The DCC Planning Committee examine local Dalkey planning proposals to ensure developments are acceptable in terms of their visual impact and effect on the character of the neighbourhood. In particular, the height, scale, architecture and density of proposals are examined to ensure they regard the special nature of Dalkey heritage town.

There were 93 planning applications during 2017 in the Dalkey area compared to 77 applications in 2016. This was a small increase in the number of applications but planning applications are still nowhere near the numbers applied for during the “boom” years. However, the number of construction sites around Dalkey this year has increased significantly compared to last year.

Local Planning Lists

The DLRCC weekly planning lists are available on their website DLRCC Planning This information includes New Applications, Planning Decisions, An Bord Pleanála Appeal Notifications and An Bord Pleanála Appeal Decisions. There is also a  Planning Applications Online Search  

All local Dalkey Applications, Planning Decisions and An Bord Pleanála Appeal Notifications and Decisions are available to read in the monthly newsletters

 

 

 

Planning News

Application at Castlepark School

An Bord Pleanála has granted permission for the application at Castlepark School but concerned residents have sought a judicial review and this has been given the go- ahead for a hearing in October. A Public Meeting will be held to discuss this application in full and...

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An Bord Pleanála delay Bulloch Development decision

An Bord Pleanála have confirmed that "it would not be possible to determine the case within the statutory objective period due to further consideration in this case" The Board now intends to determine the Appeal before SEPTEMBER 18th 2018  

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Bulloch Harbour

The planning department refused permission in February of this year; this time the developer appealed the decision to An Bord Pleanála in March. We are waiting for their decision which will be made later this year. We should like to thank all the members of the public...

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