24, Serpentine Park, Dublin 4, D04 R2A8.
Proposed amendments to an approved extension at 24 Serpentine Park.
0001/24 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 3 January 2024
- Reference
- 0001/24
- Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Received
- 3 January 2024
Summary
AI-generatedThe applicant seeks a declaration on whether amendments to an approved extension are exempted development. The changes include adding a boundary parapet for fire safety, altering rear window and door layouts, and increasing the rear extension length from 4.5m to 5.5m.
- Storeys
- 2
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Official record
Development description
- Expp: planning permission was granted for a single storey rear and two storey side extension to this two storey semi-detached house. We intend to amend the following if classed as exempted development
- Parapets in order to comply with the fire regulations part b section (c) 3.2. 5.11, there needs to be a parapet on the boundary of the rear flat roof section 375mm above the roof surface to provide fire protection across the boundary. I have shown a parapet that complies with these regulations. This work is exempted under planning regulations 600 of 2001
- (4) (a)
- Window and doors size and position changes. We added an additional window to the rear. We have changed the position and size of the rear windows on the ground floor to better suit the internal layout of the kitchen. These works are exempted under planning and development regulations 2000 4 (1)(h) as this is a non-material change
- Increase the length of the rear extension from 4500mm to 5500mm. This is to match the size of the neighbour's extension which extends 5500mm to the rear of their house. It makes it easier to comply with part l&b of the building regulations if both extensions are the same length. There extension was granted under planning permission reference number web 1459/23. These works are exempted mainly under the planning and development regulations 2000 4 (1)(h) as this is a non-material change but also under planning regulations 600 of 2001
- (4) (a) in order to comply with building regulations
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received3 January 2024
- Decision due30 January 2024
- Decision issued29 January 2024
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