Revised plans lodged for part constructed housing development site in Newcastle
AN APPLICATION showing a revised plan for the part-constructed housing development at Cornerpark in Newcastle has been lodged with South Dublin County Council.
Dragonglen Limited filed the new planning application seeking permission to make an amendment to units 10 to 15 at Cornerpark Rise, Cornerpark Townland off the Peamount Road in Newcastle.
Plans are for the construction of six two-storey, three-bedroom terraced dwellings and all associated site development works, car parking, landscaping, open spaces, public lighting and connections to fouls and water-drainage/attenuation systems and mains water supply.
“The proposed development represents an amendment to the existing partially completed development as it relates to the above-mentioned plots,” the application reads.
Permission was first granted for the Cornerpark development in November 2019.
The local planning authority granted permission subject to a list of 24 conditions – that were required to be met.
One of the conditions was in relation to the road network within the subject site and required that Road One cease prior to the front of Units 13 and 14.
Units 14 to 19 were required to be relocated in a westerly direction with footpath, privacy strip and private amenity space for units 13 and 14 absorbed into the space.
A bin storage was also included in part of the condition.
This new planning application, which was filed on December 9, is being sought to amend the already approved scheme as set out in a revised compliance layout approved by the council in August, 2021.
The application is being made on foot of the aforementioned conditions by making provision for a vehicular access and footpath to the north boundary of the development.
This new application relates a site area of 0.15 hectares at the six units.
South Dublin County Council is set to make a decision on the planning application on February 11, 2022.
The closing date for third party submissions in relation to this proposed development is January 21, 2022.
