Planning Permission Ireland
InvalidApartmentsDecided 9 March 2023

The Townland of Cork Little, Shankill, Co Dublin

Construction of 94 apartments in two blocks ranging from four to five storeys, with retail units and a cafe in Shankill.

D23A/0119 · Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council · Lodged 24 February 2023

Reference
D23A/0119
Authority
Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Register status
Decided
Type
Permission
Received
24 February 2023

Summary

AI-generated

The proposed development at Woodbrook Neighbourhood Centre consists of 94 apartments across two blocks of four to five storeys. The scheme includes three retail units, a cafe/restaurant, tenant amenities, and 104 car parking spaces. Associated works include public and communal open spaces and an extension of the internal road network.

Apartmentsapartmentsretailcafe
Residential units
94
Storeys
5

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Official record

Development description

  • The proposed development consists of 94 no. Apartments in 2 no. Blocks ranging in height from 4-5 storeys (woodbrook neighbourhood centre) comprising - block f
  • 4 no. Studio units, 15 no 1-bed units, 56 no. 2-bed units, 3 no. 2bed+study units and 4 no. 3-bed units (82 no. Apartments in total) and 3 no. Retail units including an anchor convenience store (c. 778sqm. In total) and tenant amenity space (c. 255 sqm. ) at ground floor level. Block g
  • 3 no. 1-bed units, 6 no. 2-bed units and 3 no. 2 bed + study units (12 no. Apartments in total) and 1 no. Cafe/reataurant unit (c. 193sqm. ) at ground floor level. Private balconies are provided for all apartment units. All associated and ancillary site development, infrastructural, hard and soft landscaping and boundary treatment works including: extension of woodbrook close internal road including pedestrian and cycle facilities to connect to woodbrook avenue in a looped configuration. Public open space (c. 1083sqm) and communal open space (c. 769sqm) 104 no. Carparking spaces (undercroft and on-street). 240 no. Bicycle parking spaces (165 no. Long term spaces and 54 no. Short term spaces allocated to the proposed residential units (which includes 3 no. Cargo bicycle spaces) and 21 no. Retail bicycle spaces) 5 no. Motorcycle parking spaces. Communal bin storage and plant provided at ground floor/ undercroft and provision for solar panels at roof level. 1 no. Esb substation. This development also comprises minor amendments to permitted site development works at woodbrook hase 1 (abp ref. Abp-305844-19) including - adjustments to road levels on woodbrook close and the minor adjustments to the car parking layout and associated changes to landscaping layout. Pedestrian connection (ramp and steps) to the rear of st. James's 9crinken) church and associated localised removal of existing boundary and replacement with new boundary treatment comprising railings and a controlled access gate. Revision to the temporary landscape area within the 'green axis' linear park to provide a predominantly hard landscaped civic plaza adjacent to the retail units including adjustments to the permitted underground attenuation

Key dates

Timeline

  1. Application received24 February 2023
  2. Decision due20 April 2023
  3. Decision issued9 March 2023

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