Core Refusal Reason
Traffic hazard due to inadequate sightlines at the junction of the private lane and the public road.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The applicant failed to demonstrate that the required sightlines of 65m from a 3m setback could be achieved at the junction with the public road.
- The proposed development would endanger public safety by creating a traffic hazard due to insufficient visibility for vehicles entering and exiting the site.
- The proposal is contrary to the road safety standards set out in the County Development Plan 2022-2028 and the proper planning of the area.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Volume 6, Objective 6.2.6
Decision Document Summary
The proposal sought permission for a new dwelling, domestic garage, and associated services at Kilcasey Upper, Ballymore. The application was refused by the local authority because the proposed entrance failed to meet the minimum safety requirements for visibility. Specifically, the developer could not prove that 65-meter sightlines were available at the intersection of the private lane and the public road, leading to concerns regarding traffic hazards and non-compliance with Objective 6.2.6 of ...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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