It is very disillusioning for concerned Howth locals to be constantly writing objections against high density apartment schemes 'that are not in keeping with what is the essence of Howth, which is old world and beautiful'.
It is very disillusioning for concerned Howth locals to be constantly writing objections against high density apartment schemes"that are not in keeping with what is the essence of Howth , which is old world and beautiful".
In the Large Scale Residential Development lodged with Fingal Co Council, Glenveagh subsidiary, GLL PRS Holdco Limited is seeking to build the apartments in four apartments blocks ranging from three to five storeys in height.A planning report lodged with the application states that the proposed development"promotes the delivery of sustainable residential development on a greenfield site which will facilitate increased housing supply and choice along Howth Road and its environs".
"This is a high density project that would mark another negative shift in the visual and historical character of Howth," Ms Doyle said. In its objection, the Howth and Sutton Community Council claim that the apartment scheme will destroy the visual impact of the Architectural Conservation Area of Howth Castle.
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