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Council gets tough on planning PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 19 August 2008 21:37
CLARE County Council is taking a tough line with alleged breaches of the planning laws by issuing enforcement notices over unauthorised developments in Sixmilebridge and Lahinch.
The council has issued notices against William Stackpoole of 1 Lois Mara, Lahinch and Philip Morrison of the Walk-In Studio & Gallery, Main Street, Lahinch to cease all commercial operations at the site.
They have been given until later this month to comply with the notice and revert the structure back to a private dwelling as well as refunding Û300  costs incurred by the council in the investigation and issuing of enforcement proceedings.
If they fail to comply with the notice, the council has warned it will have no option but to initiate legal proceedings and this would result in additional costs.
A similar notice has been issued to two directors of a Sixmilebridge company who have been ordered to reconstruct a house they demolished on the main street without planning permission. The notice under the Planning and Development Act was issued to Patrick and Yvonne Costello of Maxfern Ltd, Shannon Road, Sixmilebridge.
The council considers the demolition of the dwelling house to be unauthorised as it does not have the benefit of planning permission and does not constitute exempted development. The planners are demanding that the house be rebuilt in accordance with the original design and to the satisfaction of the council.
It is understood the house was demolished adjacent to the entrance to a development of four apartments and two shop units for which Mr Costello secured planning permission in 2005.
The council is also demanding that all remedial works are carried out to ensure the satisfactory reinstatement of the adjoining property to the west of the site.
The Costellos are also obliged to employ a chartered structural engineer to supervise all works to the adjoining property.
The issuing of the enforcement notices comes against the background of increased activity by the Enforcement Unit.
A Bunratty businessman was recently sentenced to three months imprisonment at Ennis District Court for not complying with an enforcement notice.
The businessman is currently on bail pending the outcome of his appeal.
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