Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedInfrastructureDecided 8 April 2024

Public Toilets at Rush, South Beach, Rush Co. Dublin

Demolition of existing public toilets at Rush South Beach and construction of a new fully accessible facility.

PARTXI/002/24 · Fingal County Council · Lodged 6 February 2024

Reference
PARTXI/002/24
Authority
Fingal County Council
Register status
Decided
Received
6 February 2024

Summary

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Fingal County Council proposes to demolish the existing public toilet structure at South Beach, Rush. A new facility will be constructed in its place, featuring direct-entry wheelchair accessible facilities and a changing places facility for enhanced universal access.

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Development description

  • Fingal county council: notice of proposed development planning & development act 2000 part xi (as amended) planning & development regulations 2001 part 8 (as amended) replacement public toilets at rush south beach, rush, co dublin. In accordance with section 179 of the planning and development act 2000 (as amended) and part 8 of the planning and development regulations 2001 (as amended), fingal county council hereby gives notice of the proposed works listed hereunder to be carried out at proposed replacement public toilets at south beach, rush, county dublin. The nature and extent of the proposed development is as follows
  • Demolition, removal and disposal of the existing structure
  • Construction of new facility including, but not limited to, foundations, external walls, roof, internal walls, fit-out, finishes, services, footpaths and ramps
  • Provision of 2 no. Direct entry wheelchair accessible facilities
  • Provision of one changing places facility for enhanced universal access
  • Proposed design to have full regard to durability of the building taking into account the challenging climatic conditions of the location and to sympathetically reflect the sensitive coastal location
  • All related ground works including access paths, service connections, drainage etc. In addition, the proposed development has undergone screening for appropriate assessment and fingal county council has determined that following an examination, analysis and evaluation of all relevant information, on the basis of objective information and in view of best scientific knowledge and applying the precautionary principle, the proposed development either individually or in combination with other plans and projects, and in the absence of mitigation, is not likely to have a significant effect on any european site(s), in view of the sites conservation objectives, and that there is no reasonable scientific doubt in relation to this conclusion. Plans and particulars of the proposed development will be available for inspection at https://consult. Fingal. Ie/en/browse and inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy from tuesday 6th february 2024 up to and including tuesday 5th march at the following locations
  • Fingal county council, county hall, main st, swords, co. Dublin, k67 x8y2, during normal opening hours (monday to thursday 9am to 5pm and friday 9am to 4.30pm excluding weekends and bank holidays) and
  • Rush library, chapel green, rush, k56 ed95 during normal opening hours (monday to thursday 9:45am to 8pm, friday and saturday 9:45am to 5pm excluding bank & public holidays) submissions or observations with respect to the proposed development dealing with the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the development would be situated, may be made either online through the public consultation portal. Https://consult. Fingal. Ie/en/browse or in writing by post addressed to: senior executive officer,balbriggan/rush-lusk/swords operational area,operations department, fingal county council civic offices, grove road, blanchardstown, dublin 15, d15 w638 only postal submissions received by 5pm on tuesday 19th march 2024 (addressed as set out above) or on-line by 11.59pm on tuesday 19th march 2024 via the public consultation portal will be considered. Note: please make your submission by one medium only and ensure that postal submissions are clearly headed as “replacement public toilets at south beach rush “ all issues raised in submissions and observations to the council in regard to this development, including the response of the chief executive thereto, will form part of the statutory report to be presented to the monthly meeting of fingal county council. The statutory report will also list the persons or bodies who made submissions or observations with respect to the proposed development in accordance with regulations made under part xi of the planning and development act as amended. The minutes of that meeting including the statutory report will appear on the council’s website. Details including the names of those making submissions or observations may be shared with relevant council departments and agents working on their behalf. Senior executive officer balbriggan/rush-lusk/ operational area, operations department, fingal county council

Key dates

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  1. Application received6 February 2024
  2. Decision due2 April 2024
  3. Decision issued8 April 2024

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