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42 Shelton Park, Kimmage, Dublin 12

Refused

Planning application S00B/0511

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Conversion of the attic space into living accommodation, consisting of two bedrooms and a bathroom. The front and rear roof sections (Hip) to be removed and replaced with gables. The roof line to remain as is but at an increased height of 1m with the inclusion of Velux windows

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    1 Aug 2000

  2. Decision due

    26 Sept 2000

  3. Decision: Refuse Permission

    28 Sept 2000

  4. Appeal submitted

    23 Oct 2000

  5. Appeal decided: Grant Permission

    22 May 2001

Application Details

Location
42 Shelton Park, Kimmage, Dublin 12.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
101 ha
Floor Area
43.56 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
1 August 2000
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
28 September 2000
Permission Expires
23 May 2001

An Coimisiún Pleanála Appeal

Appeal Reference
06S.121863
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Grant Permission
Submitted
23 October 2000
Decided
22 May 2001

Location

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SD08B/0444Granted19 Jun 2008

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SD17B/0001Granted4 Jan 2017

Demolition of existing garage to side of property and construction of new flat roofed extension to side incorporating 3 roof windows and pitched roof extension and flat roof projecting bay extension to rear, new window in existing wall and 2 new roof lights in existing roof to south east side elevation

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SD06B/0076Grant Permission for Retention15 Feb 2006

Alterations to previously approved garage conversion (Reg. Ref. S00B/0242) for separate door to front, increased floor area to rear of 1sq.m. and minor internal adjustments

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