R2 — Existing residentialdevelopment plan 2022 2028 · 14 Dec 2022 – 31 Dec 2028
Z1: Sustainable Residential Neighbourhoods: To protect, provide and improve residential amenities.
What that means: An established residential area. The objective is to protect existing residential amenity as well as to provide housing — which is the objective a neighbour's objection to an overbearing extension is usually argued under.
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Demolition of non original existing garage structures to the rear of the 3 properties; construction of 3 No. 3 bedroom, three storey townhouses fronting on to Richmond Place.
No. 26 is a Protected Structure
The development will consist of: (1) Demolition of an existing single-storey extension to the rear of Unit 2; (2) Construction of 1 no. single-storey one-bedroom dwelling (Unit 3) within the rear garden of the site together with an external store enclosure; (3) Provision of dedicated private open space, landscaping, boundary treatments and all associated site development works. The existing 2 no. residential units within the main building at No. 57 Upper Clanbrassil Street are to be retained, resulting in a total of 3 no. residential units on the overall site
PROTECTED STRUCTURE the demolition of the non-original existing garage structures located to the rear of the 3 properties; ii) the construction of 3 no. three bedroom three storey townhouses to the rear and fronting onto Richmond Place South; iii) the provision of private open space to the rear of each house and iv) SUDS and foul drainage, boundary treatments and all associated site development and ancillary works necessary to facilitate the proposed development. No. 26 is a Protected Structure, RPS ref. 7363.
WEB2593/26received 26 Jun 2026decided 29 Jun 2026464 m away
(i) the demolition of an existing steel fire escape staircase attached to the exterior of the building at the northern gable end;
(ii) the construction of a new external steel fire escape staircase attached to the northern side of the existing building which will serve the three upper stories, ie first second and third floors, as well as the roof of the existing building. The new stairs is to be roofed but not fully enclosed on the sides;
(iii) the widening of three no. existing external door opes opening onto the stairs, one at each of first floor, second floor and third floor levels;
(iv) the replacement of an existing full height metal access gate with protective cage at roof level with a new mesh metal access gate in the same location, height to match the existing railing; and
(v) all associated siteworks, services and landscaping to facilitate the proposed development.
Change of use of an existing three-storey over lower ground floor office building at No. 36-37 Harrington Street, to use as a 27-bedroom guest house; and the demolition of Matthew Byrne Hall and ancillary structures to the rear of No. 36-37 Harrington Street and facing Synge Street, to facilitate:
(i) Works to the three-storey over lower ground floor building at No. 36-37 Harrington Street including:
a) alterations and refurbishment of existing window openings, door openings, and entrances;
b) replacement of all existing non-original PVC windows to hardwood sash windows;
c) reconfiguration of internal partition walls;
d) removal of internal staircase;
e) refurbishment of existing external railings;
f) provision of external lift/goods hoist;
g) provision of new escape stairs; and
h) alterations to existing embankment onto Harrington Street, to form an external landscaped and seating area;
(ii) Construction of a four-storey extension to the rear of the proposed guest house including, additional bedrooms for the guest house, new staircase, 1 no. external lift, fire escape corridors, and a permeable courtyard;
(iii) Construction of 4 no. three-storey, four-bedroom, terraced houses in place of Matthew Byrne Hall, to be accessed via Synge Street. Each house will comprise of private courtyards and gardens at ground floor level, terraces at first and second floor levels and roof terraces at third floor level;
(iv) Provision of 21 no. bicycle parking spaces including 10 no. short stay and 3 no. long-stay spaces for guest house use and 8 no. spaces for residential use (2 no. per house); and
(v) All ancillary works including site clearance, boundary treatments, SuDS and other drainage infrastructure, external signage, hard and soft landscaping, and provision of bin stores as necessary for the development.
RETENTION: Permission for retention of change of use of ground floor shop unit to 2 bedroom apartment and all related alterations to previously approved plans, planning register No 4582/17 refers.
WEB2036/26received 30 Apr 2026decided 24 Jun 20261 units272 m away
RETENTION : permission for retention of change of use of ground floor shop unit to 2 bedroom apartment and all related alterations to previously approved plans, planning register No 4582/17 refers
WEB1865/26received 15 Apr 2026decided 16 Apr 2026272 m away
RETENTION & PERMISSION: Retention permission is sought for the demolition of a single storey shed structure to the rear of No. 23 Harrington Street and to the north of No. 12 Stamer Street. Permission is sought for alterations to a previously granted residential development under Reg. Ref. 3815/23 which included 3 no. approved two-bedroom residential units and all associated ancillary works. The alterations proposed include: (i) construction of 2 no. three-storey over basement semi-detached residential dwellings (House A and House B) each providing for 3 no. bedrooms. (ii) House A provides for private open space at basement and ground floor with a terrace at second floor level (totalling 48.5 sqm) and House B provides for private open space at ground floor level with a terrace at second floor level (totalling 69.2 sqm). (iii) Provision is made for bin stores and secure bicycle parking spaces for each unit within the curtilage of the site. (iv) The proposal also includes alterations to the existing western boundary wall including the omission of the existing vehicular entrance to provide for a pedestrian entrance to House A and separate pedestrian entrance to House B; and (v) all associated works, including boundary treatments, landscaping, drainage and engineering works necessary to facilitate the development.
WEB1838/26received 13 Apr 2026decided 5 Jun 20262 units289 m away
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