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SD03A/0104

Refused

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

(1) Erect a three-bedroom, two-storey dwelling attached to the side of existing dwelling, (2) Construct new entrance driveways for existing and proposed dwellings (3) All ancillary site works, to be carried out in the side garden.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    21 Feb 2003

  2. Decision: Refuse Permission

    16 Apr 2003

Application Details

Location
6, Oatfield Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
363 ha
Floor Area
90 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
21 February 2003
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
16 April 2003

Location

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SD03A/0595Refused14 Aug 2003

1) Erect a two-bedroom, two-storey dwelling attached to the side of existing dwelling. 2) Construct new entrance driveways for existing and proposed dwellings. 3) All ancillary site works.

6, Oatfield Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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SD09A/0033Granted1 May 2009

(1) Demolition and removal of existing garage and shed; (2) erection of detached bungalow to side of existing house; (3) widening of existing vehicular gates and dishing of footpath; (4) consequential changes to existing elevations.

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(1) Demolition and removal of existing garage and shed; (2) erection of detached bungalow to side of existing house; (3) widening of existing vehicular gates and dishing of footpath; (4) consequential changes to existing elevations.

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SD24B/0369Invalidate Application21 Aug 2024

Change of roof profile from hip end profile to dutch hip end profile to incorporating attic conversion with dormer extension to rear. 1 no. velux roof light to front elevation and all associated site works.

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SD24B/0391Invalid - Site Notice6 Sept 2024

A. Change of roof profile from hip end profile to Dutch hip end profile to incorporate attic conversion with dormer extension to rear, B 1 No window to gable end, C. 1 No 'Velux' roof light to front elevation, D. All associated site works

No. 6, Oatfield Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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SD24B/0564Granted12 Dec 2024

a. Change of roof profile from hip end profile to Dutch hip end profile to incorporate attic conversion with dormer extension to rear, b. 1No windows to gable end, c. 1no Velux roof light to front elevation d. all associated site works

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SD06A/0067Refused7 Feb 2006

(a) Demolition of existing side garage / shed; (b) construction of new two storey detached house in side garden of existing house; (c) new vehicular entrance onto public road.

1, Oatfield Lawns, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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SD05A/0374Refused11 May 2005

(a) Demolition of existing side garage / shed; (b) construction of new two storey detached house in side garden of existing house; (c) new vehicular entrance onto public road.

1, Oatfield Lawns, Clondalkin, Dublin 12.

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SD06A/0165Refuse Outline Permission13 Mar 2006

Two storey detached house including an extended kitchen area to the rear and provision of a vehicular entrance from Oatfield Park.

1, Oatfield Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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SD26A/0006WGranted11 Jan 2026

Planning permission sought for the construction of a detached 2 storey house, connection to existing public foul and surface water, amendment of existing boundary walls and new vehicular entrance arrangement for existing and proposed house and all associated site works

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