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Calmount Business Park, Calmount Road, Calmount Avenue, Ballymount Drive

Granted

Planning application S00A/0225

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Site development works, outfall drains, site servicing, retaining walls, railings, two site access roads from road No. 2 Calmount Avenue (new public road under construction). The erection of 3 No. ESB substations (14 sq.m. each) and block G 15 No. advanced units for use as light industry/ warehousing with ancillary offices and car parking.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    10 Apr 2000

  2. Decision due

    7 Jun 2000

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    8 Jun 2000

  4. Grant issued

    20 Jul 2000

Application Details

Location
Calmount Business Park, Calmount Road, Calmount Avenue, Ballymount Drive
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
38065 ha
Floor Area
9772 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
10 April 2000
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
8 June 2000
Grant Date
20 July 2000

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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SD02A/0459Granted7 Aug 2002

The development will consist of modifications to previously permitted blocks E & F and site parking (planning ref. no S00A/0746) to 2 no. 2 storey blocks E & F with advanced units for use as light industy/warehousing with ancillary office areas, revised site parking, site development works, elevations, reduced building height from 3 storey to 2 storey and reduced overall floor areas.

Calmount Business Park, Block E & F Calmount Avenue, Calmount Road, Ballymount, , Dublin 24

17m
SD05A/1030Granted21 Dec 2005

Internal modifications to existing light industrial warehousing, with ancillary office accommodation which are part of Unit G3, all of Unit G4 and all of Unit G5: (a) Part of Unit G3 on ground floor store area only and all of Unit G4 and G5 as one unit; (b) Modifications to front facade as follows:- replace roller shutter door with window in Unit 5; replace front entrance door with window in Unit 4 and replace roller shutter door with window and doors to Unit 4; (c) All associated site development works.

Calmount Park, Ballymount, Dublin 12

17m
SD04A/0232Granted7 Apr 2004

Alterations to previously approved planning (Ref. S00A/0225), consisting of mezzanine area to warehouse area with ancillary accommodation.

Unit G6, Block G, Calmount Park, Ballymount, Dublin 12

32m
SD05A/0587Granted18 Jul 2005

Proposed basement plant area with external access.

Unit E1 & E14, Calmount Park, Ballymount, Dublin 12

37m
SD02A/0572Granted3 Oct 2002

Two new external doors in existing patent glazing and repositioning of existing canopy.

UNIT G8, Calmount Business Park, Calmount Road, Dublin 12

38m
SD25A/0159WGrant Permission for Retention4 Jul 2025

Retention of Change of Use from Light Industry / Warehousing and Ancillary Office to Office, and Retention of Amalgamation of Unit E1 (total G.I. area of 317.40m²) with Unit E14 (total G.I. area of 294.50m²), to achieve a total amalgamated area of 617.4m², all located at Block E, Calmount Park, Ballymount, Dublin 12, D12 X854.

Units E1 and E14, Graan House, Block E, Calmount Park, Ballymount, Dublin 12,

48m
SD19A/0130Grant Permission for Retention17 Apr 2019

Retention for change of use from light industry/warehousing to office (Class 3, of Schedule 2, Part 4 of the Planning and Development Regulations 2000-2019); ancillary security call centre; storage area for the provision of security monitoring and surveillance services; staff canteen; office and meeting rooms; stair core; lift; reception area; lobby; business identification signage and ancillary internal changes and site works; physical subdivision of Unit G9 into two separate levels (Ground Level and Level 1) and amalgamation of Unit G9 (Level 1) with G10 to create a single commercial unit; construction of an internal concrete floor at Unit G10 to create a full mezzanine floor within the unit (and additional floorspace area of 161sq.m approximately).

Calmount Business Park, Ballymount, Dublin 12

69m
SD08A/0281Granted29 Sept 2008

The erection of 2 no. buildings as follows: Block D1 2 storey over basement carparking & 2 no lower ground floor units & 10 no ground floor units floor area 2689m sq. Block D2, 2 Storey with 7 no units floor area 2051 m sq. All having optional occupancy use including (a) office (b) office based industry. New single storey ESB Substation floor 22m sq. Underground & surface carparking, on site mains service connections, site development works & landscaping, site access from Calmount Avenue Existing

Calmount Business Park (Block D Site), Blocks D1 & D2, Calmount Avenue, Calmount Road, Ballymount, Dublin 24

69m
SD08A/0281/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission21 Dec 2012

The erection of 2 no. buildings as follows: Block D1 2 storey over basement carparking & 2 no lower ground floor units & 10 no ground floor units floor area 2689sq.m., Block D2, 2 Storey with 7 no units floor area 2051sq.m., all having optional occupancy use including (a) office (b) office based industry; new single storey ESB Substation floor 22sq.m., underground & surface carparking, on site mains service connections, site development works & landscaping, site access from Calmount Avenue Existing

Calmount Business Park (Block D Site), Blocks D1 & D2, Calmount Avenue, Calmount Road, Ballymount, Dublin 24

97m
SD24A/0293Granted20 Dec 2024

The removal of the existing fence and vegetation. The construction of a new single - storey ESB substation (15.2 MS) Raising the grade outside the substation entrance, the erection of a new replacement security fence. And all associated landscaping and site development works

Greenview, Greenhills Road, Dublin 12, D12 FP23

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