# Planning application DZ21A/1042 > Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18, Cherrywood, Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown. Granted (30 May 2022). - **Reference:** DZ21A/1042 - **Address:** Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18 - **Status:** Granted (30 May 2022) - **Decision:** GRANT PERMISSION - **Application type:** Permission (SDZ) - **Applicant:** LSREF V Eden T5 Limited - **Lodged:** 4 May 2022 - **Decided:** 30 May 2022 - **Location (lat, lng):** 53.247708, -6.155537 ## Proposal 122no. residential dwellings (total gross floor area of c.11,748 sqm) in a mixture of houses, duplexes and apartments, in a range of buildings 2 to 3 storeys in height on a site of approximately 1.955 Ha comprising of the following: 34no. 2 and 3 storey houses, consisting of 5no. 2 bedroom houses, 13no. 3 bedroom houses and 16no. 4 bedroom houses . 40no. duplexes, all 3 bedroom 3 storey units, 48no. apartments accommodated in 2no. attached 3 storey over basement blocks (Block A and Block B), consulting of 26no. 1 bedroom apartments and 22no. 2 bedroom apartments, private communal amenity open space (c.853 sq m) a 10m wide ecological buffer alongside Lehaunstown Lane; provision of internal road network including new road carriageways, the provision of a total of 189no. car parking spaces of which 172no. are to serve the residential development proposed (93no. at surface level and 77no. at basement level), 1no. car share and 1no. set down space. 17no. of the proposed car parking spaces in the basement are to eb reserved for future development subject of a separate application. 194no. cycle parking spaces; 7no. motorcycle spaces; all associated and ancillary site development and infra structural works, including the provision of bike stores and bin stores, ESB substation / switch room, hard and soft landscaping and boundary treatment works. A temporary drainage connection between the residential development on the T5 tile and the permitted/under construction infrastructure in the T2 tile under Reg. Ref. DZ20A/0399 is also proposed (approximately 0.12Ha), Vehicular access serving the proposed development is from a single entrance off the existing Tully Park View and utilises the existing/permitted roads including the Level 5 road (Tully Road (0.09Ha) - permitted and now under construction under Reg. Ref. DZ20A/0522) linking Gun and Drum Hill Road and Tully Park View. The development proposal will also utilise the extension of Castle Street westwards to the Tick nick Stream, together with a temporary nus turn back facility and a temporary attenuation pond and discharge to the Ticknick Stream all in Development Area 3 - Priorsland and its associated drainage connections in the T2 tile; each already permitted under construction under Reg. Ref. DZ20A/0399. This already permitted and under construction infrastructure amounts to approximately 1.18Ha. The application also provides for the use of existing roads at Gun and Drum Hill Road, Tully Park View, Grand Parade, Castle Street and Bishop's Street (all permitted and under construction under Reg. ref. DZ15A/0758) and a permitted road under construction at Cherrywood Avenue (reg. Ref. DZ17A/0862) which are required to be used to accommodate construction and occupation access to residential development from Valley Drive and the Wyattville Link Road. These already permitted roads amount to approximately 5.6 Ha. The total area of the planning application site amounts to approximately 8.95 Ha. ## In plain English 122 new homes, a mix of houses, two-level units and apartments, beside Tully Park and Lehaunstown Lane. - **122** homes - **189** car parking spaces - **194** bicycle spaces - **3** storeys max ### What's planned A housing scheme of about **11,748** sq.m on about **1.96** hectares in Development Area 8 (Tully), in buildings of **2** to **3** storeys. ### Residential **34** houses (**5** two-bed, **13** three-bed, **16** four-bed), **40** three-bed two-level units and **48** apartments in two 3-storey blocks over a basement (**26** one-bed, **22** two-bed). ### Transport **189** car spaces, of which **17** are reserved for a future development, plus **194** bicycle and **7** motorcycle spaces. A single entrance off Tully Park View. ### Environment A **10**m ecological buffer along Lehaunstown Lane, about **853** sq.m of shared open space and a temporary drainage connection. _This summary was written by AI from the proposal text. Check the council record before relying on it._ ## Conditions ### Condition 2 First Schedule Reasons & Considerations Having regard to the ‘Residential’ zoning of the site as set out in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, as amended, and 2022 - 2028 Dún Laoghaire - Rathdown County Development Plan, it is considered that subject to compliance with the conditions below, the proposed development would not seriously injure the amenities of the area and would not contravene materially the zoning of the application site or that of adjoining sites, subject to conditions and accords with the Planning Scheme. Appropriate Assessment Screening Having regard to the nature and scale of the proposed development, as clarified by way of Further Information received on 04/05/2022, it has been determined that the development would not significantly impact upon a Natura 2000 Site Environmental Impact Assessment Screening Having regard to the nature and scale of the proposed development, as clarified by way of Further Information received on 04/05/2022, it is considered that no real likelihood of significant effects on the environment would arise from the proposed development. Second SCHEDULE Conditions 1. The development shall be carried out in its entirety in accordance with the plans, particulars and specifications lodged with the application, as amended by Further Information received on 4 May 2022, save as may be required by the other conditions attached hereto. REASON : To ensure that the development shall be in accordance with the permission and that effective control be maintained. 2. Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant, or any other person with an interest in the land to which the application relates, shall comply with requirements of Part V, Section 96 of the Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended, and in accordance with agreement to be reached with the County Council’s Housing Department, unless the Applicant shall have applied for and been granted an exemption certificate under Section 97 of the Planning & Development Act, 2000, as amended. In this regard, the Applicant shall submit a detailed submission to include, inter alia, existing and development use land values, construction, development and any attributable costs associated with the development. REASON : To comply with Part V of the Planning and Development Act, 2000, as amended. 3. With regard to the Regulation of Commercial Institutional Investment in Housing, Guidelines for Planning Authorities, May 2021, a) Prior to the commencement of the development as permitted, the Applicant or any person with an interest in the land shall enter into an agreement with the Planning Authority (such agreement must specify the number and location of each housing unit), pursuant to Section 47 of the Planning and Development Act 2000, as amended, that restricts all applicable residential units permitted to first occupation by individual purchasers i.e. those not being a corporate entity, and/or by those eligible for the occupation of social and/or affordable housing, including cost rental housing. b) An agreement pursuant to Section 47 shall be applicable (i) for the period of duration of the planning permission or (ii) from the date of commencement of the duration of the planning permission until the date on which the last residential unit the subject of the section 47 agreement has been transferred to an individual purchaser, whichever is the later, except where after not less than two years from the date of completion of each housing unit, it is demonstrated to the satisfaction of the planning authority that it has it has not been possible to transact each of the residential units for use by individual purchasers and/or to those eligible for the occupation of social and/or affordable housing, including cost rental housing. c) The determination of the Planning Authority as required in (b) shall be subject to receipt by the Planning and Housing Authority of satisfactory documentary evidence from the Applicant or any person with an interest in the land regarding the sales and marketing of the specified residential units, in which case the Planning Authority shall confirm in writing to the Developer or any person with an interest in the land, that the Section 47 agreement has been terminated and that the requirement of this planning condition has been discharged in respect of each specified housing unit. d) For the avoidance of doubt, the definition of ‘houses and duplex units’ in this condition is as per the definition set out in the Ministerial Planning Guidelines under Section 28 of the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended), Regulation of Commercial Institutional Investment in Housing, namely, i. A house, defined as not including a building designed for use or used as two or more dwellings or a flat, an apartment or other dwelling within such a building, and, ii. A duplex unit, defined as a dwelling within a building designed for use as two individual dwellings and/or on one shared plot, with separate entrances. REASON : To restrict new housing development to use by persons of a particular class or description in order to ensure an adequate choice and supply of housing, including affordable housing, in the common good. 4. Prior to the completion of development, the Applicant/Developer shall submit for the written agreement of the Planning Authority, all drawings in digital format (CAD/GIS) projected to ITM (Irish Transverse Mercator). These shall include those for DZ21A/1042 and as further amended by this permission. This information should include the following: • Overall site plans in DWG format (ITM projection in metres) • Ground floor plans of buildings in DWG format (ITM projection in metres) • Site sections and elevations in PDF format. REASON : To ensure consistency with Section 7.4 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. SEQUENCING AND PHASING 5. No residential unit shall be occupied prior to the completion to taking in charge standards, of Beckett Park as permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ15A/0814 and Ticknick Park (Remainder of park area) as permitted under Reg. Ref. DZ16A/0570 as per the requirements of Section 7.2 Sequence of Development and Table 7.2, Open Space for Growth Area 2 & 3 of the Planning Scheme, as amended. REASON : To ensure the proposed development is consistent with Section 7.2 (Sequence of Development) and Table 7.2 (Open Space for Growth Area 2 & 3), of the Planning Scheme, as amended. 6. Roads Phase 1 as permitted under DZ15A/0758 and as extended by DZ15A/0758/E that are used to access the development for construction and occupational access (as detailed on engineering drawing nos. CHW-BMD-00-ZZ-DR-C-1040 and CHW-BMD-00-ZZ-DR-C-1041) shall be completed to a taken in charge standard prior to the occupation of any units in the development as per requirements of Section 7.2 Sequence of Development, and Table 7.3 (Transportation Infrastructure, Roads Infrastructure Requirements for Development in Growth Area 2 and/or Growth Area 3) of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, as amended. REASON : To ensure the proposed development is consistent with requirements of Section 7.2 Sequence of Development, and Table 7.3 (Transportation Infrastructure, Roads Infrastructure Requirements for Development in Growth Area 2 and/or Growth Area 3) of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, as amended, in the interest of clarity, to safeguard the capacity of the road network, and the interest of sustainable travel, and proper planning and sustainable development of the area. URBAN FORM AND DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES 7. Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant/Developer shall provide, for the written agreement of the Planning Authority : a) Details of the proposed external design/finishes of all buildings including; balconies, any under croft screening, ESB substations, Bike and Bin Stores, roof services/plant and associated screening, and microclimate screening mechanisms, in the form of samples and on-site mockups. b) The external finishes of buildings shall include materials that are: • of high quality, durable, sustainable and attractive, • at ground floor, comprise of durable and high-quality materials including natural stone or brick, • ensure harmony and visual coherence in the built environment yet articulating interest to avoid monolithic and bulky facades along the perimeter elevations, with particular attention to the upper floors, • be practical to source, erect, replace, and maintain, and meet the user specification and standards, including those relating to environmental sustainability and wellness, and • the proposed brick material finishes shall provide a visual harmonious coherence, but also provide for an element of visual distinctiveness, with adjoining permitted developments. REASON : To ensure consistency with Objectives PD 9, PD12, PD 14 and PD 19 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. 8. An acceptable street naming and dwelling unit numbering scheme (in both Irish and English) shall be submitted for written agreement of the Planning Authority prior to the first marketing of development or the first erection of any advertising hoardings on site, whichever comes first. In this regard, the use of street names reflecting local place names or local history would be acceptable. REASON : To ensure consistency with Specific Objective H6 of the Planning Scheme, and in the interests of orderly development, proper planning and sustainable development. 9. Prior to the installation of any signage, if applicable, the Applicant/Developer shall submit for the written agreement of the Planning Authority a Signage Strategy including details, drawings and samples of finishes, and which shall be in accordance with the Cherrywood SDZ Wayfinding and Directional Signage Strategy, March 2021. REASON : In the interests of visual amenity and in order to comply with Specific Objectives PD 30 and PD 32 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN 10. The Applicant/Developer shall comply with the following requirements: (a) The construction of the development shall be managed in accordance with a final Construction Management Plan, which shall be submitted for the development in its entirely to the Planning Authority for agreement in writing, prior to commencement of any development. The final Construction Management Plan shall also include a Community Liaison Plan, a construction environmental management plan and a Construction Traffic Management Plan. The final construction management plan shall address any measures required to maintain safety for the proposed phased construction and occupation of the development. (b) Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant/Developer shall prepare a Construction and Demolition Resource Waste Management Plan (RWMP) as set out in the Best Practice Guidelines for the Preparation of Resource and Waste Management Plans for C&D Projects (2021) including demonstration of proposals to adhere to best practice and protocols. The RWMP shall include specific proposals as to how the RWMP will be measured and monitored for effectiveness; these details shall be placed on the file and retained as part of the public record. The RWMP must be submitted to the planning authority for written agreement prior to the commencement of development. All records (including for waste and all resources) pursuant to the agreed RWMP shall be made available for inspection at the site office at all times. (c) Site development and building works shall be carried out only between the hours of 7.00am to 7.00pm Monday to Friday inclusive, 8.00am to 2.00pm Saturdays and no works permitted on site on Sundays and public holidays. Deviation from these times will only be allowed in exceptional circumstances where prior written approval has been received from the Planning Authority. This should be addressed in the Community Liaison Plan. (d) Construction staff shall be prohibited from parking on public roads. Parking for construction staff shall be provided by the Developer/Contractor within the site boundary and shall not be provided in an off-site location. (e) Construction vehicles shall not be permitted to park or wait on roads outside the site boundary. All parking and waiting areas shall be provided Developer/Contractor within the site boundary. (f) Prior to commencement of development a mechanism and structure for on-site monitoring, reporting on progress and quality control to the Planning Authority in relation to construction standards, materials, as-built drawings and records shall be agreed in writing with the Planning Authority. (g) Prior to commencement of development, proposals will be submitted for the written approval of the Planning Authority that demonstrate how it is proposed to maintain the existing road network permitted under DZ15A/0758 and as extended by DZ15A/0758/E to an acceptable standard during the construction phase of the proposed development. (h) The proposed development is located in close proximity to a Luas Line; the Applicant/Developer shall ensure there is no adverse impact on Luas operation and safety. The development shall comply with TII’s ‘Code of engineering practice for works on, near, or adjacent the Luas light rail system’. REASON : To ensure consistency with Section 2.14 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, to ensure compliance with the requirements of Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII), and in the interests of orderly development, proper planning and sustainable development. CULTURAL AND BUILT HERITAGE 11. Prior to the commencement of any construction works, a) The Applicant is required to employ a suitably qualified, licenced archaeologist to monitor all topsoil stripping required for this development. Note :Allow 5 – 6 weeks to facilitate the processing of an Archaeological License. No topsoil removal is to take place in the absence of an archaeologist. b) Monitoring is to take place to the uppermost archaeological horizons only (where they survive) and topsoil/sod layers shall only be removed using a machine with a toothless bucket. Should archaeological material be found during the course of the archaeological monitoring, the archaeologist shall stop all work on the site pending a decision as to how best to deal with the archaeology. c) The Applicant/Developer shall be prepared to be advised by the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage with regard to any necessary mitigating action e.g. redesign to allow for preservation in situ and/or excavation (both may be required in terms of buffer and testing/excavation). The applicant/developer shall facilitate the archaeologist in recording any material found. d) The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage and the Planning Authority shall be furnished with a report describing the results of the monitoring. REASON : To ensure the continued preservation (either in situ or by record) of places, caves, sites, features or other objects of archaeological interest. SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE 12. With regard to PI 6 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, (a) The regional Pond 2A and associated surface water infrastructure shall be completed, commissioned and operational prior to the occupation of any units in the subject development. Should the Applicant/Developer wish to occupy any units in advance of the completion, commissioning and operation of regional Pond 2A and the associated infrastructure then a strategy for directing surface water shall be agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, prior to the occupation of the units. (b) Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant/Developer shall submit the following for the written agreement of the Planning Authority: (i) Hydraulic calculations and engineering drawings for the proposed surface water network, representative of the final detailed design and inclusive of the following: Surface water network calculations and storm simulations for the 30 and 100 year event incorporating climate change inclusive of the full contributing catchment area, which are fully commensurate with the surface water design drawings. Full input data to show the design criteria adopted. Calculations for the attenuation storage requirements for the 1 in 100 year event including climate change and locations for the full site area. Detailed design drawings for all Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) measures including green roofs. Drawings shall includes plans, cross sections and details. (ii) A final construction surface water management plan. Comprehensive surface water management measures must be implemented at the construction stage to prevent any pollution of local surface waters. Any topsoil or demolition material which is stored on site must have mitigations in place to prevent any deleterious entering the surface water network. Any dewatering of ground water during excavation works must be treated by infiltration over land or into an attenuation area before being discharged from site. (iii) A detailed operations and maintenance plan for all the proposed SuDS components, inclusive of the petrol and oil interceptors. (c) The applicant/developer shall ensure that interception and treatment of at least 5mm of runoff is provided on the subject site during all phases of the proposed construction and occupation of the development. Surface water runoff from the site shall pass through at least one level of treatment using a SuDS measure prior to discharge into the public realm. (d) The provision and design of green roofs for the subject development shall adhere to the requirements of the latest DLRCC green roof policy document, 2022. (e) Any upgrade work and subsequent reinstatement works to existing Cherrywood Common Infrastructure as proposed by the subject application will be at the Applicant/Developer’s expense. All reinstatement works to existing Cherrywood common infrastructure shall accord with permitted infrastructure designs under DZ15A/0758 and as extended by DZ15A/0758/E. REASON : In the interests of sustainable development, to ensure long term optimum operation of the surface water management system; and to comply with the requirements of PI 6 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council’s County Development Plan. 13. With regard to PI 7 of the of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, (a) A Stormwater Audit shall be carried out at Stage 2 for the detailed design stage in accordance with PI 7 of the Cherrywood Planning scheme. The audit shall be carried out at the Developer’s expense. An independent audit team shall be used and all measures recommended by the Auditor shall be undertaken unless the Planning Authority approves a departure in writing. The Stage 2 Stormwater Audit reports and feedback forms shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority prior to the commencement of development, unless otherwise agreed. The Stage 2 Stormwater Audit reports shall address any and all phased construction and occupation proposals for the development. (b) For any proposed partial commissioning of surface water infrastructure associated with any phased construction /occupation of the development, interim Stage 3 Stormwater Audits shall be carried out for the post construction / prior to commissioning phases, in accordance with PI 7 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme and at phases pre-agreed with the Planning Authority as part of the Stage 2 Audit process. These audits shall be carried out at the Developer’s expense. An independent audit team shall be used and all measures recommended by the Auditor shall be undertaken unless the Planning Authority approves a departure in writing. (c) A Stormwater Audit shall be carried out at Stage 3 for the post construction / prior to commissioning stage in accordance with PI 7 of the Cherrywood Planning scheme. The audit shall be carried out at the Developer’s expense. An independent audit team shall be used and all measures recommended by the Auditor shall be undertaken unless the Planning Authority approves a departure in writing. The Stage 3 Stormwater Audit reports and feedback forms shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority prior to the final commissioning of the full surface water network for the development. REASON : In the interests of sustainable development and to comply with the requirements of PI 7 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. 14. The runoff rate from the subject site is to be limited to 1/l/s/ha in accordance with the requirements of PI 8 of the Planning Scheme. Any and all phased construction and occupation of the subject development shall adhere to this requirement for the rate of runoff to be limited to 1l/s/ha. REASON : In the interests of sustainable development and to comply with the requirements of PI 8 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. 15. All trees planted in/adjacent to hard paved areas shall incorporate tree root structural cell systems unless otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority. REASON: In the interests of sustainable development and to comply with the requirements of PI 10 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. WATER SUPPLY AND FOUL DRAINAGE 16. With regard to Water Supply and Foul Drainage (Irish Water), (a) All water & waste infrastructure required to service this development shall align with Irish Water masterplans for the area. (b) The Applicant/Developer is required to provide a contribution (to Irish Water), of a relevant portion, towards the costs for the required necessary water supply upgrade works necessary to facilitate the development. (c) The Applicant/Developer shall sign a connection agreement with Irish Water prior to any works commencing and connecting to their network (water and wastewater). (d) In the event that the Applicant/Developer wishes to provide temporary connections to existing Irish Water infrastructure, either directly or indirectly, they are required to enter into a separate pre-connection agreement with Irish Water prior to the commencement of any works on site. (e) Irish Water does not permit any build over of its assets and separation distances as per Irish Waters Standards Codes and Practices must be achieved. The application proposes development in close proximity to existing Irish Water infrastructure. Where any proposals by the applicant to build over or divert existing water or wastewater services subsequently occurs the applicant shall submit details to Irish Water Irish Water for assessment of feasibility and have written confirmation of feasibility of diversion(s) from Irish Water prior to connection agreement. (f) All development is to be carried out in compliance with Irish Water Standards codes and practices and any alteration works shall accord with the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. (g) All infrastructure (water and wastewater) should be designed and installed in accordance with the Irish Water Codes of Practice and Standard Details. Note: Irish Water advise in their submission dated 6th January 2022 that, in order to accommodate the proposed connection at the development site, upgrade works are required to increase the capacity of the water network. These works include the Bride Glen Upgrades, as identified in the Planning Scheme for the SDZ. Irish Water advise that they do not currently have any plans to carry out the works required to provide the necessary upgrade and capacity and should the applicant wish to have such upgrade works progressed, Irish Water will require the Applicant to provide a contribution of a relevant portion of the costs for the required upgrades. REASON : In the interests of sustainable development and in the interests of consistency with PI 4, PI 5 and PI 12 of the Planning Scheme. To ensure agreement with Irish Water for the Applicant’s design proposals and to ensure the adequate provision of water and wastewater. TRANSPORTATION, MOVEMENT STRATEGY, AND CYCLE & VEHICULAR MODES PARKING 17. To ensure that the future sustainable targets as set out in Table 4.1 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme are achieved, the Travel Plan for this development is to be reviewed on an Annual Basis. This review should include updated annual travel surveys of resident’s mode share, a review of available sustainable infrastructure to inform the mode share targets and to develop SMART measures for the development on site. This updated report should be submitted to the Area Wide Travel Plan Coordinator for review and comments and any actions arising from the review are to be then implemented by the nominated Travel Plan Coordinator. REASON: In order to ensure that the proposed development is consistent with the Planning Scheme and in the interest of the proper planning and sustainable development of the area. 18. With regard to PI 14 and PI 20 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, (a) Prior to the commencement of development, a Stage 2 Quality Audit (which shall include a Road Safety Audit, Access Audit, Cycle Audit and Walking Audit) shall be carried out for the detailed design stage and shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority. The audit shall be carried out at the Applicant/Developer’s expense in accordance with the Design Manual for Urban Roads & Streets (DMURS) guidance and TII (Transport Infrastructure Ireland) standards. An independent audit team shall be used, and all measures recommended by the Auditor shall be undertaken unless the Planning Authority approves a departure in writing. The Cycle Audit shall clearly demonstrate, in plan format, how all the requirements of Council’s Standards for Cycle Parking and Associated Cycling Facilities for New Developments, are met within the development. The Stage 2 Quality Audit reports shall address any and all phased construction and occupation proposals for the development. The Applicant/Developer shall ensure that the construction / occupation phased stages proposed do not result in adverse safety conditions for future residents. (b) For any proposed phased construction /occupation stages of the development, interim Stage 3 Quality Audits shall be carried out for the post construction / prior to occupation stages, at phased stages pre-agreed with the Planning Authority as part of the Stage 2 Quality Audit process. These audits shall be carried out at the Developer’s expense. An independent audit team shall be used, and all measures recommended by the Auditor shall be undertaken unless the Planning Authority approves a departure in writing. The Applicant/Developer shall ensure that permeable and connecting walking and cycling routes are completed and operational at each construction / occupation phase to allow future residents of this development to safely access public transport, recreational facilities, schools, retail facilities and other key destinations in Cherrywood. Any identified deficiencies identified by the interim Stage 3 Quality Audits in this regard shall be completed at the developer’s expense to safely link the development site to the existing public transport infrastructure, recreational facilities, schools, retail facilities and other key destinations in Cherrywood. (c) Prior to the final occupation stage of the development in its entirety, a Stage 3 Quality Audit (which shall include a Road Safety Audit, Access Audit, Cycle Audit and Walking Audit) shall be carried out for the post construction / prior to occupation stage and shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority. The audit shall be carried out at the Developer’s expense in accordance with the Design Manual for Urban Roads & Streets (DMURS) guidance and TII (Transport Infrastructure Ireland) standards. An independent audit team shall be used, and all measures recommended by the Auditor shall be undertaken unless the Planning Authority approves a departure in writing. The Developer shall ensure that permeable and connecting walking and cycling routes are completed and operational to allow future residents of this development to access public transport, recreational facilities, schools, retail facilities and other key destinations in Cherrywood. Any identified deficiencies identified by the Stage 3 Quality Audit in this regard shall be completed at the developer’s expense to link the development site to the existing public transport infrastructure, recreational facilities, schools, retail facilities and other key destinations in Cherrywood. REASON : In the interests of orderly and sustainable development; to allow for pedestrian and cycle permeability; and in the interests of consistency with PI 14 and PI 20 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. 19. With regard to PI 21 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, (a) Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant/Developer shall submit revised drawings which clearly shows the allocation of car parking spaces to individual apartment/duplex and housing units within the development. (b) The 18 number unallocated car parking spaces shall be made available or sold in attachment to residential units of the subject development permitted under this application only and shall not be sold separately or let to any other person or business unattached to the development. (c) The Applicant/Developer shall allocate the proposed 1 no. set down space as an additional car sharing space for the subject development. The car sharing spaces provided shall be managed by the subject development’s management company for the sole use of residents of the subject development. (d) A minimum of one car parking space per five car parking spaces shall be equipped with one fully functional EV Charging Point. Ducting for every car parking space shall also be provided to ensure that all car parking spaces are future-proofed for Electric Vehicles. REASON : In the interests of orderly development and proper planning and the sustainable development of the area and for consistency with the Cherrywood Planning Scheme PI 21. 20. With regard to PI 22 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, (a) The Applicant/Developer shall provide for the written agreement of the planning authority the detailed design drawings including the finishes of the proposed bike storage lockers proposed within the public realm areas. (b) Prior to commencement of development or as otherwise agreed, the Applicant/Developer shall prepare a cycle parking management strategy for the development for the written agreement of the Planning Authority. This cycle parking management strategy shall include a comprehensive cycle parking operation and monitoring regime which clearly shows how the operation and maintenance for the development’s cycle parking will be implemented and managed, including routine and annual maintenance of the stacked cycle parking, and how demand for cycle parking will be monitored. This cycle parking management strategy shall also outline how provisions for future demand will be implemented if required. REASON : To ensure adequate cycle parking provision for future residents and in the interests of consistency with PI 22 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. UTILITIES AND TELECOMS 21. With regard to Section 4.3.1 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, (a) The detailed design of the electricity supply network shall be agreed (in writing) with ESB Networks/ESBI. (b) The Applicant/Developer shall ensure that adequate separation distances are provided within the development between utility service ducts and surface water, water and foul infrastructure to ensure access for future operation and maintenance activities as may be required. (c) The Applicant / Developer shall note that any works required within the existing roadway is at the expense of the Applicant/Developer in accordance with ESB networks, and that road reinstatement shall be completed to the standard as permitted under DZ15A/0758 and as extended by DZ15A/0758/E. REASON : In the interests of orderly development the inclusion of infrastructure and connections would avoid subsequent excavation of newly constructed roadway; To ensure that designs shall meet with the current and future requirements ESB Networks/ESBI and to ensure consistency with Section 4.3.1 of the Planning Scheme. 22. The detailed design of the telecoms network shall be agreed (in writing) with the telecoms providers. REASON : In the interests of orderly development the inclusion of infrastructure and connections would avoid subsequent excavation of newly constructed roadway; To ensure that designs shall meet with the current and future requirements of the telecoms providers, and to ensure consistency with PI 26 of the Planning Scheme. GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE, BIODIVERSITY, AND AMENITY SPACE 23. The Applicant/Developer shall provide the following for the written agreement of the Planning Authority: - a) The Applicant/Developer shall retain the services of a qualified Landscape Architect, as his/her Landscape Consultant, throughout the course of the development works, and shall notify the Planning Authority of that appointment in writing prior to the commencement of development. b) The Applicant/Developer shall engage the Landscape Consultant to procure, oversee and supervise the landscape contract for the implementation of the permitted landscape proposals. When all landscape works are inspected and completed to the satisfaction of the Landscape Consultant, he/she shall prepare, sign and submit a Practical Completion Certificate (PCC) to the Planning Authority, as verification that approved landscape plans and specifications have been fully implemented. REASON: To ensure a high-quality public realm and consistency with the Cherrywood Planning Scheme and in the interest of proper planning and sustainable development of the area. 24. Prior to commencement of development of the landscape/public realm areas, the Applicant/Developer shall provide the following for the written agreement of the Planning Authority: a) Hard landscape plans and construction details for all hard-standing pedestrian, cycling, and vehicular areas (including adjoining footpath and road interfaces), detailing the specifications of all surface/finish materials. In this regard, samples, data sheets and on-site mock-ups of all materials shall be provided for the written agreement of the Planning Authority. Approved control samples must be held, on-site. at all times. b) All surfaces and finishes shall include materials that are consistent with PD 14. In particular, the finishes shall comprise of durable, easily sourced and high-quality materials, comprising of natural stone (or other materials as agreed with the Planning Authority) that harmonise and complement those on the adjoining boundaries of Tully Park, Gun and Drum Hill, Lehaunstown Lane and permitted development Reg. Ref. DZ20A/0552. REASON: To ensure consistency with the Cherrywood Planning Scheme, Objective PD 14 and GI 7. 25. With regard to Section 5.4.7 Trees and Hedgerows, a) Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant/Developer shall engage the services of a qualified Arborist as an Arboricultural Consultant, for the entire period of construction activity. The Applicant/Developer shall inform the Planning Authority in writing, of the appointment and name of the Consultant. b) At Practical Completion of the development, the Consultant shall carry out a Post-construction Arboricultural Assessment of all retained trees and submit to the Planning Authority - a signed Arboricultural Completion Certificate stating that all Tree Works have been satisfactorily completed in accordance with his/her recommendations, highlighting any residual concerns arising from the Post-construction Assessment. REASON : To ensure consistency with Section 5.4.7 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme and give practical effect to the retention, protection and sustainability of trees during and after construction of the permitted development. 26. With regard to GI 46, a) Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant/Developer shall engage the services of a qualified ecologist as an ecological consultant, for the duration of the works. The Applicant/Developer shall inform the Planning Authority in writing, of this appointment and the name of the Consultant. b) The Consultant shall ensure the implementation of Section 5.5 (Mitigation Measures), Section 5.6 (Measures to minimise Impacts to Habitats) and Section 5.7 (Evaluation of Mitigation Measures) of the submitted Ecological Impact Assessment, as well as all recommendations within Habitat Management Plan (prepared by Minogue & Associates, Consulting Ecologists). REASON: To ensure consistency with Specific Objective GI 46 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. 27. Prior to the commencement of landscape works the Applicant/Developer shall be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority: a) Details of Soft Landscape Design to include detailed Planting Plan and Planting Schedule - stating species/varieties, approximate quantities, sizes, rootball presentation and spacings. Planting mixes should specify a diverse range of species/varieties/cultivars and a diversity of forms and plant sizes (multi-stems, feathered, semi-matures, etc.) using both native and exotic species and pollinator-friendly native species (in accordance with the All-Ireland Pollinator Plan 2015-2020), all designed to provide vegetation that is visually appealing, bio-diverse, and easily managed. This should include management programmes for all proposed trees, shrubs and other vegetation demonstrating long-term continuity and consistency. REASON: To ensure consistency with Objective GI 65 and Section 5.5 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. 28. Prior to the commencement of landscape development, the following shall be submitted by the Applicant/Developer for the written agreement of the Planning Authority : a) Final design details of all play opportunities and facilities (formal and/or informal as appropriate), in respect of design detailing, planting, boundaries, equipment and safety surface, in accordance with Section 4.7.1, 4.7.2, and 4.7.3 of the Amenity Space Guidance Document. All proposed equipment and ancillaries shall include specifications for the same and proof that all equipment conforms to European Standards EN 1176-1-11 and EN 1177 Playground equipment and surfacing, and to BS/EN standards 2017/18 for Playground Installations for HIC (Head Injury Criterion) and CFH (Critical Fall Height). REASON : to ensure quality play provision in compliance with best practice and reputable guidance; and GI 72 and GI 73 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme and Sections 4.6.3, 4.7.1 and 4.7.2 of the Cherrywood Amenity Space Guidance Document. 29. Upon completion of play spaces within Phase 1 and prior to its occupation, the following shall be submitted by the Applicant/Developer for the written agreement of the Planning Authority: a) A play map in GIS format which details all play provision provided for, in accordance with Section 4.6.3 and Section 4.7.2 of the Cherrywood Amenity Space Guidance Document. b) A post-installation Practical Completion Certificate, in accordance with the requirements and guidelines of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). The Certificate shall be prepared and signed by a suitably qualified (RoSPA-approved), technical professional with expertise and experience in playground design and playground health and safety. REASON : to ensure the provision and construction of safe, quality play provision in compliance with best practice and reputable guidance; and GI 72 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme and Sections 4.6.3, 4.7.1 & 4.7.2 of the Cherrywood Amenity Space Guidance Document. 30. Prior to the commencement of landscape development, the Applicant/Developer shall submit the following for the written agreement of the Planning Authority: a. Details, specifications and samples for all boundaries, interfaces and transitions between private space, communal space and public space having regard to the need to ensure a coherent and complementary palette of materials and finishes across the application site, and with adjoining permitted developments including Tully Park, as permitted under Planning Reg. Ref. DZ15A/0813 and the adjoining residential plot permitted under DZ20A/0552. REASON: to ensure consistency with Specific Objectives GI 8, GI 77 and PD 14 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme. WASTE MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY 31. Prior to the commencement of development, the Applicant / Developer shall submit the following for the written approval of the Planning Authority (Environmental Enforcement Section): (a) A construction waste management plan identifying required measures in relation to management of construction waste, including tracking of waste to final destination. (b) an operational waste management plan demonstrating segregation and handling of waste within the curtilage of the development. (c) An appropriate rodent/pest control plan for the overall development. (d) A materials source and management plan illustrating design for maintenance and replacement in addition to type of materials/proportion of re-use/recycled materials to be used. The formulation of the above plans shall take account of the following: i. DLR Guidance Notes for Environmental Management of Construction Projects. ii. DLR Guidance Notes for Waste Management in Residential and Commercial Developments. REASON: In the interest of proper planning and sustainable development of the area. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING 32. Prior to the commencement of site works, the Applicant / Developer shall submit the following for the written approval of the Planning Authority (Environmental Enforcement Section): a. The location of noise, vibration and dust monitoring stations which shall be installed and maintained to provide continuous monitoring at proposed monitoring stations to measure and record the impact of site activities on local receptors. b. All monitoring data shall be compiled into a weekly technical monitoring report which will include a full assessment of the environmental impacts arising from site construction activities. c. Measures to ensure that where levels exceed specified limit values, nuisance generating activities cease and alternative working methods are identified and implemented. REASON: In the interest of proper planning and sustainable development of the area. 33. Prior to the commencement of development, a Public Liaison Plan shall be developed and implemented for the duration of the works, covering the following: a) Appointment of a Liaison Officer as a single point of contact to engage with the local community and respond to concerns. b) Keeping local residents informed of progress and timing of particular construction activities that may impact on them. c) Provision of a notice at the site entrance identifying the proposed means for making a complaint. d) Maintenance of a complaints log recording all complaints received and follow up actions. REASON: In the interest of proper planning and sustainable development of the area. 34. The development shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements of the Planning Authority (Environmental Health Officer) as follows: a) The proposed demolition/excavation works must comply with Best Practice Guidelines on the Preparation of Waste Management Plans for Construction and Demolition Projects (DOEHLG, 2006 & 2008). b) The management of domestic waste and in particular recyclable materials and food waste arising within the development must be included in the Construction & Demolition Waste Management Plan. Facilities are required for separation, storage and collection of this waste, ensuring that there is adequate signage and lighting to facilitate the operation of these facilities. c) All construction work carried out shall have regard to B.S.5228: 2009+A1:2014 ‘Noise and Vibration control on construction and open sites to minimize noise from construction operations. All equipment used on site shall be fitted with effective silencers and/ or sealed acoustic covers. The use of plant equipment such as pumps and generators shall be enclosed within acoustic enclosures. d) A programme of continuous noise monitoring and noise vibration shall be carried out for the duration of the development, along the site boundary/ noise sensitive location(s) and by an appropriately qualified and experienced acoustic technician. Should any noise assessment identify the noise limits being exceeded, further investigation will be carried out and mitigation measures implemented to ensure compliance. Copies of the monitoring shall be made available to the Environmental Health Officers Air & Noise Unit on request. e) Noise due to the normal construction and operation of this development shall not cause a noise nuisance to nearby noise sensitive location shall not exceed the background level by 10dB (A) or more or exceed the NG4 limits, whichever is lesser. • Daytime (07:00 to 19:00 hrs) – 55dB • Evening (19:00 to 23:00 hrs) – 50dB • Night-time (23:00 to 07:00 hrs) – 45dB • As measured from nearest noise sensitive location/s. Clearly audible and impulsive tones at noise sensitive locations during evening and night shall be avoided irrespective of the noise level. f) A dust minimisation programme and programme of dust monitoring shall be carried out by the developer at locations adjacent to the site boundaries and shall be made available to the local authority on an agreed basis and/or on request. Set up monitory points at the proposed locations to measure total dust deposition rates. The amount of dust deposited anywhere outside the proposed development, when averaged over a 30-day period, should not exceed: g) 130mg/m2 per day when measured according to the BS method which takes account of insoluble components only, or 350mg/m2 per day when measured according to TA Luft, which includes both soluble and insoluble matter. (EPA compliance monitoring is based on the TALuft method). Operational Phase h) All mechanical plant and ventilation inlets and outlets should be sound insulated and/or fitted with sound attenuators as necessary. They shall operate in such a manner so as not to cause a nuisance to the any local residents. i) Operational Waste Management plan to comply with Sustainable Urban Housing: Design Standards for New Apartments Planning Guidelines issued by the Department of Housing Planning & Local Government 2020, notably section 4.9 regarding refuse and waste storage. REASON: In the interests of orderly development BIODIVERSITY 35. The protection of Biodiversity shall be in accordance with the requirements of the Planning Authority as follows: a. Prior to the commencement of development, the developer shall engage the services of a qualified Ecologist as an ecological consultant, from the commencement of construction and for the duration of the monitoring requirements as set out in the Habitats Management Plan. The developer shall inform the Planning Authority in writing of the appointment and name of the consultant, prior to the commencement of development. The consultant shall ensure the implementation of all of the mitigation measures and recommendations in the submitted updated Ecological Impact Assessment and Habitat Management Plan report. b. All mitigation measures relating to Biodiversity, outlined in the Ecological Impact Assessment, Habitat and Species Management Plan, CEMP and Planning Application documents will be implemented and recorded by a suitably qualified ecologist and will be reported by a suitably qualified ecologist directly to the Planning Authority. c. The programme for the monitoring and implementation of the mitigation measures both during construction and operation, by a suitably qualified ecologist, shall be submitted for agreement with the planning authority, at least 5 weeks in advance of site clearance and site works commencing. d. Vegetation clearance and trees identified for removal in the planning permission will not take place during bird breeding season (March 1st to August 31st) e. A detailed site specific Final Construction and Environment Management Plan (CEMP) will be submitted for agreement with the planning authority at least 5 weeks prior to the commencement of the proposed works. This will include site specific details, drawings and specifications of the measures to protect Biodiversity and water quality. The CEMP will include input from a suitably qualified ecologist for biodiversity elements. The Final CEMP will include the following role for the Project Ecologist (PE). The primary responsibilities of the PE shall be to: • Act as the contact for the Planning Authority and agree the frequency and number of site inspections and monitoring programme for the implementation of the Biodiversity related mitigation of the EcIA, CEMP and the objectives and actions of the Habitat Management Plan; • Act as the primary on-site ecological contact for the PC and SM regarding implementation of the mitigation measures of the EcIA, CEMP and the objectives and actions of the Habitat Management Plan; • Ensure compliance with the mitigation measures of the EcIA, CEMP and the objectives and actions of the Habitat Management Plan; • Request relevant records and documentation from the Site Manager (SM) where necessary; • Attend routine meetings with the SM; • Keep detailed records of any ecological incidents and the remedies required and implemented. Report these to the PC and Planning Authority; • The PE shall produce the staged monitoring reports in agreement with the Planning Authority on the implementation of Biodiversity related mitigation of the EcIA, CEMP and the objectives and actions of the Habitat Management Plan; The PE shall submit these directly to the Planning Authority and to the PC. • The PE shall also act as overall technical advisor to the PC and SM regarding the implementation of all Biodiversity related mitigation of the updated Ecological Impact Assessment, CEMP and also the objectives and actions of the Habitat Management Plan. f. Monitoring: The applicant will submit monitoring reports from their ecologist to the planning authority at intervals agreed with the planning authority, relating to measures included in the updated Ecological Impact Assessment report and Habitat Management Plan and confirm that the measures have been implemented according to specification. Actions required to be undertaken by the applicant as a result of the recommendations of monitoring will be reported to the planning authority. Reason: To protect Biodiversity and to ensure the implementation of mitigation measures and monitoring for Biodiversity. FISHERIES 36. The following measures shall be implemented: a) Any discharges to surface streams present on or near the site shall not impact negatively on the salmonid status of the system. Comprehensive surface water management measures (GDSDS study recommendations) shall be implemented at the construction and operational stage to prevent any pollution of local surface waters. SUDS mechanisms and class I petrol/oil interception (and possibly hydrobrake controls) shall be in place on surface water discharges to protect receiving freshwaters in terms of water quality. Precautions shall be taken to ensure there is no entry of solids, during the connection of pipe-work, to the existing surface water system. b) Any topsoil or demolition material which is to be stored on site shall have mitigations in place to prevent any deleterious material entering the surface water network. c) Any dewatering of ground water during the excavation of the basement shall be treated by infiltration over land or into an attenuation area before being discharged off site. d) The applicant shall enter into an annual maintenance contract in respect of the efficient operation of the petrol/oil interceptor and silt traps. e) All discharges shall be in compliance with the European Communities {Surface Water} Regulations 2009 and the European Communities {Groundwater} Regulations 2010. Reason: To prevent any pollution of the Carrickmines / Shanganagh system. TAKING IN CHARGE/ INFRASTRUCTURAL WORKS 37. The applicant shall complete, within a period to be specified in writing to the Applicant by the Planning Authority, all infrastructural works (including Roads, Footpaths, Car Parks, Open Spaces, Sewers, Watermains, Drains & Public Lighting) to the standards in the Council’s Guidance Document on Development Works in Residential and Industrial Areas. REASON: To ensure the development is carried out in accordance with the County Council’s Standards and in the interests of the proper planning and sustainable development of the area in which the development is located. 38. Prior to commencement of development the applicant shall submit full details of a properly constituted Owners’ Management Company for the written agreement of the Planning Authority. This shall include a layout map of the permitted development showing the areas to be taken in charge and those areas to be maintained by the Owners’ Management Company. Membership of this Company shall be compulsory for all purchasers of property in the development. Confirmation that this Company has been set up shall be submitted to the Planning Authority prior to the occupation of the first residential unit. REASON: To provide for the satisfactory completion and maintenance of the development in the interest of residential amenity. 39. For the duration of this development, from commencement of the construction works (inclusive of enabling works) to the completion of construction works, the developer shall under take continuous monitoring of the road network to be utilised for the construction access to this development. In this regard and at a minimum, an independent condition survey of the roads constructed under DZ15A/0758 and DZ17A/0862 that are to be utilised for the construction access to this development shall be undertaken by suitably qualified engineers/surveyors appointed by the developer, at the developer’s expense, both prior to commencement of development and prior to occupation of the final phase of the development. The appointment of the engineers/surveyors shall be agreed in advance and in writing with the Planning Authority and they shall be independent of the Developers and Developers Design and construction team. The condition survey(s) produced are to be submitted for the written agreement of the Planning Authority. Damage, including structural defects, damage to the wearing course, footpaths, kerbs, road markings etc, to the road network that is identified in the condition survey(s) shall be rectified/replaced by the developer, at the developer’s expense and to a taking in charge standard of development which is to the satisfaction of the Planning Authority. REASON: To ensure that a ready sanction may be available to the County Council to induce the provision of services and prevent disamenity in the development. FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS 40. To ensure adequate financial provision is on hand to rectify any damaged caused to the road network associated with DZ15A/0758 and DZ17A/0862, as part of the condition survey that shall be submitted to the Planning Authority prior to commencement (inclusive of enabling works) under condition number 39 (ie above condition) shall include a detailed map that shows all routes that will be utilised for construction traffic associated with this development from commencement (inclusive of enabling works) to occupation of all units within this development. This detailed map shall include the area of roadway in meters square to be utilised for construction traffic, this measurement will be used to calculate the value of a cash security or insurance bond for the value of €30/m2 of roadway utilised, to be lodged with the Planning Authority. No works shall take place (inclusive of enabling works) until this bond or cash security has been agreed and accepted by the Planning Authority. This bond will be refunded on satisfactory completion and certification by the Developer of any works identified in the condition survey, to be completed after occupation of all units within the development, and with written agreement from the Planning Authority that those works are carried out to Taking in Charge Standard. Failure to comply with the above condition may lead to the insurance bond/cash security being sequestered by the Planning Authority to complete any outstanding works REASON: To ensure that a ready sanction may be available to the County Council to induce the provision of services and prevent disamenity in the development. 41. A financial contribution shall be paid by the proposer to the Council towards the cost of the extension of Luas Line B from the Sandyford Depot to Cherrywood, namely Luas Line B1. This contribution shall be paid prior to the commencement of the development or in such other manner as may otherwise be agreed with the Planning Authority. The rate of contribution payable shall be that pertaining to the particular year in which implementation of the Planning Permission is commenced. The Supplementary Development Contribution Scheme provides for an annual increase in the levels of contribution payable, as outlined in the scheme, by a factor of 5% compound interest per annum. The levels of contribution will be reviewed annually on the 13th of January of each year during which the scheme is in force to take account of the aforementioned increase. The rate of contribution payable in respect of this development, at current contribution rates, is €721,136.70 , and is subject to increase as outlined above. It should be noted that contributions assessed in accordance with the Supplementary Development Contribution Scheme cannot be appealed to An Bord Pleanala unless the applicant considers the levy referred to in this condition has not been properly applied in accordance with the terms of the Scheme. REASON: To part finance the extension of the Luas Line B1 from Sandyford Depot to Cherrywood, as provided for in the Supplementary Development Contribution Scheme adopted by the Council of Dún laoghaire-Rathdown on the 13th of January, 2003. 42. The Developer shall, prior to commencement or as otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, pay the sum of €36,125.42 to the Planning Authority as a contribution towards expenditure that was/or is proposed to be incurred by the Planning Authority in respect of the provision of Surface Water Public Infrastructure and Facilities benefiting development in the area of the Authority, as provided for in the Development Contribution Scheme made by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the 14th December, 2015 and as included in Table 2 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Development Contribution Scheme 2017-2020. These rates of contribution shall be updated effective from 1 January each year during the life of the Scheme in accordance with the SCSI Tender Price Index (See Article 12 of the Scheme ) commencing from 1st January, 2018. Contributions shall be payable at the index adjusted rate pertaining to the year in which implementation of the planning permission is commenced, as provided for in Note 1 to the Table at Article 9 of the Scheme. Outstanding balances may be subject to interest charges. REASON: It is considered reasonable that the payment of a contribution be required in respect of the provision of the Surface Water Public Infrastructure and Facilities benefiting development in the area of the Planning Authority and that is provided, or that is intended will be provided, by or on behalf of the Local Authority. Note on above Condition: Please note that with effect from 1st January, 2014 Irish Water are now the statutory body responsible for both water and waste water services. Accordingly, the contribution payable has been reduced by the amount of the contribution associated with these services. Further details/clarification can be obtained from Irish Water at Tel. 1 850 278 278. 43. The Developer shall, prior to commencement or as otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, pay the sum of €827,278.34 to the Planning Authority as a contribution towards expenditure that was/or is proposed to be incurred by the Planning Authority in respect of the provision of the Roads Public Infrastructure and Facilities benefiting development in the area of the Authority, as provided for in the Development Contribution Scheme made by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the 14th December, 2015 and as included in Table 2 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Development Contribution Scheme 2017-2020. These rates of contribution shall be updated effective from 1 January each year during the life of the Scheme in accordance with the SCSI Tender Price Index (See Article 12 of the Scheme) commencing from 1st January, 2018. Contributions shall be payable at the index adjusted rate pertaining to the year in which implementation of the planning permission is commenced, as provided for in Note 1 to the Table at Article 9 of the Scheme. Outstanding balances may be subject to interest charges. REASON: It is considered reasonable that the payment of a contribution be required in respect of the provision of the Roads Public Infrastructure and Facilities benefiting development in the area of the Planning Authority and that is provided, or that is intended will be provided, by or on behalf of the Local Authority. 44. The Developer shall, prior to commencement or as otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, pay the sum of €537,007.40 to the Planning Authority as a contribution towards expenditure that was/or is proposed to be incurred by the Planning Authority in respect of the provision of the Community & Parks Public Infrastructure, Facilities and Amenities benefiting development in the area of the Authority, as provided for in the Development Contribution Scheme made by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the 14th December, 2015 and as included in Table 2 of the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Development Contribution Scheme 2017-2020. These rates of contribution shall be updated effective from 1 January each year during the life of the Scheme in accordance with the SCSI Tender Price Index (See Article 12 of the Scheme) commencing from 1st January, 2018. Contributions shall be payable at the index adjusted rate pertaining to the year in which implementation of the planning permission is commenced, as provided for in Note 1 to the Table at Article 9 of the Scheme. Outstanding balances may be subject to interest charges. REASON: It is considered reasonable that the payment of a contribution be required in respect of the provision of the Community & Parks Public Infrastructure, Facilities and Amenities benefiting development in the area of the Planning Authority and that is provided, or that is intended will be provided, by or on behalf of the Local Authority. 45. The Developer shall, prior to commencement or as otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, pay the sum of €71,958.04 to the Planning Authority as a contribution towards expenditure that was/or is proposed to be incurred by the Planning Authority in respect of the provision of Surface Water Public Infrastructure and Facilities benefiting development in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme area only of the Authority, as provided for in the Development Contribution Scheme made by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the 12/06/2017. These rates of contribution shall be updated effective from 1 January each year during the life of the Scheme in accordance with the SCSI Tender Price Index (See Article 12 of the Scheme) commencing from 1st January, 2018. Contributions shall be payable at the index adjusted rate pertaining to the year in which implementation of the planning permission is commenced, as provided for in Note 1 to the Table at Article 9 of the Scheme. Outstanding balances may be subject to interest charges. REASON: It is considered reasonable that the payment of a contribution be required in respect of the provision of the Surface Water Public Infrastructure and Facilities benefiting development in the in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme area and that is provided, or that is intended will be provided, by or on behalf of the Local Authority. 46. The Developer shall, prior to commencement or as otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, pay the sum of €457,923.34 to the Planning Authority as a contribution towards expenditure that was/or is proposed to be incurred by the Planning Authority in respect of the provision of the Roads Public Infrastructure and Facilities in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area. This Cherrywood Planning Scheme element of the Development Contribution shall be used solely to fund infrastructure identified in the Plan, as listed in Appendix III – Cherrywood Planning Scheme Projects List, as provided for in the Development Contribution Scheme made by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the 12/06/2017. These rates of contribution shall be updated effective from 1 January each year during the life of the Scheme in accordance with the SCSI Tender Price Index (See Article 12 of the Scheme) commencing from 1st January, 2018. Contributions shall be payable at the index adjusted rate pertaining to the year in which implementation of the planning permission is commenced, as provided for in Note 1 to the Table at Article 9 of the Scheme. Outstanding balances may be subject to interest charges. REASON: It is considered reasonable that the payment of a contribution be required in respect of the provision of the Roads Public Infrastructure and Facilities benefiting development in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area of the Planning Authority and that is provided, or that is intended will be provided, by or on behalf of the Local Authority. 47. The Developer shall, prior to commencement or as otherwise agreed in writing with the Planning Authority, pay the sum of €124,293.60 to the Planning Authority as a contribution towards expenditure that was/or is proposed to be incurred by the Planning Authority in respect of the provision of the Community & Parks Public Infrastructure Facilities & Amenities in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area. This Cherrywood Planning Scheme element of the Development Contribution shall be used solely to fund infrastructure identified in the Plan, as listed in Appendix III - Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area Only, as provided for in the Development Contribution Scheme made by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council on the 12/06/2017. These rates of contribution shall be updated effective from 1 January each year during the life of the Scheme in accordance with the SCSI Tender Price Index (See Article 12 of the Scheme) commencing from 1st January, 2018. Contributions shall be payable at the index adjusted rate pertaining to the year in which implementation of the planning permission is commenced, as provided for in Note 1 to the Table at Article 9 of the Scheme. Outstanding balances may be subject to interest charges. REASON: It is considered reasonable that the payment of a contribution be required in respect of the provision of the Community & Parks Public Infrastructure Facilities & Amenities benefiting development in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area of the Planning Authority and that is provided, or that is intended will be provided, by or on behalf of the Local Authority. 48. No development on foot of this permission shall commence until security for the provision and satisfactory completion of services (including roads, footpaths, open spaces, public lighting, sewers, watermains and drains) in accordance with the Plans and particulars lodged with the application, has been given by:- a) Lodgement with the Council of an approved Insurance Company Bond in the sum of €474,200.00 which shall be kept in force by the Developer until such time as Roads, Open Spaces, Car Parks, Sewers, Watermains and Drains are completed to the satisfaction of the Council OR/... b) Lodgement with the Council of a Cash Sum of €293,600.00 to be applied by the Council at its absolute discretion if such services are not duly provided to its satisfaction on the provision and completion of such services to standard specifications. REASON: To ensure that a ready sanction may be available to the Council to induce the provision of services and prevent disamenity in the development. 49. This development shall not be carried out without prior agreement, in writing, between the Applicant & the Planning Authority relating to the payment of development contributions. REASON: Investment by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council in Local Authority works has facilitated and will facilitate the proposed development. It is considered appropriate and reasonable that the developer should contribute to the cost of same. ## Nearby applications - [DZ26A/0052/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26A-0052-WEB.md): Townland of Laughanstown, Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (24 Mar 2026). Makes minor layout and landscaping changes to a permitted Tully housing scheme, moving bin stores to the front of the two-level homes. - [DZ25A/0044/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ25A-0044-WEB.md): In the Townlands of Laughanstown, and Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (10 Jul 2025). Amends a permitted Lehaunstown scheme to add a storey to two buildings, taking it from 492 to 517 homes, with fewer car spaces. - [DZ21A/0334](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-0334.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (7 Apr 2022). 482 new homes, mostly apartments in five blocks up to 5 storeys, beside Barrington's Road and the Luas in Lehaunstown. - [DZ20A/0585](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ20A-0585.md): on a site in the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Refused or withdrawn (2 Jun 2021). A temporary sales and marketing suite with 8 parking spaces for just under 5 years off Gun and Drum Hill Road. - [DZ25A/0014/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ25A-0014-WEB.md): Townlands of Laughanstown & Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (3 Mar 2025). Amends the permitted Tully village centre (plot T1) to shrink the basement, cutting car parking from 210 to 157 spaces. - [DZ23A/0106](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0106.md): Lands in the Townlands of Laughanstown and Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (22 Sep 2023). A village centre at Tully with a supermarket, shops, cafés and 139 build-to-rent apartments in two blocks of 3–5 storeys. - [DZ22A/0820](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0820.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood,, Dublin 18. Granted (12 Dec 2022). Makes minor changes to the already-permitted 168-home scheme in Tully, swapping the designs of 12 houses and altering some roofs. - [DZ22A/0403](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0403.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Refused or withdrawn (22 Jul 2022). Makes minor changes to the already-permitted 168-home scheme in Tully, swapping the designs of 12 houses and altering some roofs. - [DZ21A/0699](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-0699.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (23 Sep 2021). Smaller first-floor bathroom windows on 33 permitted houses in Tully. - [DZ20A/0552](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ20A-0552.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18,. Granted (11 Mar 2021). 163 new homes, mostly houses, between Castle Street and Tully Park. - [DZ26A/0750/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26A-0750-WEB.md): Unit B, Mercer Way, Tully Village Centre West, Dublin 18, D18C58F. Refused or withdrawn (7 Oct 2026). Combines two permitted shop units at Tully Village Centre into one convenience store with an off-licence. - [DZ22A/0770](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0770.md): On Lands Development Area 8 (Tully), Cherrywood SDZ, Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (22 Mar 2023). 71 homes, a crèche, shops and a community room on plot T11 west of Castle Street in Tully village centre. - [DZ21A/0664](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-0664.md): Site in the Townlands of, Laughanstown, Brennanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (5 May 2022). 47 apartments in a 4-storey block off Castle Street in Tully. - [DZ15A/0813](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ15A-0813.md): Laughanstown, Dublin 18, (Tully Park). Granted (13 Jul 2016). Creates Tully Park, a 12.9-hectare public park with a playground, café kiosk and nature trails. - [DZ20A/0946](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ20A-0946.md): Lands known as Tully Park (c12.9HA), Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (18 Feb 2021). Revises part of the permitted Tully Park, moving the café kiosk, redesigning the playground and adding a raised boardwalk. - [DZ22A/0729](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0729.md): Townlands of, Laughanstown, Brennanstown and, Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (22 Sep 2023). 57 new homes, houses and 3-bed two-level apartments, off Gun and Drum Hill Road in Tully. - [DZ15A/0758](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ15A-0758.md): in the townlands of Cherrywood, Laughanstown, Brennanstown, Loughlinstown and Glebe, Dublin 18. Granted (16 Aug 2016). Phase 1 roads for Cherrywood: about 5.4km of new and upgraded roads including Grand Parade, Castle Street and Bishop Street. - [DZ26B/0366/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26B-0366-WEB.md): 10 Domville Square, Cherrywood, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin 18, D18H7WA. Granted (14 Aug 2026). Adds a small glass conservatory to the rear of a house at Domville Square. - [DZ26B/0360/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26B-0360-WEB.md): 10, Domville Square, Cherrywood, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin 18, D18H7WA. Refused or withdrawn (24 Jun 2026). A small glass conservatory added to the back of a house on Domville Square. - [DZ22A/0623](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0623.md): On Lands Development ,Plot T 11, Area 8 (Tully), Cherrywood SDZ, Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (18 Jan 2023). 49 new houses on plot T11 west of Castle Street in Tully. - [DZ18A/0458](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ18A-0458.md): on lands (c.0.74 HA) in the townland of Laughanstown, Dublin 18 (Development Area 8 - Tully). Granted (11 Jul 2018). Builds a new primary school with 24 classrooms plus a special needs unit, south-west of Tully Park. - [DZ24A/0696/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ24A-0696-WEB.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, and Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (29 Oct 2024). Amends a permitted Tully scheme to add 4 apartments by raising part of Apartment Building 1 to 4 storeys. - [DZ26A/0151/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26A-0151-WEB.md): In the Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, in Cherrywood, Dublin 18.. Granted (24 Jun 2026). 188 new homes, a mix of apartments, two-level units and houses, beside Tully Park off Bishop Street. - [DZ26B/0186/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26B-0186-WEB.md): 4 Mercer Row,Laughanstown, Dublin 18, D18XH7P. Granted (25 May 2026). Three new roof windows added to the front of a house on Mercer Row. - [DZ26B/0153/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26B-0153-WEB.md): 4 Mercer Row, Laughanstown, Dublin, D18XH7P. Refused or withdrawn (19 Mar 2026). Three new roof windows added to the front of a house on Mercer Row. - [DZ22A/0133](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0133.md): Townlands of Laughanstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (22 Nov 2022). Builds 163 homes, a mix of apartments, triplexes, maisonettes and houses, beside Tully Park. - [DZ21A/1069](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-1069.md): The overall site area of this application is approximately 8.7Ha. Townlands of Laughanstown and Brennanstown Dublin 18. Granted (2 Feb 2022). Minor changes to a permitted 136-home scheme in Tully so it can be built and occupied in phases. - [DZ19A/0597](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ19A-0597.md): Development Area 8 -Tully, Cherrywood SDZ, Includes the Res 2 plots ''T9'' and ''T10''. Granted (11 Mar 2020). 184 new homes, mainly houses plus two small apartment blocks, on plots T9 and T10 in Tully. - [DZ20A/0399](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ20A-0399.md): Townlands of Laughanstown and Brennanstown, Tully Development Area 8, Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (22 Jan 2021). 136 new homes, mostly houses and two-level apartments, in Tully between Castle Street and the Luas, plus the Castle Street extension. - [DZ16A/0531](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ16A-0531.md): Glenellen, Lehaunstown Lane, Cabinteely, Dublin 18. Granted (1 Sep 2016). Demolishes the house Glenellen and its outbuildings on Lehaunstown Lane. - [REF20225](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/REF20225.md): Lehaunstown Park House, Laughanstown, Co Dublin, (A Protected Structure). Granted (23 Jan 2026). Minor internal changes to the stable building at Lehaunstown Park House, a protected structure. - [DZ23A/0359](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0359.md): Lehaunstown Park House, Lehaunstown Co Dublin. Granted (17 May 2024). Restores Lehaunstown Park House and its tower house, converts the stables to shops, and builds a large garden centre. - [DZ24A/0236/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ24A-0236-WEB.md): Lands in the townland of Laughanstown, between Grand Parade and Tully Park, in Domville Development Area 4, Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Refused or withdrawn (15 Apr 2024). Amends the Domville permission to raise four blocks on Grand Parade from 4 to 6 storeys, adding 58 apartments. - [DZ17A/0714](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ17A-0714.md): Lands in the townlands of Lehaunstown and Cherrywood, Dublin 18. The application relates to development in the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone.(Domville site). Granted (7 Aug 2018). Builds 322 new homes, 242 apartments and 80 houses, plus a crèche on the Domville site in Cherrywood. - [DZ21A/0806](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-0806.md): Lands in the townland of, Laughanstown, Dublin 18, located between Grand Parade and Tully Park. Granted (12 Aug 2022). Amends a permitted scheme between Grand Parade and Tully Park to add 60 apartments in three new 4-storey blocks. - [DZ23A/0455](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0455.md): Area 8 (Tully) Cherrywood SDZ Lands, Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (27 Oct 2023). Amends a permitted Tully housing scheme to provide 5 three-bed houses on Mercer's Road in place of 5 homes dropped by condition. - [DZ21A/1038](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-1038.md): site 1.85 ha at Castle Street and Bishop Street, Cherrywood, Dublin 18. Granted (8 Nov 2022). Builds a new 1,000-pupil secondary school at Castle Street and Bishop Street, Cherrywood. - [DZ24A/0686/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ24A-0686-WEB.md): Townlands of Laughanstown, and Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Refused or withdrawn (4 Sep 2024). Amends a permitted Tully scheme to add 4 apartments by raising part of Apartment Building 1 to 4 storeys. - [DZ23A/0028](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0028.md): Townlands of Laughanstown and Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (8 Dec 2023). 56 new homes and a 3-storey childcare centre on tile T13 beside Beckett Park and Castle Street in Tully. - [DZ23A/0468](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0468.md): Townlands of Laughanstown and Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (9 May 2024). Amends a permitted Lehaunstown scheme to rearrange units, add 4 homes (488 to 492) and move a temporary crèche. - [DZ23A/0354](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0354.md): Townlands of Laughanstown and Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Refused or withdrawn (23 Jun 2023). Amends a permitted Lehaunstown scheme to rearrange units and add 4 homes, taking it from 488 to 492. - [DZ23A/0812](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0812.md): Townlands of Laughanstown & Brennanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (14 Feb 2024). Amends a permitted housing scheme at L1 West to change the internal layouts of its 4-bed houses and move the site compound. - [DZ24A/0291/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ24A-0291-WEB.md): Lands in the townland of Laughanstown, Dublin 18, located between Grand Parade and Tully Park., The application relates to development in Domville Development Area 4 of the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone.. Granted (25 Mar 2025). Amends the Domville permission to raise four blocks on Grand Parade from 4 to 6 storeys, adding 58 apartments. - [DZ15A/0814](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ15A-0814.md): Laughanstown, Dublin 18, (Beckett Park). Granted (13 Jul 2016). Beckett Park: a new 5.1-hectare public park in Tully with a sports pitch, tennis courts, playground and pavilion café. - [DZ22A/0550](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ22A-0550.md): Lehaunstown Park Open Space, Laughanstown, Dublin 18. Granted (13 Apr 2023). Turns a temporary car park into Lehaunstown Park Open Space with community gardens and a play plaza. - [DZ25A/0489/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ25A-0489-WEB.md): 20, Domville Court, Tullyvale, Cherrywood, Dublin 18, D18VN3A. Granted (11 Aug 2025). Permission to keep a glass conservatory permanently at the back of a house on Domville Court. - [DZ25A/0480/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ25A-0480-WEB.md): 20, Domville Court, Tullyvale, Cherrywood, Dublin 18, D18VN3A. Refused or withdrawn (19 Jun 2025). Permission to keep a glass conservatory at the back of a house on Domville Court. - [D07A/1723](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/D07A-1723.md): Lehaunstown Bungalow, Lehaunstown Lane, Cabinteely, Co. Dublin. Refused or withdrawn (11 Feb 2008). Demolishes Lehaunstown Bungalow and builds a replacement house. - [DZ23A/0443](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ23A-0443.md): Lands in the townlands of Laughanstown, Dublin 18, (Lands within 'Development Area 7- Macnebury', including part of the Res 2 plot known as 'M4, located West & South of Castle Street, south of Lehaunstown Lane and North of Bishop Street. Granted (7 Nov 2023). Changes a condition so 66 permitted homes in Macnebury can be occupied before the Cherrywood Avenue/Beckett Road underpass is built. - [DZ26B/0030/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26B-0030-WEB.md): 17 Domville Court, Tullyvale, Cherrywood, Dublin 18, D18 WEK6. Refused or withdrawn (28 Jan 2026). Permission to keep a glass conservatory built in the back garden of a house on Domville Court. - [DZ26B/0241/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26B-0241-WEB.md): 17 Domville Court, Cherrywood, Dublin 18, D18WEK6. Granted (10 Jun 2026). Permission to keep a glass conservatory permanently in the back garden of a house on Domville Court. - [DZ26B/0073/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26B-0073-WEB.md): 17 Domville Court, Cherrywood, Dublin 18, D18WEK6. Refused or withdrawn (13 Mar 2026). Permission to keep a glass conservatory built in the back garden of a house on Domville Court. - [ABP30342919](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/ABP30342919.md): Site (c.3.06ha) in the townlands of Laughanstown, Dublin 18 (lands generally bounded by Bishop Street to the south, the Luas green line to the east and Tully park to the north. Granted (18 Apr 2019). Builds 184 homes, a mix of apartments, two-level units and houses, between Bishop Street, the Luas line and Tully Park. - [DZ21A/1085](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-1085.md): Lands of Laughanstown, Dublin 18, (Lands within 'Development Area 7- Macnebury', M4, located West & South of Castle Street, south of Lehaunstown Lane and North of Bishop Street. Granted (2 Dec 2022). Builds 65 three-bed homes in five three-storey blocks in Macnebury, west of Castle Street. - [D05A/1658](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/D05A-1658.md): Tullyvale, Druids Valley, Cherrywood, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin. Refused or withdrawn (22 Feb 2006). 396 homes in 9 buildings of 3 to 8 storeys, with a childcare facility, at Tullyvale, Druids Valley. - [DZ26A/0148/WEB](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ26A-0148-WEB.md): Townland of Laughanstown, Dublin 18, The site is bounded by Grand Parade and Western Courtyard roads. Granted (20 Jul 2026). 311 new homes and a crèche in buildings of 3 to 6 storeys between Grand Parade and Western Courtyard. - [D06A/1016](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/D06A-1016.md): Townland of Laughanstown, Cherrywood, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin.. Granted (28 Nov 2006). Builds a 110 kV ESB electrical transformer station in Laughanstown. ## Links - [This page on CherrywoodPlans](https://cherrywoodplans.com/application/DZ21A-1042) - [Council record, documents and conditions (DLR planning portal)](https://planning.agileapplications.ie/dunlaoghaire/application-details/91479) - [All Cherrywood applications](https://cherrywoodplans.com/applications.md) _Source: Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown County Council planning data, refreshed daily. CherrywoodPlans is an independent site, not run by the council._