Below are some suggestions that might be appropriate for discussion concerning future revisions within our system. An Bord Pleanala ( ABP ) There is generally an outdated and unnecessary reliance on hard copy application documentation. For SHD pre application consultation applications, there is currently a requirement for 6 hard copies to be sent to the […]
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HvdK, 11/4/18 Criterion Regular Apartment Schemes Student Accommodation Sheltered Social Housing Build to Rent Shared Accommodation Definition Apartments made available for sale. Not defined. Not defined. “Purpose-built residential accommodation and associated amenities built specifically for long-term rental that is managed and serviced in an institutional manner by an institutional landlord.”[1] “A residential unit comprising of […]
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Residential Tenancies (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2018 Changes to legislation is regard to short term lettings has been enacted within the Residential Tenancies Amendment (No. 2) Bill 2018 and will come in to effect in June 2019. The amendment, which will be made to the Planning and Development Act 2000, will have an impact on […]
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Mixed Use Development at Pa Healy Road, Limerick. The proposed development is for a mixed use development containing residential development in the form of apartments and houses, a student accommodation block, a creche facility with café, and two small retail units to serve the local population incl. student population. Vehicular access is from a single […]
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Punch’s Cross Student Village R W Nowlan & Associates in conjunction with Lawlor Burns & Associates Quantity Surveyors, OCA Architects, Pierce Mc Gann Civil Structural Engineering, JBA Environmental Engineers, and Nic De Jong Urban Design/Landscaping, have provided planning services on Punch’s Cross Student Village, Punch’s Cross, Limerick City. The proposed development will consist of a […]
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Ministerial Guidelines on Building Heights 1 Introduction The Urban Development and Building Heights Planning Guidelines for Planning Authorities have been published by the Minister under Section 28 of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended).[1] The Guidelines are structured around a principle of ‘default height’ of six storeys for town centres and four storeys […]
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86 & 88 Botanic Road, Glasnevin, Dublin 9. RWN is delighted to have managed the purchase and pre purchase due diligence of 86-88 Botanic Road, on behalf of retained clients. The property comprises of a pair of adjoining Pre ‘63 investments located between Glasnevin and Phibsboro villages. The development is made up of 14 no. […]
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Arbour Hill, Dublin 7 RW Nowlan & Associates are delighted to have received planning permission in conjunction with Walsh Associates Architects on behalf of a private client for the development of 18 apartments at Arbour Hill, Dublin 7. RWN as well as preparing and managing the planning process sourced the site off market on behalf […]
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Peter Place, Dublin 2 RW Nowlan & Associates are delighted have secured the purchase of an infill development site on behalf of a retained clients and Peter Place, Dublin 2. The site is situated off Peter Place, approx. 2.2 km to the south of Dublin City Centre. Lesson Street, St. Stephen’s Green, the Charlemont Luas […]
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Ashwood House & Osprey Court, Shankill, County Dublin RW Nowlan & Associates are delighted to have acquired Ashwood House & Osprey Court on behalf of a retained client. The scheme is located beside the landmark, Brady’s Pub and comprises of a parade of 5 retail units and 4 overhead offices/retail use suites. Osprey House is […]
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Trinity House – Penthouse Granted Permission RW Nowlan & Associates Planning & Property Advisors in conjunction with Studio 3 Architects and CORA Consulting Engineers are delighted to have secured planning permission from Dublin City Council for the addition of a 2 Bedroom Penthouse Apartment on the third floor of existing Trinity House, Rathmines Dublin 6. […]
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Introduction The amendment regulations that recently came into force[1] provide for a wider range of development types where a material change of use that is proposed to a building would not require planning permission. Currently Article 10 of the Regulations[2] provides for a number of categories of development that are exempted from requiring planning permission. […]
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