Core Refusal Reason
The proposed hoarding would create an unacceptable obstruction to pedestrians by encroaching significantly on the public footpaths of Marine Road and Kimberley Road.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The extent of the hoarding's encroachment on the existing footpaths on Marine Road and Kimberley Road is considered excessive and would take up most of the footpath width.
- The proposed method of fixing the hoarding directly to the public footpath is deemed inappropriate.
- The nine-month duration for which the hoarding is proposed to be in situ would result in a prolonged and unacceptable obstruction to pedestrian movement.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Decision Document Summary
The proposal sought permission for the erection of a 2.4m high hoarding for a nine-month period at Carriglea, Marine Road, Greystones, to facilitate permitted alteration and extension works. Wicklow County Council refused the application because the hoarding would be positioned on the public footpath rather than within the development site, significantly reducing the available width for pedestrians. The planning authority concluded that this would create an unacceptable obstruction and would be ...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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