Core Refusal Reason
The proposed development represents overdevelopment of a restricted site and poses a potential traffic hazard due to inadequate sightlines at the proposed entrance.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed density and layout of four dwellings are considered out of character with the existing pattern of development in the village of Banogue.
- The applicant failed to demonstrate that the proposed entrance would provide safe access and egress without creating a traffic hazard for road users.
- The scale of the development is deemed excessive for the site's constraints, representing overdevelopment that is contrary to the proper planning and sustainable development of the area.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Decision Document Summary
This planning application (Ref: 23/33) by Denis Linehan sought permission to demolish an existing cottage in Ballybanogue, Banogue, Co. Limerick, and replace it with four new dwelling houses. The proposal included a new entrance and connections to public water and sewerage mains. The application was refused by Limerick City & County Council primarily because the high-density layout was deemed inappropriate for the village context and the proposed access arrangements were considered unsafe due to...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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