Unit 5040 Citywest Campus, Brownsbarn, Naas Road, Dublin 24
GrantedPlanning application S00A/0316
Dublin - South Dublin County Council
Proposed Development
Advance facility including two storey offices for industrial and related uses, with provision for sub-division into three units, ESB sub-station, extension of campus roads and associated site development works with access from new interchange on Naas Road
View the full application file on the council's planning portal →Application Timeline
Application received
12 May 2000
Decision due
7 Jul 2000
Decision: Grant Permission
10 Jul 2000
Grant issued
25 Aug 2000
Application Details
- Location
- Unit 5040 Citywest Campus, Brownsbarn, Naas Road, Dublin 24
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 25001 ha
- Floor Area
- 11110 sq m
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 12 May 2000
- Status
- Decision
- Decision
- Grant Permission
- Decision Date
- 10 July 2000
- Grant Date
- 25 August 2000
Location
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20 dwellings comprised of 14 two storey detached and terraced houses and 6 apartments & duplex units accommodated in 1 three storey building, comprised of 6 two bed houses, 7 three bed houses & 1 four bed house; apartments & duplex units are comprised of 3 one bed ground floor units, 3 three bed units overhead; all associated site development works, car & bicycle parking, open spaces & landscaping, bin & bicycle storage; access to the proposed development will be via the permitted new vehicular entrance (under Ref. SD20A/0219) on the western boundary of the site, off the existing access road (known as The Walk) to the Luas park & ride facility; development site is adjacent to a permitted residential development under Ref. SD20A/0219 which is bounded to the north by Citywest Avenue, is located east of a permitted residential development known as Citywest Village & existing ESB sub-station, and is north of the Luas red line; the effect of the proposed development will also be a modification to an extant permission under Reg. Ref. SD20A/0219.
Citywest, Tallaght, Dublin 24
Construction of two cable interface masts and associated works, the laying of underground cable through existing ducting through Citywest Avenue to the existing Citywest 110kV substation and the removal of two double circuit intermediate towers and two single circuit end masts.
Lands south of Citywest Avenue, Brownsbarn, Citywest Business Park, Saggart, Co. Dublin
Residential development consisting of 99 dwellings comprised of 84 two storey houses, 15 apartments and duplex units accommodated in 2 three storey blocks; the proposed houses are comprised of 9 two bed houses, 71 three bed houses, 4 four bed houses; the proposed apartments & duplex units are comprised of 6 one bed units, 3 two bed units and 6 three bed units, also providing for all associated site development and infrastructural works, car and bicycle parking, ESB sub-station, open spaces and landscaping, bin and bicycle storage; access to the development via a new vehicular entrance on the western boundary of the site, off the existing access road to the Luas park & ride facility on a site area of 3.14ha bounded to the north by Citywest Avenue, located east of a permitted residential development known as Citywest Village and existing ESB sub-station and is north of the Luas red line.
Citywest, Tallaght, Dublin 24
The development will consist of: I. 384 residential units with a cumulative gross floor area of 33,190.15 sq.m comprising: a) 122. houses, consisting of 28 two-bed units, 83 three-bed units and 11 four-bed units, ranging in height from 2-3 storeys. b) 84 duplex units, consisting of 48 one-bedroom units and 36 three-bedroom units, ranging in height from 2-3 storeys. c) 178 apartments consisting of 43 one bedroom units and 135 two-bedroom units, ranging in height from 5-7 storeys. II. tenant amenity floorspace with a gross floor area of 139 sq.m. III. 1.49 ha of public open space including a public plaza and 0.15 ha of communal amenity space; IV. the provision of a childcare facility with a gross floor area of 239 sq.m and associated play area; V. the provision of 361 car parking spaces, including 10 disabled parking spaces and 16 reserved for visitor parking and 3 reserved for creche staff. VI. the provision of 734 bicycle parking spaces, including 472 residents bicycle parking spaces and 262 visitor cycle spaces. VII. vehicular access is proposed via 3 access points including the existing Kingswood roundabout on Citywest Avenue to the north, The Walk to the west and from the park and ride access road at the eastern end of the site. Dedicated pedestrian/cyclist links are proposed throughout the site. VIII. ESB substation, 3 x ESB kiosks, rooftop solar photovoltaics, landscaping and all ancillary site and development works.
Lands south of Citywest Avenue and west of Cheeverstown Luas Park and Ride, Brownsbarn, Dublin 24
The development will consist of: I. 384 residential units with a cumulative gross floor area of 33,190.15 sq.m comprising: a) 122. houses, consisting of 28 two-bed units, 83 three-bed units and 11 four-bed units, ranging in height from 2-3 storeys. b) 84 duplex units, consisting of 48 one-bedroom units and 36 three-bedroom units, ranging in height from 2-3 storeys. c) 178 apartments consisting of 43 one bedroom units and 135 two-bedroom units, ranging in height from 5-7 storeys. II. tenant amenity floorspace with a gross floor area of 139 sq.m. III. 1.49 ha of public open space including a public plaza and 0.15 ha of communal amenity space; IV. the provision of a childcare facility with a gross floor area of 239 sq.m and associated play area; V. the provision of 361 car parking spaces, including 10 disabled parking spaces and 16 reserved for visitor parking and 3 reserved for creche staff. VI. the provision of 734 bicycle parking spaces, including 472 residents bicycle parking spaces and 262 visitor cycle spaces. VII. vehicular access is proposed via 3 access points including the existing Kingswood roundabout on Citywest Avenue to the north, The Walk to the west and from the park and ride access road at the eastern end of the site. Dedicated pedestrian/cyclist links are proposed throughout the site. VIII. ESB substation, 3 x ESB kiosks, rooftop solar photovoltaics, landscaping and all ancillary site and development works.
Lands south of Citywest Avenue and west of Cheeverstown Luas Park and Ride, Brownsbarn, Dublin 24
Erection of a compact 110KV outdoor type Transformer Station, to include 5 masts, a switchgear building, transformer, ancillary 110KV structures and equipment, access road, fencing and landscaping.
Citywest Business Campus, Naas Road, Co. Dublin.
Alterations to the existing electrical transformer station to include: the installation of 110kV cable terminations; a new 110kV busbar section and switchgear; an extension to the inner palisade to accommodate HV cable termination; associated site works.
ESB Citywest 110kV, Electrical Transformer Station, Citywest Avenue, Citywest Business Park, Co. Dublin.
Installation of 2 dry cooler units and associated pumps & pipework in a 3m high enclosure. Enclosure to be a louvre screen to east elevation and mesh fence panels to north and west elevations with an access gate on the west fence panels to north and west elevations with an access gate on the west elevation.
Unit 4029, Citywest Business Campus, Saggart, Co. Dublin
To revise the layout of the housing scheme, which was previously granted under Planning Register Reference S97A/0618, to incorporate public open space.
Brookview, Tallaght, Dublin 24,( at rear-north-of school on Fortunestown Lane).
Incorporate four additional residental units, additional roadway with hammerhead, general ammendments to road layout and associated site and development works in the housing scheme for which planning permission was previously granted under Planning Register Reference No.S97A/0618 and S99A/ 0721.
Fortunestown/Brookview, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
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