Objector claims original grant of permission ‘flew in the face of democracy’
Redrock had lodged plans for 138 apartments units in blocks up to seven storeys high along with shops and other businesses on the ground floor.
The appeals board ruled that the scheme for a site at the junction of Sallynoggin Road and Glenageary Avenue, and Glenageary Roundabout in south Dublin, would be an acceptable mix and quantum of commercial and residential development. Ms Coleman said that the council grant “flew in the face of democracy and caused alarm right across the community, so we decided to mount a collective appeal against the council’s decision”.
She said: “The fact that overall height and density has been reduced by a third is a relief. However we have eight weeks to fully consider the implications of the board decision and we are not yet closing the door on other options.”
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