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36 Margaret Place, Dublin 4

APPLICATION DECLARED INVA

Planning application 4872/23

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

Permission is sought for new first floor window to front elevation and 2 storey rear extension.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    29 Nov 2023

  2. Decision: APPLICATION DECLARED INVA

    8 Dec 2023

  3. Decision due

    1 Feb 2024

Application Details

Location
36 Margaret Place, Dublin 4
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
247 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
29 November 2023
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
APPLICATION DECLARED INVA
Decision Date
8 December 2023

Location

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3009/24GRANT PERMISSION4 Jan 2024

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4694/23APPLICATION DECLARED INVA26 Oct 2023

PERMISSION:Sought for new first floor window to front elevation, and first floor rear bedroom extension.

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WEB5248/25GRANT PERMISSION26 Sept 2025

The development will consist of: (i) the proposed demolition of the existing single-storey side extension and garden wall; (ii) the construction of a detached two-storey, two-bedroom duplex apartment (75sqm) with balcony private amenity space (7.5sqm); (iii) the construction of a detached single-storey one-bedroom apartment (45sqm) with courtyard private amenity space (6.25sqm); (iv) the provision of 4 no. secure bicycle parking spaces between units and shared bin storage to the front of the development; and (v) permission is also sought for all associated site and infrastructural works, inclusive of boundary treatments, landscaping and SuDS drainage, necessary to facilitate the development.

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WEB2370/24REFUSE PERMISSION24 Oct 2024

The development will consist of: New front vehicular access with a dropped kerb. Installation of an EV charging point. The works also include the removal of the existing railings and pedestrian entrance, and the construction of two new piers and boundary wall.

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WEB2537/25REFUSE PERMISSION1 Jul 2025

New front vehicular access with a dropped kerb. Installation of an EV charging point. The works also include the removal of the existing railings and pedestrian entrance, and the construction of two new piers and boundary wall.

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WEB1707/21APPLICATION DECLARED INVA30 Jun 2021

The proposed development will consist of the construction of a two storey side extension with flat roof, single storey rear extension with flat roof and creation of a vehicular access to the front.

15, Malone Gardens, Sandymount, Dublin 4

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WEB1730/21SPLIT DECISION(PERMISSION6 Jul 2021

The proposed development will consist of the construction of a two storey side extension with flat roof, single storey rear extension with flat roof and creation of a vehicular access to the front.

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WEB1715/19APPLICATION DECLARED INVA3 Dec 2019

Permission is sought for the part demolition of existing single storey extension and the construction of an extension to rear at first floor and ancillary site works

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WEB1748/19GRANT PERMISSION18 Dec 2019

Permission is sought by Holly Jenkinson for the part demolition of existing single storey extension and the construction of an extension to rear at first floor and ancillary site works at No 18 Margaret Place, Dublin 4, D04 H292.

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3065/24APPLICATION DECLARED INVA19 Jan 2024

The development will consist of a first-floor rear extension over parts of an existing single storey extension and all associated works and services.

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