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2515/21

GRANT PERMISSION

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

The development will consist of the provision of off-street car parking to the front of the property and all associated site works including the widening of the existing entrance to accommodate vehicular access, new gates, landscaping and dished footpath onto public roadway.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    1 Apr 2021

  2. Decision due

    26 May 2021

  3. Decision: GRANT PERMISSION

    26 May 2021

  4. Grant issued

    8 Jul 2021

Application Details

Location
47, Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
320.87 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
1 April 2021
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
GRANT PERMISSION
Decision Date
26 May 2021
Grant Date
8 July 2021

Location

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3596/24GRANT PERMISSION26 Apr 2024

The removal of existing staircase and external area to the rear of existing ground floor cafe and replacement with 36 sq m extension to incorporate extended kitchen area, new cladding and windows to match existing, and all other site development works associated with the proposed development including paving and landscaping works.

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2648/21GRANT PERMISSION23 Apr 2021

The development consists of: Demolition of the existing single storey extension to the rear of the house and construction of: A new two storey and single storey extensions to the rear; New windows to the side at ground and first floor levels; All associated siteworks, ancillary drainage and landscaping.

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WEB5175/25GRANT PERMISSION18 Sept 2025

1. Single and two storey extension at side and rear . 2. Single storey porch at front . 3. New window and enlarge existing window on Southern elevation at first floor level . 4. Detached single storey games room/garden shed in garden at rear . 5. Remove part of existing southern boundary wall and increase height of the remaining section along Vernon Gardens . 6. Remove existing vehicular access and construct new pedestrian access along Vernon Gardens

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WEB2718/26Registered Application10 Jul 2026

New vehicular access and off street parking all to front. Which involves widening of existing pedestrian access to accommodate vehicular access and access to an electric vehicle charger and all associated site works

37 Vernon Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin 3 D03 P922

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4428/22GRANT PERMISSION8 Jul 2022

Permission is sought for change of use from class 1 retail use to class 2 use (beauty salon including nail salon use), illuminated signage to front and projecting sign and associated internal alterations.

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3410/20GRANT RETENTION PERMISSIO21 Sept 2020

RETENTION: The development consists of the retention of alterations to the area between the three-storey building on the site('Block A') and Vernon Avenue approved under Register Reference 2528/14 (An Bord Pleanála Reference PL29N.243918) and as amended under Register Reference: 2918/16 comprising the redesign of the area to provide an external seating area for the coffee shop in front of the block; a pedestrian path in front of the block; a public seating area; 4 no. car parking spaces for the 4 no. two bed duplex apartments on the first and second floors of 'Block A'; and all other site development works associated with the proposed development including paving and landscaping.

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3765/21SPLIT DECISION(PERMISSION27 Oct 2021

The proposed development for planning permission will consist of the installation of signs on the fascias above the two ground floor retail units in 'Block B' facing Vernon Avenue on the fascia above the ground floor coffee shop unit in 'Block A' facing Vernon Avenue on the fascia above that part of the supermarket at ground floor in 'Block A' that faces onto Vernon Avenue on the northern gable of 'Block B' on the southern gable of 'Block B' on the southern gable of 'Block A and above the entrance of the existing hardware unit on the western elevation of the single storey building in the rear of the site facing onto the car park each comprising individual LED backlit letters mounted on a back board. The development for retention permission consists of the retention of signs installed on the northern elevation of 'Block A' on Vernon Avenue and over the main entrance to the supermarket on the north facing colonnade of the single storey building along the southern boundary facing onto the car park that each comprise individual LED backlit letters mounted on a back board.

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