Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedHousing estateDecided 24 October 2023

Lands at Hollystown-Kilmartin, Dublin15

Proposed construction of 580 residential units in Hollystown-Kilmartin.

LRD0024/S3 · Fingal County Council · Lodged 31 August 2023

Reference
LRD0024/S3
Authority
Fingal County Council
Register status
Decided
Received
31 August 2023

Summary

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The large-scale development consists of 580 residential units, comprising 468 houses and 112 apartment and duplex units ranging from 1 to 3 storeys. The scheme also includes 892 car parking spaces, 2,234 cycle spaces, and extensive open space and linear park connections.

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Residential units
580
Storeys
3

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Official record

Development description

  • The construction of 580 no. Residential units consisting of 468 no. Houses and 112 no. Apartment and duplex units, ranging from 1 to 3 no. Storeys set out as follows: * 468 no. Houses consisting of 232 no. 2-bed units, 186 no. 3-bed units and 50 no. 4-bed units * 112 no. Apartments and duplexes consisting of 104 no. 1-bed units and 8 no. 3-bed units
  • A total of 892. Car parking spaces will be provided for this scheme comprising 824 no. Resident parking spaces and
  • Visitor parking spaces and 2,234 no. Cycle parking spaces will be provided for this scheme comprising 2,174 no. Resident cycle parking spaces and 60 no. Visitor cycle parking spaces
  • A total c. 2.25ha class 2 open space comprising 15% of the total developed area including pocket parks (including both formal and informal play area), fitness areas, sitting areas, kick-about and ecological regeneration areas. In addition, c. 1.86ha of linear park to the north located under existing esb powerlines provides a linear open space connection to sites 2&3 (as permitted under abp reg. Ref. 312271), site 1 (as permitted under fcc reg. Ref. Fw21a/0042 and under construction) and to permitted dublin gaa facility (fcc reg. Ref. Fw22a/00198). A further 2.41ha of open space is provided within the scheme comprising open space areas, drainage and hedgerow corridors that can not be considered class 2 open space but provide ample open space areas
  • A total c. 2.55 ha of open space is provided in c. 3.5ha park permitted under hollystown site 1 (fcc reg. Ref. Fw21a/0042)
  • A new pedestrian and cyclist facilities, future potential connections to lands to the west and proposed connections to tyrrelstown park as agreed with fingal county council. Principal vehicular access to the application site provided by the new road extension to 'the avenue', and internal road network of sites 2&3 to the east (as permitted under abp reg. Ref. 312271. The application also provides vehicular access to the future potential school site to the south if required as indicated in fingal development plan 2023-2029.6. The proposed scheme is designed to integrate with recently constructed development at bellingsmore (fcc reg. Ref. Fw13a/0088/e1), under construction development on site 1 (fcc reg. Ref. Fw21a/0042) and permitted strategic housing development on sites 2&3 (permitted under abp reg. Ref. 312271) and completes the last phase of the hollystown-kilmartin lands in accordance with the kilmartin local area plan 2023 (now expired). An environmental impact assessment report has been prepared in respect of the proposed development

Key dates

Timeline

  1. Application received31 August 2023
  2. Decision due25 October 2023
  3. Decision issued24 October 2023

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