2460401

the construction of an extension to gable of existing dwelling, renovation of existing dwelling to include the removal of existing porch and modifications to front façade of dwelling. Retention Permission to retain vehicular splayed entrance and boundary wall and all associated site works

Refused

Core Refusal Reason

The application was refused primarily due to traffic safety concerns regarding the retention of the vehicular entrance on a busy distributor road and unresolved environmental constraints related to flood risk.

Decision Maker's Conclusion

  • The retention of the vehicular splayed entrance and boundary wall at Ballynanty More was deemed to create a traffic hazard on the Knockalisheen Road.
  • The proposal failed to adequately address the requirements of the 'Flood Risk Referral', indicating the site is located in a vulnerable area unsuitable for the proposed intensity of development.
  • The modifications and extension to the existing dwelling were considered to be in conflict with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area following referrals to the Physical Directorate.

Cited Policies (CDP)

Decision Document Summary

Planning application 24/60401, submitted by Marette & Noel Nash, sought permission for an extension and renovation of a dwelling at Ballynanty More, Knockalisheen Road, Limerick, along with retention permission for a vehicular entrance. The council's assessment, highlighted by internal referrals to the Physical Directorate and a specific Flood Risk Referral, led to a refusal. The decision centered on the impact of the unauthorized entrance on road safety and the failure to demonstrate that the d...
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