What happens now?
The Planning Authority is now in the process of preparing a Draft Local Area Plan for Old Connaught.
Once this has been completed, the Draft LAP will be placed on display as part of a statutory public consultation process.
What happens now?
The Draft Old Connaught Local Area Plan will be on display both in hard copy and online from 6th March to 17th April 2025.
What happens now?
All submissions made during the Draft Plan public consultation stage are now being reviewed. Submissions / Observation can be viewed here.
A Chief Executive's report is being prepared which summarises the issues raised in submissions / observations received and will set out recommendations.
What happens to the staff working in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council bin service?
Staff who currently provide the ‘grey’ bin service will either be redeployed or avail of voluntary redundancy. Redeployed staff will contribute to the delivery of improved services across the areas of Street Cleansing, Water & Waste services, Transportation and Parks.There will be no compulsory redundancies.
What happens when I submit an Expression of Interest form?
The Acquisitions section will establish the suitability of the property and the Council's social housing need in that area. All properties must also meet the Council's Acquisitions Cost Guidelines in order to be progressed.
What height can I build my extension without permission?
- The highest point to which the wall of an exempt extension can be built is eaves level.
- If the proposed extension has a flat roof, it must not exceed the eves or parapet level
- If the proposed extension has a pitched roof, it must not exceed the ridge of the existing pitched roof.
height of extension, without permission
What height can I build my extension without permission?
- The highest point to which the wall of an exempt extension can be built is eaves level;
- If the proposed extension has a flat roof, it must not exceed the eves or parapet level;
- If the proposed extension has a pitched roof, it must not exceed the ridge of the existing pitched roof.
What hours can artists access the studios?
Artists will have 24-hour access to their workspace.
What if I a still unhappy with my valuation?
If you are unhappy with the Valuation as revised by the Revision officer, there is a further right of appeal to the Valuation Tribunal. The Valuation Tribunal is an independent body set up to settle disputed valuations.
You must apply in writing the Valuation Tribunal within 28 days of receiving your notification of decision from the Revision Officer. It must be accompanied by the appropriate fee.
The contact details for the Valuation Tribunal are:
Floor one
Ormond House
Ormond Quay Upper
Dublin 7
Phone: (01) 872 8177
Fax: (01) 872 8060
E-mail: info@valuation-trib.ie
The decision of the Valuation Tribunal is final, subject to an appeal to the High Court on a point of law.
What if i already made "representations" when the proposed Valuation Certificates issued last year?
The Commissioner of Valuation considered over 2,200 individual representations from ratepayers before issuing his final Valuation Certificates. If you already made representations that have been determined by the Commissioner, you still have the right of appeal. However you should bear in mind that the Commissioner would have taken into account the matters raised by you in your representations prior to issuing a final Valuation Certificate.