Core Refusal Reason
The proposal was refused as it constitutes piecemeal, ad-hoc development on a larger landholding without a masterplan and proposes a private wastewater system in an area where public services are available.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The development is considered piecemeal and ad-hoc, lacking an overall framework for the larger landholding, which would prejudice the future orderly expansion of Slieverue village.
- The proposed use of an individual wastewater treatment system in a serviced area where public mains are available is contrary to policy and poses a risk to public health and the environment.
- The proposal is deemed incongruous with the immediate neighboring development and fails to provide a high-quality living environment consistent with the character and scale of the settlement.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Section 4.6Section 7.8Settlement Boundary Maps 4.23
Decision Document Summary
Paul Walsh and Kate Magee sought permission for a dwelling and garage at Kilmurry, Slieverue, located within the village settlement boundary. While the site is inside the boundary, the Planning Authority refused permission because the proposal was viewed as piecemeal development of a larger 4.2ha landholding without a comprehensive design layout. Furthermore, the applicants proposed a private wastewater treatment system despite the availability of public sewerage infrastructure, which the counci...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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