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.
This site is on an RZLT map — the draft map 2027 and the final map 2026 (1.39 ha). The owner is liable for an annual 3% tax on market value while it stays there. Submissions on the draft map closed 1 Apr 2026.
CHANGE OF USE: Permission is sought for: 1. Change of use from Hairdressing/Cafe use to Cafe use. 2. New painted timber shopfront and signage including to widen entrance door. 3. Associated internal alterations.
The development will consist of a new single storey extension to the side and rear of dwelling, proposed removal of existing garage and construction of a detached work-from-home studio to the rear. Proposed new window to front elevation and removal of chimney to rear. Proposed widening of an existing vehicular entrance and all associated site works and services including hard and soft landscaping.
The construction of an external amenity area on an existing landscaped deck at ground floor level, comprising a single storey unenclosed pergola structure, barbecue / outdoor kitchen units, seating and dining areas and associated services, lighting, hard and soft landscaping, and all associated site and development works. The amenity area will provide a recreational amenity ancillary to the existing office building.
Construction of an open-air padel court (200 sq. m) at lower ground floor level within the existing car park, comprising a rubberised court surface and a court enclosure of clear glass end walls (4 m high) and welded mesh side walls (3 m high); floodlighting mounted on the court enclosure, the omission of 13 existing car parking spaces (reducing on-site parking provision from 70 to 57 spaces); and all associated site and development works. The padel court will provide a recreational amenity ancillary to the existing office building.
Construction of 48m² of new floor area on the first floor, located entirely within the existing building. The use of the proposed floor area is commercial office space.
Attic conversion for storage use incorporating a flat-roof dormer structure extending across the front and rear roof slopes above the existing roof ridge; construction of a part first-floor, part two-storey flat-roof rear extension; and demolition of the existing rear shed.
To (i) Increase the ridge height of the existing roof by 640mm enabling the conversion of the existing attic space to first floor habitable accommodation.
(ii) To demolish the existing chimney, strip back and replace the existing slate roof and fit 2 Nr. rooflights to the front roof elevation.
(iii) To build a first floor flat roof extension to the rear,
(iv) To fit wrap around rigid insulation to the exterior walls.
(v) All the associated internal and external site and drainage works.
I/WE: ED&F Man Liquid Products Ireland Limited, INTEND TO APPLY FOR PERMISSION For development at this site: An existing molasses storage terminal, Corner of South Bank Road and Whitebank Road, Ringsend, Dublin, D04 TC98.
Site located in the Poolbeg West Strategic Development Zone.
The development will consist of: PERMISSION for the removal of condition 2 from planning permission reg. ref. PWSDZ3908/23 which permitted development at the existing molasses storage terminal. Condition 2 limited the duration of this permission to 8 years. The removal of condition 2 will allow a standard permission for unlimited duration. The permitted development consisted of 6 no. additional liquid storage tanks, a loading gantry, 2 x 200mm fixed pipelines to extend from the subject site to the Liffey/port quay side and a new pipe bridge crossing the Pigeon House Road.
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Public land (LDA register of relevant lands)
Dublin City Council — Dublin city and suburbs
1.98 ha87 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
Dublin City Council — Dublin city and suburbs
3.95 hafolio DN148965F110 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
The Office of Public Works — Dublin city and suburbs
0.28 hafolio DN8904F163 m awayas of 1 Apr 2023
The Minister for Education and Skills — Dublin city and suburbs
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