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SD22B/0347

Invalid - Site Notice

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Dropped kerb for new vehicular access, removal of part of front wall for extra parking.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    29 Jul 2022

  2. Decision: Invalid - Site Notice

    12 Aug 2022

  3. Decision due

    22 Sept 2022

Application Details

Location
11, Neilstown Gardens, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
158 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
29 July 2022
Status
Decision
Decision
Invalid - Site Notice
Decision Date
12 August 2022

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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0m
SD22B/0450Granted12 Oct 2022

Dropped kerb for new vehicular access, removal of part of the front wall for extra parking.

11, Neilstown Gardens, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

4m
SD08A/0229Granted8 Apr 2008

An end-of-terrace terrace, 2 storey house to the side of existing dwelling using the existing vehicular access from Neilstown Gardens for car parking and providing a new car entrance from Neilstown Gardens to the existing house. The works also involve all associated site and drainage works.

11, Neilstown Gardens, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

7m
ED26/0087Officer Allocation21 Aug 2026

Conversion of existing attic space consisting of modifications of existing roof structure, removal of existing chimney, new access stairs, 2 No. roof windows to the front and flat roof dormer to the rear.

12, Neilstown Gardens, Dublin 22

7m
SD22A/0043Granted4 Oct 2022

An end of terrace, two storey two bed house with pitched roof over with single storey flat roof extension to the rear, to side of existing dwelling; creation of new vehicular access and dished kerb; off-street car parking space.

Plot Adjacent to 11, Neilstown Gardens, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22Y602

7m
SD21A/0325Invalid - Site Notice1 Dec 2021

Construction of end of terrace, two storey two bed house with pitched roof over with single storey flat roof extension to the rear, to side of existing dwelling; creation of new vehicular access and dished kerb; off street car parking space.

Plot Adjacent to, 11, Neilstown Gardens, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22Y602

7m
SD21A/0264Invalid - Site Notice24 Sept 2021

Construction of end of terrace two storey two bed house with pitched roof; single storey flat roof extension to the rear to side of existing dwelling; creation of new vehicular access and dished kerb; off street car parking space.

Plot Adjacent to, 11, Neilstown Gardens, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22Y602

7m
SD09A/0374Granted21 Sept 2009

Modifications to previously approved grant of permission for a 2 storey end of terrace house (Registry Reference SD08A/0229). The works include (i) an upper floor extension above the front entrance doorway with front elevational changes to include a new upper floor bedroom window and the removal of the approved obscured bathroom window, (ii) an extended upper floor bedroom to the approved 2 -storey annex at the rear of the house, (iii) internal layout alterations and (iv) all associated site and drainage works.

11, Neilstown Gardens, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

7m
SD19A/0189Refused13 Jun 2019

An end of terrace 2 storey four bed house with pitched roof over with single storey flat roof extension to the rear, to the side of existing dwelling; new vehicular access and dished kerb; off-street car parking space.

11, Neilstown Gardens, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

70m
S00B/0614Granted26 Mar 2001

Single storey extension to side comprising of two bedrooms and one bathroom

2 Neilstown Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

70m
SD02B/0373Granted12 Aug 2002

Living room over existing single storey extension.

2 Neilstown Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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