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SD17A/0427

Granted

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Change of use from permitted retail shop use (floor area 125.5sq.m) to Day Centre use for educational/recreational purposes for service users of Stewarts Care Limited. Proposed works include installation of unilluminated fascia signage to front elevation, signage area 2.28sq.m, height above ground level 3.3m and all ancillary site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    31 Jan 2018

  2. Application received

    21 Feb 2018

  3. Further information received

    21 Feb 2018

  4. Decision due

    20 Mar 2018

  5. Decision: Grant Permission

    20 Mar 2018

  6. Grant issued

    30 Apr 2018

Application Details

Location
Unit 14B, Rosse Court Hall, Rosse Court Avenue, Lucan, Co. Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
125 ha
Floor Area
125.5 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
21 February 2018
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
20 March 2018
Grant Date
30 April 2018

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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0m
SD14A/0136Granted25 Jun 2014

Change of use of retail unit (125.5sq.m.) to gym.

Unit 14, Rossecourt Hall, Balgaddy, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

1m
SD09A/0361Granted13 Apr 2010

Change of ground floor unit from shop to Chinese takeaway. Permission is also sought to erect sign to shop front and all associated site works.

Unit 14B, Rossecourt Hall, Balgaddy, North Clondalkin, Co Dublin

1m
ED15/0037Declared Exempt9 Oct 2015

Existing ground floor Unit 14B to retain previously permitted commercial/retail use.

Unit 14B, Rossecourt Hall, Balgaddy, North Clondalkin, Dublin 22

1m
ED17/0049Declared Not Exempt25 Aug 2017

Use of unit for educational/recreational purposes for service users of Stewarts Care Limited.

Unit 14, Rossecourt Hall, Balgaddy, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

2m
SD11A/0102Grant Permission for Retention7 Nov 2011

Retention of change of use from a permitted retail unit to a gym/recreational use. Significant Further Information: permission to reatin a change of use from a permitted retail unit to a gym/recreational use. Also permission to retain elevational changes from that perviously permitted under Reg. Ref. SD03A/0648.

Unit 14B, Rossecourt Hall, Balgaddy, North Clondalkin, Dublin 22

13m
SD06A/0354Granted9 May 2006

Internal elevation and changes to east-elevation to unit 14A Rossecourt Hall and part of Unit 1, Rossecourt Way, for intended use as a coffee shop.

Unit 14A, Rossecourt Hall, Rossecourt Avenue, Rossecourt, Lucan, Co. Dublin, and part of Unit 1, Rossecourt Way, Rossecourt, Lucan, Co. Dublin

17m
SD13A/0063Granted5 Apr 2013

Minor internal alterations to provide change of use from previous retail/cafe to office use (43sq.m.) and new signage; the new office will subdivide unit into two separate units.

Unit 14A, Rossecourt Hall, Rossecourt Avenue, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

17m
SD06A/1004Invalid - Site Notice23 Nov 2006

Change of use from commercial unit to restaurant, relocation of front entrance door, additional service door to kitchen and ventilation duct to roof level with cedar wood cladding on east elevation.

Unit 1A, Rossecourt Way, Balgaddy, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

17m
SD19A/0092Grant Permission for Retention22 Mar 2019

Change of use from Class 3 (office use) to proposed Class 2 (professional services use).

Unit 14, Rosse Court Hall, Rosse Court Avenue, Lucan, Co. Dublin

17m
SD07A/0041Refused18 Jan 2007

Change of use from commercial unit to restaurant, relocation of front entrance door, additional service door to kitchen and ventilation duct to roof level with cedar wood cladding on east elevation.

1A, Rosse Court Way, Balgaddy, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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