous permissions (Reg. Ref. F17A/0762 and F20A/0168) which have expired, meaning the project cannot be completed in accordance with valid planning consents.
- Insufficient information was submitted regarding potential noise generated by the Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP) compound, preventing an assessment of its impact on the residential amenity of neighboring properties.
- Existing deficiencies in the Naul wastewater treatment plant and a lack of data regarding environmental impacts mean the proposal could adversely affect Natura 2000 sites, contravening Policy GINHP12.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Policy GINHP12
Decision Document Summary
The application sought permission and retention for alterations to a development located at Castle Manor, Naul, Co. Dublin. Fingal County Council refused the application on three main grounds: the expiration of the original parent permissions which renders the current proposal unfeasible, the lack of technical noise data for the proposed heat pump infrastructure, and significant concerns regarding wastewater treatment capacity. The latter point resulted in a failure to satisfy Appropriate Assess...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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