SD09A/0476
RefusedDublin - South Dublin County Council
Proposed Development
Change of use of the vacant commercial premises from a motor parts supply outlet to a new take away shop; single storey 14sq.m. extension to rear of existing premises with delivery access door; provision of new signage and upgrade of shop front and provision of level access, to provide also all associated works required to provide this service and all necessary ancillary site works.
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Application received
14 Dec 2009
Decision: Refuse Permission
15 Feb 2010
Decision due
16 Feb 2010
Application Details
- Location
- Cranog, Lucan Road, Balgaddy, Dublin 22.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 72.58 ha
- Floor Area
- 14 sq m
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 14 December 2009
- Status
- Decision
- Decision
- Refuse Permission
- Decision Date
- 15 February 2010
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Change of use of the vacant commercial premises, from a motor parts supply outlet; in order to provide a new take away shop. The new development will consist of a single storey 14sq.m. extension to rear of existing premises with delivery access door, provision of new signage and upgrade of shop front and provision of level access, to provide also all associated works required to provide this service and all necessary ancillary site works.
Cranog, Lucan Road, Balgaddy, Dublin 22.
Change of use of vacant commercial premises, from a motor parts supply outlet in order to provide a new take away shop: the new development will consist of a single storey 14sq.m. extension to rear of existing premises with delivery access door, provision of new signage and upgrade of shop front and provision of level access, and all associated works required to provide this service, with opening hours as follows: Mon-Thurs 12noon-2pm and 4:30pm-12midnight; Sat 12am-12pm; Sun 5pm-12midnight and all necessary ancillary site works.
Cranog, Lucan Road, Balgaddy, Dublin 22.
Retention for the partial change of use into a childcare facility and all ancillary site works.
The Bush Scout & Community Centre, Foxdene Avenue, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Single storey porch and living room extension to the front of the house.
11, Foxdene Park, Lucan, Co. Dublin
Demolition of two existing unoccupied, unused and dilapidated single storey buildings and the construction of a Community Centre in a detached three storey over basement building (basement, ground, first and second floors), part pitched and part flat roofed, incorporating solar PV panels and a feature minaret and dome on/over roof levels and including: (a) at basement level - circulation spaces, car parking, bicycle parking, exercise room, service rooms, service plant and bin storage; (b) at ground floor level - main entrance and circulation spaces, administrative spaces, toilets and ablutions areas, storage rooms, tea stations, mortuary, prayer room with supporting service rooms, 2 classrooms, a library/book store, 3 retailing/services units, child mind rooms; (c) at first floor level - circulation spaces, administrative spaces, toilets and ablutions areas, 2 apartments, community health rooms, events room, kitchen/servery, prayer gallery overlooking the prayer room; (d) at second floor level - circulation spaces, administrative spaces, toilets, restaurant, kitchen; external to the building will be main vehicular and pedestrian site entrances including gates in the new northern boundary, limited car and bicycled parking, ramp entrance/exit to & from the underground basement car park, service yard, external circulation, children's play space, hard and soft landscaped areas, boundary treatments including walls and metal fencing; the areas and locations of each use will be shown on the drawings proposed to be lodged with the planning application and the times of use and occupancy of each are listed within written documents to be lodged with the planning application.
Site at Balgadddy, South Lucan, Co. Dublin
Demolition of two existing unoccupied, unused and dilapidated single storey buildings and the construction of a Community Centre and Place of Worship (Mosque) in a detached three storey over basement building (basement, ground, first and second floors), part pitched and part flat roofed, incorporating solar PV panels and a feature minaret and dome on/over roof levels and including: (a) at basement level - circulation spaces, car parking, bicycle parking, exercise room, service rooms, service plant and bin storage; (b) at ground floor level - main entrance and circulation spaces, administrative spaces, toilets and ablutions areas, storage rooms, tea stations, mortuary, prayer room with supporting service rooms, 2 classrooms, a library/book store, 3 retailing/services units, child minding rooms; (c) at first floor level - circulation spaces, administrative spaces, toilets and ablutions areas, 2 apartments, community health rooms, events room, kitchen/servery, prayer gallery overlooking the prayer room; (d) at second floor level - circulation spaces, administrative spaces, toilets, restaurant, kitchen; external to the building will be main vehicular and pedestrian site entrances including gates in the new northern boundary, limited car and bicycled parking, ramp entrance/exit to & from the underground basement car park, service yard, external circulation, children's play space, hard and soft landscaped areas, boundary treatments including walls and metal fencing; the areas and locations of each use will be shown on the drawings proposed to be lodged with the planning application and the times of use and occupancy of each are listed within written documents to be lodged with the planning application.
Site at Balgadddy, South Lucan, Co. Dublin
The development will consist of the demolition and removal of the existing single storey and temporary buildings on site and, the construction of a Community Centre and Place of Worship ( Mosque ) in a detached part single storey and part two storey building, part pitched and part flat roofed, incorporating solar PV panels and a feature minaret and dome on / over roofs levels, and including the following within the building envelope: Entrance and circulation spaces, reception / refreshment zone, 2 no. retailing / services units, a prayer room and gallery, a multi-purpose events room, 1No. three bedroomed apartment, community health / medical consulting rooms, administrative spaces, a room as a library / book store / meeting room, enclosed car parking and supporting services spaces including for such uses as, toilets and for ablutions, tea stations, storage, service plant, etc. On site but external to the building will be the main vehicular and pedestrian site entrances including gates in the new northern boundary, pedestrian and vehicular circulation routes, boundary treatments including walls and fencing, car and bicycle parking, a small service yard, a community clothes recycling bank, hard and soft landscaped areas including a children's play space etc.
Site accessed from the Balgaddy Road cul-de-sac, off the Lucan Newlands Road, Balgaddy, South Lucan, Dublin, K78 D422
Construction of a single storey extension to the rear of existing dwelling.
13, Foxdene Park, Balgaddy, Dublin, K78PV09
Church (847 sq.m.) together with ancillary development comprising open courtyard, site enclosures and car parking with vehicular / pedestrian access from Lynch's Lane and Lucan Newlands Road, and two storey Presbytery (156 sq.m.) accessed via Foxdene Avenue on lands adjacent to existing temporary church building at Balgaddy, Dublin 22.
Balgaddy, Dublin 22.
Construction of a two-storey flat-roof extension to the side and rear of the existing dwelling, incorporating new side access door and new side and front-facing windows at ground and first floor levels.
22, Foxdene Park, Lucan, Co. Dublin, K78 AH56
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