GrantedApartmentsDecided 8 August 2023

No. 86 and Nos. 90-96 Jamestown Road, Inchicore, Dublin 8

Demolition of warehouses and construction of 128 apartments, a crèche, retail, healthcare, and café units in Inchicore.

LRD6022/23-S3 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 13 June 2023

Reference: LRD6022/23-S3
Authority: Dublin City Council
Register status: Appealed
Type: Large Residential Development
Received: 13 June 2023

Summary

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This Large-Scale Residential Development (LRD) proposal involves demolishing existing industrial buildings of 4,450 sq m. It will be replaced by a mixed-use development featuring 128 apartments, a childcare facility, a retail unit, a healthcare unit, and a café/restaurant.

Apartmentslrddemolitioncrechemixed use

Residential units: 128
Floor area: 12,452 m²

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Official record

Development description

7-year permission for a 'large-scale residential development' (lrd) at a site, principally comprising no. 86 and nos. 90-96 jamestown road, inchicore, dublin
Works are also proposed at jamestown road to provide water services infrastructure and connections, carriageway resurfacing and the reconfiguration of footpaths and public parking/set-down bays, and at the interface between jamestown road and kylemore way to provide new pedestrian and cyclist connections, bollards and surface treatments. The total planning application site area extends to approximately 0.646 ha. The proposed development principally consists of the demolition of the existing warehouse/industrial buildings (and ancillary structures) at no. 86 and nos. 90-96 jamestown road (approximately 4,450 sq m), and the construction of a mixed-use development primarily comprising: 128 no. Residential apartments (63 no. 1-bed, 57 no. 2-bed and 8 no. 3-bed); childcare facility (438.2 sq m); retail unit (282.7 sq m); healthcare unit (50.4 sq m); and café/restaurant (188.2 sq m). The development has a total floor area of 12,452.2 sq m (excluding the podium/undercroft car park of 755.1 sq m) and is primarily proposed in 4 no. Blocks: block 1 ranges in height from 1 no. Storey to 6 no. Storeys; block 2 ranges in height from 1 no. Storey to 7 no. Storeys; block 3 ranges in height from 1 no. Storey to 5 no. Storeys; and block 4 ranges in height from 1 no. Storey to 10 no. Storeys. The proposed development also includes: vehicular access and reconfiguration of footpaths at jamestown road; 31 no. Car parking spaces (28 no. In the podium/undercroft car park and 3 no. At the lane between no. 86 and nos. 90-96 jamestown road); 3 no. Car club/share spaces; 2 no. Public parking/set-down bays; 324 no. Cycle parking spaces; 2 no. Motorcycle parking spaces; 2 no. Bin stores; 3 no. Sub-stations; plant rooms; rooftop pv arrays; blue/ green roofs; hard and soft landscaping, including public open spaces and communal amenity spaces; balconies and terraces facing all directions; boundary treatments; public lighting; 8 no. 300 mm microwave link dishes mounted on 4 no. Steel support poles affixed to ballast mounts at rooftop level on block 1; demolition of the wall, railing and gate at the interface between jamestown road and kylemore way and provision of new pedestrian and cyclist connections, bollards and surface treatments; and all associated works above and below ground. The application may be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www. Jamestownroadlrd. Ie

Key dates

Timeline

Application received13 June 2023
Decision due8 August 2023
Decision issued8 August 2023
Appeal submitted1 September 2023
Appeal decided19 December 2023
Permission expiry10 February 2029

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