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A site notice is also sent and must be displayed in a position clearly visible to the public and the acknowledgement slip returned to the planning case officer, who will also check the siting of the notice on the site inspection. It is important to display the site notice as soon as possible.

Submit an observation You can submit an observation online on our website, by post or alternatively by hand delivery. By post: Postal observations/submissions should be sent to Dublin City Council, Planning Registry Section, Civic Offices, Wood Quay, Dublin 8.

Local planning authorities must undertake a formal period of public consultation before making a decision on a planning application. Statutory notices ensure local residents are informed about applications that affect them.

As a minimum, speak to the case officer. If possible, try to arrange to meet on site so you can point out any flaws in objectors' arguments. If you can't get hold of the officer on the phone, be sure to send an email so there's at least something on record countering the comments.

Notice Under Article 13. NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 13 OF APPLICATION FOR. PLANNING PERMISSION FOR HOUSEHOLDER DEVELOPMENT. (to be published in a newspaper and, where relevant, on a website or to be served on. an owner* or a tenant** in the case of an application for planning permission)

You must also include your name and address for the objection to be valid. Remember that your comments will be made publicly available. Clearly state your reasons for objection. The letter does not have to be long; keep to the point and limit it to two sides of A4.

Your letter or e-mail should state clearly the points you wish to make about an application. You can support a planning application as well as object to it. If you wish to object to a proposal, you should set out the reasons for your objection with reference to the items in the list of 'Valid Reasons for Comment below.