2460090

Retention Permission to retain extension to the rear & material alteration to the side & rear elevations and planning permission to complete retained extension & completion of widening of existing entrance & all associated site works all at at Com Dhineol, Dun Chaoin, Tra Li, Co. Chiarrai, V92 E6R7

Refused

Core Refusal Reason

The development represents a significant negative visual impact on a highly sensitive coastal landscape and fails to preserve the vernacular architectural character of the original structures, while also presenting traffic safety and public health concerns regarding effluent disposal.

Decision Maker's Conclusion

  • The scale, design, and materials of the extension are obtrusive and fail to integrate with the traditional vernacular character of the original dwelling and the surrounding visually sensitive landscape.
  • The proposed entrance widening constitutes a traffic hazard due to severely restricted sightlines on a narrow, winding stretch of the R559 Regional Slea Head road.
  • The application failed to demonstrate that the increased floor area could be served by an adequate on-site wastewater treatment system, posing a risk to public health.

Cited Policies (CDP)

KCDP 5-19KCDP 5-20KCDP 5-21KCDP 5-22KCDP 5-24KCDP 5-25KCDP 5-26KCDP 5-27KCDP 8-46KCDP 8-47KCDP 11-77KCDP 11-78KCDP 11-79KCDP 11-80KCDP 11-81

Decision Document Summary

This application sought retention and completion of an extension and alterations to a traditional dwelling and outbuilding at Com Dhineol, Dun Chaoin, located on the scenic Slea Head Drive. The site is situated in a highly sensitive coastal area designated as 'Visually Sensitive' and within a line of 'Protected Views and Prospects.' Kerry County Council refused permission because the contemporary design irrevocably damaged the vernacular character of the original buildings, the development would...
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