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33, Beech Hill Crescent, Donnybrook, Dublin 4

APPLICATION DECLARED INVA

Planning application 3350/19

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

The development will consist of alterations to existing footpath and kerb to front of site to allow for new off street parking within existing front garden.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    26 Jun 2019

  2. Decision: APPLICATION DECLARED INVA

    10 Jul 2019

  3. Decision due

    20 Aug 2019

Application Details

Location
33, Beech Hill Crescent, Donnybrook, Dublin 4
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
153.27 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
26 June 2019
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
APPLICATION DECLARED INVA
Decision Date
10 July 2019

Location

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3477/19GRANT RETENTION PERMISSIO12 Jul 2019

RETENTION: the development consists of retention of existing opening in front boundary wall for vehicular entrance.

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2727/19GRANT RETENTION PERMISSIO10 Apr 2019

RETENTION: Development will consist of the retention of the vehicular access to front garden including removal of front wall and gate. Planning permission is also being south to reinstate the front wall and piers to match the original construction with the incorporation of a gateway 3 metres wide with all associated works to include drainage and landscaping.

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2507/19APPLICATION DECLARED INVA14 Mar 2019

RETENTION: The development consists of retention of driveway access works to front garden, including removal of front wall and gate, to enable safe parking for one vehicle, with amendments to include the reinstatement of the front wall to match the original construction with the incorporation of a gateway 3 meters wide, and including all associated ancillary site works and landscaping. This is a re-application further to planning application no. 4349/18.

30, Beech Hill Crescent, Donnybrook, Dublin, D04 N7F8

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WEB1282/21GRANT PERMISSION22 Mar 2021

The development will consist of the construction of a new porch with pitched, hipped roof to the front of the property, and to the rear of the property, a double and single storey extension, comprising of a pitched roof to tie into existing roof with 4 no velux windows at roof level to attic space and a flat roof with a roof light in the continued ground floor extension and associated works.

65, Beech Hill Avenue, Donnybrook, Dublin 4

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WEB1259/21APPLICATION DECLARED INVA16 Mar 2021

The development will consist of the construction of a new porch with pitched, hipped roof to the front of the property, and to the rear of the property, a double and single storey extension, comprising of a pitched roof to tie into existing roof with 4 no velux windows at roof level to attic space and a flat roof with a roof light in the continued ground floor extension and associated works.

65, Beech Hill Avenue, Donnybrook, Dublin 4

68m
WEB1015/22GRANT RETENTION PERMISSIO10 Jan 2022

The development will consist of a material change from the granted planning permission reference WEB1282/21 where the proposed pitched roof to the porch at the front of the property will now be a flat roof. Also the proposed Pitched roof with 4 no velux windows at roof level to attic space to the rear will be omitted and the two storey rear extension will be stepped down to a flat roof.

65, Beech Hill Avenue, Donnybrook, Dublin 4

105m
2042/19APPLICATION DECLARED INVA11 Jan 2019

Planning permission to demolish the existing garage and outbuildings and construct a new dwelling (2 storey plus attic room with 2no. velux rooflights to front) attached to the side of the existing house. Including the following alterations to the existing dwelling: new pavement crossing, new access through boundary wall and 1no. new vehicle parking space; new front door with sidelight; new window to front at first floor and new velux window to rear.

24, Beech Hill Drive, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, D04 Y199

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2772/19APPLICATION DECLARED INVA16 Apr 2019

Planning permission to demolish the existing garage and outbuildings and construct a new dwelling (2 storey plus attic room with 2no. Velux roof windows to front) attached to the side of the existing house. Including the following alterations to the existing dwelling: new front door with sidelight; new windows to front at first floor and new Velux roof window to front at first floor and new Velux roof window to rear. A new pavement crossing and new access from Beech Hill Drive will be formed through the front boundary wall with 1no. new vehicle parking space for the existing house.

24, Beech Hill Drive, Donnybrook, Dublin, D04 Y199

105m
3000/19GRANT PERMISSION16 May 2019

Planning permission to demolish the existing garage and outbuildings and construct a new dwelling (2 storey plus attic room with 2 no. Velux roof windows to front) attached to the side of the existing house. Including the following alterations to the existing dwelling: new front door with sidelight; new window to front at first floor and new Velux roof window to rear. A new vehicle pavement crossing and new vehicle access from Beech Hill Drive will be formed through the front boundary wall with 1 no. new vehicle parking space for the existing house.

24, Beech Hill Drive, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, D04 Y199

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4968/22GRANT PERMISSION30 Sept 2022

The development will consist of the construction of a proposed new single storey flat roofed extension to the front & side of the existing dwelling, consisting of a new bathroom and entrance porch to the existing house measuring a total of 10.5 sq.m, along with and to include all ancillary site development works and services.

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