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SD06A/0357

Withdraw the Application

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

8 no. townhouses and 8 no. duplexes including semi-basement car parking, tennis court and associated site works, using an existing entrance. The development is within an area of archaeological interest and accordingly an archaeological appraisal is included with the application.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    10 May 2006

  2. Decision due

    3 Jul 2006

  3. Decision: Withdraw the Application

    3 Jul 2006

Application Details

Location
Rear of Cnoc an Atha, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
4000 ha
Floor Area
1424 sq m
Residential Units
16

Timeline

Registration Date
10 May 2006
Status
Decision
Decision
Withdraw the Application
Decision Date
3 July 2006

Location

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SD18A/0363Granted18 Apr 2019

(1) Construction of 22 three bedroom dwelling houses; (2) construction of access road and footpaths; (3) provision of car parking facilities to serve the development; (4) construction of a foul sewer network to serve the development which shall connect into adjoining foul sewer network; (5) construction of a surface water sewer network to serve the development including the provision of the necessary attenuation elements and the connection of the surface water network to the adjoining surface water network; (6) provision of a waterman to serve the development and connection to adjoining water main; (7) demolition of the garden sheds; (8) provision of all necessary utility services; (9) all ancillary site works.

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S00B/0205Granted3 Apr 2000

Two storey extension (77.6sq.m) to existing two storey house (151.7sq.m) and conservatory to rear of proposed extension (10.3sq.m)

Main Street, Newcastle, County Dublin

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SD13B/0041Granted22 Feb 2013

New front porch and new domestic garage.

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LRD24A/0010WGranted25 Nov 2024

An amendment to the permitted north-eastern access point linking to St. Finian's Way to allow for pedestrian / bicycle access only; and the provision of a new vehicular point of access in the north-eastern section of the site between Phase 2, approved under LRD23A/0011, and the lands to the north that are under separate ownership, amendments to services and all associated site development works. The overall permitted housing layout will remain as per the parent permission approved by South Dublin County Council and An Bord Pleanála under the LRD process. The proposed amendment will not result in any change to the total number of units to be provided on site and no other amendments are proposed as part of this application.

St. Finian's Way, Newcastle South, Newcastle, Co Dublin

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SD24B/0394Grant Permission for Retention6 Sept 2024

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SD19B/0100Grant Permission for Retention15 Mar 2019

Retention for a garage containing a wc & tool store lock up.

Somerton, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

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SD22A/0312Granted9 Mar 2023

Construction of a single storey Discount Foodstore Supermarket with ancillary off-licence use (with mono­pitch roof and overall building height of c. 6.74 metres) measuring c. 2,207sq.m gross floor space with a net retail sales area of c. 1,410sq.m; Construction of a vehicular access point to Main Street Upper and associated works to carriageway and including partial removal of boundary wall / facade, modification of existing footpaths / public realm and associated and ancillary works including proposed entrance plaza area; Demolition of part of an existing rear / southern single storey residential extension (and related alterations to remaining structure) of Kelly Estates building; The original Kelly Estates building (a protected structure - Eircode: D22 Y9H7) will not be modified; Demolition of detached single storey accommodation/ residential structure and ancillary wall/ fence demolitions to rear of existing Kelly Estates building; Demolition of existing single storey (stable) building along Main Street and construction of single storey retail /cafe unit on an extended footprint measuring c. 118sq.m and associated alterations to existing Main Street boundary facade; Renovation and change of use of existing (vacant) two storey vernacular townhouse structure to Main Street, and single storey extension to rear, for retail/ commercial use (single level throughout) totalling c. 61sq.m; Repair and renewal of existing Western and Eastern burgage plot tree and hedgerow site boundaries; Provision of associated car parking, cycle parking (and staff cycle parking shelter), pedestrian access routes and (ramp and stair) structures (to / through the southern and western site boundaries to facilitate connections to potential future development), free standing and building mounted signage, free standing trolley bay cover /enclosure, refrigeration and air conditioning plant and equipment, roof mounted solar panels, public lighting, hard and soft landscaping, boundary treatments and divisions, retaining wall structures, drainage infrastructure and connections to services/ utilities, electricity Substation and all other associated and ancillary development and works above and below ground level including within the curtilage of a protected structure.

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S01A/0646Granted9 May 2002

Demolition of the existing Village Store and adjoining dwelling and for two storey re-development comprising one shop and related office/staff facilities, and one apartment and on site car parking.

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SD09A/0158Granted17 Apr 2009

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The Village Store, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

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SD08A/0736Refused23 Oct 2008

Demolition of all existing extensions to the original cottage on the site and the incorporation of this retained and renovated structure into the redevelopment which would comprise a basement level car park to the rear, a replacement shop unit at ground floor level, two no. commercial units at first floor level and two no. three bedroom split level duplex dwellings accessed via a first floor terrace and external steps from the street. The overall development is to compromise a mixture of 1-3 storeys with a new vehicular entrance to the basement car park in place of the existing vehicular entrance. The proposed development includes new signage to the commercial units, areas of bin storage and service yard, and areas of balcony and private roof terrace to serve the two dwellings.

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