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S00A/0243

Granted

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

(1) Demolition of all single storey outhouses and boundary wall to rear. (2) Change of use of 2 no. shops to 2 no. bedroomed apartments. (3) Amalgamation of 2 no. single bedroomed flats above shop 48B into 1 no. two bedroomed apartment. (4) Ditto above shop 48C. (5) Erection of single storey extension to side of 48C comprising 1 no. two bedroomed apartment. (6) Erection of new boundary wall with vehicular access to rear of site. (7) Provision of 9 no. parking spaces (3 no. in rear garden and 6 no. spaces to front) and sundry landscaping.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    12 Jun 2000

  2. Application received

    11 Jul 2000

  3. Further information received

    11 Jul 2000

  4. Decision due

    7 Sept 2000

  5. Decision: Grant Permission

    7 Sept 2000

  6. Grant issued

    20 Oct 2000

Application Details

Location
48B & 48C Esker Lawns, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
760 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
11 July 2000
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
7 September 2000
Grant Date
20 October 2000

Location

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S99A/0369Refused2 Jun 1999

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Single storey development of two bedroomed apartment to side.

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S01A/0346Granted11 Jun 2001

Retention of conversion to 2 No. ground floor shops at 48B & 48C into 2 No. two-bedroom apartments; amalgamation of 2 No. single-bedroomed flats on first floor of 48B into 1 No. two-bedroomed apartment; ditto for first floor of 48C, new boundary wall and vehicular access to rear garden and 7 No. car parking spaces and sundry landscaping. Also permission for retention of: a) Revised accommodation layout of apartments; b) Revised front elevation including brickwork to ground floor facade; c) Toilet window in east gable wall; d) Revised location of refuse bin storage shed; e) Revised drainage layout. All of which differ with that indicated on drawings on foot of which were the subject of the granting of Planning Permission Re. Ref. No. S00A/0243, dated 20/10/2000.

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SD03A/0291Refused15 May 2003

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SD09B/0059Granted3 Mar 2009

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SD20B/0430Grant Permission & Grant Retention11 Nov 2020

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SD21B/0626Grant Permission for Retention15 Dec 2021

Retention of raising & relocation of existing boundary walls & associated site works.

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SD03A/0890Granted2 Dec 2003

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ED21/0042Declared Exempt22 Apr 2021

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