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28, Woodstown Rise, Knocklyon, Dublin 6

Declared Exempt

Planning application ED11/0018

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Alterations to existing gable end window and proposed extension to rear of building.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    31 May 2011

  2. Decision: Declared Exempt

    22 Jun 2011

  3. Decision due

    27 Jun 2011

Application Details

Location
28, Woodstown Rise, Knocklyon, Dublin 6
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Declaration of Exemption Sect. 5
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
385 ha
Floor Area
15.12 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
31 May 2011
Status
Officer Allocation
Decision
Declared Exempt
Decision Date
22 June 2011

Location

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SD06B/0037Granted26 Jan 2006

Construction of a single storey extension of 42.06sq.m. to the side & the rear of existing 2 storey 3 bedroom south facing semi-detached house of 112.51sq.m. comprising of extended dining room/lounge and utility with hipped roof, and improved front entrance driveway, with cobblelock driveway and raised paviers and the relocation of existing manholes to the rear with associated and ancillary site works, on site of 465.58sq.m.

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First floor side extension with pitched roof over; attic conversion with 3 'Velux' roof lights in rear slope of roof & internal first floor alterations.

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Single storey extension to front, side and rear.

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SD19B/0365Granted17 Sept 2019

Attic conversion to include changing the existing hipped roof to a 'Dutch' hip, roof lights added to the front roof slope along with a flat roof dormer window and roof light added to the rear roof slope; alteration of the front bay window roof from a flat to a hipped roof detail; associated internal modification and site work.

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SD16B/0061Granted25 Feb 2016

Conversion of existing garage to a study and all associated site works.

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SD06B/0821/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission23 Jan 2012

Carrying out (a) alterations to existing dwelling incorporating the conversion of existing garage to a bedroom and en-suite and (b) the construction of a single storey extension to the side elevation comprising of a new living space and utility area.

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SD06B/0821Granted2 Nov 2006

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SD05B/0611Granted16 Sept 2005

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