D22A/0819

Temporary retention permission for development on a site of 0.0070ha.

Granted

Core Planning Reasoning

The development is consistent with the 'NC' (Neighbourhood Centre) zoning objective, respects the established commercial character of the area, and does not significantly impact residential amenity or traffic safety, justifying a 5-year temporary permission instead of the 2-year period originally imposed.

Decision Maker's Conclusion

  • The café/takeaway coffee kiosk use is 'permitted in principle' under the NC zoning and supports the council's policy objective to provide an appropriate mix of retail services in neighborhood centers.
  • The 35-meter separation distance from the nearest residential dwellings and the limited scale of the kiosk ensure that noise, light, and visual impacts are within acceptable urban norms.
  • A 5-year temporary permission is appropriate as it provides business certainty without impeding the long-term comprehensive redevelopment objectives for 'The Millhouse' site as identified in the Local Area Plan.

Cited Policies (CDP)

Policy Objective RET7: Neighbourhood CentresSection 12.3: Neighbourhood – People, Homes and PlaceSection 12.6.1: Assessment of Development Proposals in Towns, District and Neighbourhood CentresSection 12.6.5: Fast Food Outlets / Takeaways / RestaurantsStillorgan Local Area Plan 2018-2024

Decision Document Summary

This report evaluates a first-party appeal by Panther Catering Limited against Condition No. 2 of a planning grant, which limited the temporary retention of a coffee kiosk and outdoor seating to two years. The development consists of a 17sqm converted shipping container located within the car park of 'The Millhouse' public house in Stillorgan. The site is zoned for Neighbourhood Centre uses. While the Planning Authority sought a shorter duration to monitor impacts, the Inspector argued that the ...
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