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1 Woodford Close Clondalkin Dublin 22

Granted

Planning application S00A/0502

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

(1) To erect a single-storey two bedroom bungalow to side of existing bungalow.(2) Proposed access on to Woodford Close (3) Proposed access on to Woodford Lawn (4) All ancillary site work. All work to be carried out in side of garden

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    10 Apr 2001

  2. Decision due

    5 Jun 2001

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    7 Jun 2001

  4. Grant issued

    20 Jul 2001

Application Details

Location
1 Woodford Close Clondalkin Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
480 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
10 April 2001
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
7 June 2001
Grant Date
20 July 2001

Location

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SD23B/0347Grant Permission & Grant Retention26 Mar 2024

Retention permission for 2 storey extension to rear of existing house, proposal for a new window to side of existing house all with associated ancillary works

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ED12/0003Declared Exempt24 Feb 2012

External wall insulation onto the front wall of the house. A dry dash finish in a matching colour that corresponds and blends with existing neighbouring structures.

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SD05B/0154Granted11 May 2005

First floor extension over the existing single storey extension to the rear, the construction of a full first floor in place of the existing partial first floor and asymmetrical roof and includes a new pitched roof and gable wall towards No. 33 Woodford Lawn, and also alterations to the front elevation.

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S00A/0340Granted19 May 2000

Construct a new 2 storey house to the side.

32A Woodford Lawn, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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SD08B/0075Granted11 Feb 2008

Modifications for previously approved planning application ref no SD07B/0052 at this site. The development will consist of the conversion of the attic space to a bedroom together with the construction of a dormer window to both the front and rear roof.

31, Woodford Lawn, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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SD07B/0052Granted26 Jan 2007

Modifications to previously approved planning application Ref. No. SD06B/0346 consisting of the construction of a first floor extension over approved single storey extension to rear.

31, Woodford Lawn, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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SD06B/0346Granted15 May 2006

Modification of the existing single storey extension to the rear and the construction of a first floor extension overhead, the construction of a full first floor in place of the existing first floor and asymmetrical roof and include a new pitched roof and gable wall towards no. 33 Woodford Lawn and also alterations to the front elevation.

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SD07B/0051Refused25 Jan 2007

Modifications to previously approved planning application Ref. No. SD06B/0346 consisting of the construction of a first floor extension over approved single storey extension to rear.

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