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Athgoe, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

Declared Exempt

Planning application ED18/0017

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Level uneven section of field which is going to be ploughed and reseeded for grazing.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Jun 2018

  2. Decision: Declared Exempt

    13 Jul 2018

  3. Decision due

    17 Jul 2018

Application Details

Location
Athgoe, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Declaration of Exemption Sect. 5
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
78.1411539764689 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
20 June 2018
Status
Decision
Decision
Declared Exempt
Decision Date
13 July 2018

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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76m
SD21B/0009Granted12 Jul 2021

Demolition of existing chimneys & 20.8sq.m extension to rear of existing 122.9sq.m bungalow and construction of new 91.1sq.m single storey flat roof extension to rear.

Athgoe Cottage, Athgoe, Newcastle, Co. Dublin, D22F6K0

93m
SD07A/0446Refused13 Jun 2007

Proposed one and a half storey dwelling with basement, recessed entrance and proprietary waste treatment system.

Athgoe, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

93m
SD08A/0269Refused23 Apr 2008

Single storey dwelling, combined recessed entrance and proprietary waste water treatment system.

Athgoe, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

93m
SD09A/0152Refused15 Apr 2009

Proposed erection of part stone - clad, 6.6m high, dormer dwelling house containing 172 sq.m providing four bedrooms along with living accommodations, changes to existing ground levels to facilitate the lowering of the new building, installation of proprietary waste water treatment system, connection to the public water supply, demolition of part of the existing boundary wall to create a vehicular access, lowering of approx. 25 metres of the remaining wall to a height of 1.1m to allow 90m sightlines in both directions, the formation of an internal driveway, the landscaping of the site, including mounding and all other associated site works.

Athgoe, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

134m
SD07A/0422Refused6 Jun 2007

Proposed one and half storey dwelling with basement, recessed entrance and proprietary waste water treatment system

Athgoe, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

134m
SD08A/0270Refused23 Apr 2008

Single storey dwelling combined recessed entrance and proprietary waste water treatment system.

Athgoe, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

134m
SD09A/0153Refused15 Apr 2009

Proposed erection of part stone - clad, 6.6m high, dormer dwelling house containing 172 sq.m providing four bedrooms along with living accommodation, changes to existing ground levels to facilitate the lowering of the new buildings, installation of proprietary waste water treatment system, connection to the public water supply, demolition of part of the existing boundary wall to create a vehicular access, lowering of approx 25 metres of the remaining wall to a height of 1.1m to allow 90m sightlines in both directions, the formatiion of an internal driveway, the landscaping of the site, including mounding and all other associated site works

Athgoe, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

165m
SD20A/0136Refused8 Jun 2020

Construction of a new detached single storey dwelling with existing vehicular access and ancillary site works.

Athgoe North, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

244m
SD09A/0136Granted2 Apr 2009

Single storey detached dwelling of c. 250sq.m., detached garage, waste water treatment system, entrance and associated site works.

Athgoe South, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

244m
SD11B/0382Grant Permission for Retention30 Nov 2011

Retention of alterations to permitted dwelling under construction (Reg. Ref. SD09A/0136): provision of additional rooflights, attic conversion, additional chimney, siting of dwelling 4 metres due westward and relocation of garage.

Athgoe South, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

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