The rear of 52B, Western Way, Broadstone, Dublin 7, D07 FA38.
Installation of a freestanding outdoor metal enclosure for burning ceremonial candles next to a church.
0002/23 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 3 January 2023
- Reference
- 0002/23
- Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Received
- 3 January 2023
Summary
AI-generatedThe application proposes a new freestanding sheet metal enclosure located beside the rear entrance of the church building. It will be used for burning ceremonial candles outdoors to improve indoor air quality and preserve the church's interior paintings.
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Development description
Expp: protected structure: the proposed development consists of a new freestanding structure / enclosure, made of sheet metal to order by an experienced company, located beside the rear entrance to the church building, which is located separate to the curtilage of the protected structure rps ref. No. 8483. This is to be used for burning of ceremonial candles during our religious services, as per our christian beliefs. This enclosure will be placed adjacent to the existing wall, and the existing structure will not be affected in any way by the provision of the proposed development. The purpose of this proposed development is to relocate the existing area of burning candles from inside the church to the new outdoor location. This move will not only improve the comfort and conditions (from a health and safety perspective) of our parishioners attending our divine services, but also offer better conditions for preserving the interior of our church and its paintings, which represent an important ethos in our belief. The proposed development will see that church personnel will supervise the candle burning area for the whole duration of our ceremonies, and appropriate, certified fire prevention and extinguishing equipment will be made available on site.
Key dates
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- Application received3 January 2023
- Decision due30 January 2023
- Decision issued30 January 2023
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