S99B/0387
GrantedDublin - South Dublin County Council
Proposed Development
Two storey extension to the rear, the erection of a porch to the front and in conversion of a garage to the front.
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Application received
17 Jun 1999
Decision due
13 Aug 1999
Decision: Grant Permission
13 Aug 1999
Grant issued
24 Sept 1999
Application Details
- Location
- Baldonnel Upper, Co. Dublin.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 2000 ha
- Floor Area
- 100 sq m
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 17 June 1999
- Status
- Decision
- Decision
- Grant Permission
- Decision Date
- 13 August 1999
- Grant Date
- 24 September 1999
Location
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Change of house plans of two storey private dwelling in side garden of existing family home; Re-Arrangement of existing entrance to provide required access to public road; Installation of waste water treatment system to required detail as granted under Reg. Ref. SD20A/0200; Building of private garage - floor area 49sq.m on western side of proposed dwelling.
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Replacing a standard surface football pitch with a 3G synthetic surface.
ST Francis Football Club, John Hyland Park, Baldonnell Lower, Dublin 22, D22 KF80
Change of use of Baldonnel House, a list 2 building, and associated lands and outhouses including the stables and derelict gate lodge from residential use to use as hotel and golfing facilities.
Baldonnel House, Baldonnel, Dublin 22.
Permission for the change of use from warehouse (345.5sq.m) and ancillary office (70sq.m) at ground floor level to part warehouse (295sq.m)/part office (120.5sq.m) and retention of 230sq.m warehouse floor area at first floor level and its change of use to office floorspace in addition to the permitted 70sq.m office area at first floor level, providing a total office floorplate at first floor level of 300sq.m. Upon completion, the building will comprise 420.5sq.m of office floorspace and 295sq.m of warehouse floorspace.
Unit A14, Kingswood Business Park, Baldonnell Road, Baldonnell Lower, Dublin 22
Amalgamation of previously approved Units A12 and A13 into one single unit.
Kingswood Business Park, Baldonnell Road, Baldonnell Lower, Dublin 22.
6no. additional windows in side elevation of Unit A14 and 6no. additional windows in side elevation of Unit A15.
Kingswood Business Park, Baldonnell Road, Baldonnell, Dublin 22
Constructional of an additional 106.62sq.m. of internal infill floor space at first floor level providing storage and 3 no. office spaces.
Unit A8, Kingswood Business Park, Baldonnel Road, Baldonnel Lower, Dublin 22.
Construction of a building and yard areas for use as a work shop and storage of specialist lifting equipment. The equipment typically serves the construction and maintenance industries. The floor area of the proposed building is 272sq.m.
Moneenalion, Commons Lower, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
In response to the request for Additional Information, the development has been revised to provide for the relocation of the main access road from Baldonnell Road to the north, alterations to the layout and revisions to the red line site boundary deriving from the change in the position of the access road. The revised scheme provides for two blocks comprising 35 new light industrial/warehousing units with a total gross internal area of 7985 sq. m., of which 1415 sq. m. will be ancillary office space; 276 car parking spaces.
Site at Baldonnel Road, Baldonnell Lower, Dublin 22.
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