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Newlands Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.(beside Esker Cemetery)

Refused

Planning application S01A/0279

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Demolish existing shop unit and dwelling, to construct 2no. 1 bed apartments (total floor area 102m2) 3no. 2 storey 2 bed townhouses(total floor area 296m2) over. Provision to be made for service connection and for off street parking to site.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    9 May 2001

  2. Decision due

    4 Jul 2001

  3. Decision: Refuse Permission

    6 Jul 2001

Application Details

Location
Newlands Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.(beside Esker Cemetery)
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
346 ha
Floor Area
398 sq m
Residential Units
5

Timeline

Registration Date
9 May 2001
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
6 July 2001

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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1m
SD02A/0748Refused17 Dec 2002

Demolish existing shop unit to construct a 3 storey building to consist of 2 no. 1 bedroom apartments (total floor area 119.38m2) and 2 no. two storey 2 bedroomed town houses (total floor area 220.94m2). Provision to be made for service connections to existing and for off street parking to site. (Previous application refused on this site Ref S01A/0279)

Newlands Road, (beside New Esker Burial Grounds), Lucan, Co Dublin

2m
SD03A/0636Granted2 Feb 2004

(A) The demolition of single storey flat roofed dwelling and shop and lean-to shed, (B) The sub-division of existing site into 2 separate sites, (C) The construction of a pair of 3 - storey semi detached dwelling houses ( ie storage attic over 3 habitable storeys), (D) The widening of one and the relocation of the other existing Sub - Standard site entrances to provide 2 no private car entrances to the side and (E) The removal of existing sub - standard ground septic tank and its replacement by the connection of the proposed houses to existing foul drainage system on Cherbury Park Road.

73, Lucan-Newlands Road, Lucan, Co Dublin

18m
SD26A/0075WRefused19 Mar 2026

The development will consist of demolition of existing shed, walls and ancillary structures, and construction of a new two storey dwelling and all associated site works

north of no. 1, Cherbury Park Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin, K78 F5P1

50m
SD06B/0141Granted21 Jun 2006

Two storey extension to the rear of an existing house overlooking green open space and the entrance driveway to Esker Cemetery.

9, Cherbury Park Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

66m
S01B/0407Granted25 Jul 2001

Single storey porch to side, front and rear.

15 Cherbury Park Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

78m
SD08A/0359Granted27 May 2008

Demolition of existing single storey garage to side of house and erection of new dormer style two bedroom bungalow in side garden with revised entrance to facilitate off street parking for both new and existing houses and for all associated and drainage works.

2, Cherbury Park Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin

84m
SD10A/0331Granted13 Sept 2011

A lawn cemetery comprising 3,461 no. plots; a single storey management building (93sq.m.); a toilet building (23sq.m.); a storage building (68sq.m.); columbarium wall (2m in height); 40 no. car parking spaces (includes 3 no. disabled parking spaces); 1 no. new vehicular entrance off Lucan Newlands Road and vehicular pathways, realignment and partial culverting of underground drainage pipe to enhance the existing watercourse; provision of a water feature and contemplative area; landscaping works including boundary treatment; all other necessary site development, excavation works and associated development on site south of new Esker burial grounds close to Cherbury Park and abutting the N4 Lucan By-Pass and Vesey Park, Lucan.

Lucan Newlands Road, Dublin 22

84m
SD10A/0331/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission28 Aug 2017

A lawn cemetery comprising 3,461 plots; a single storey management building (93sq.m.); a toilet building (23sq.m.); a storage building (68sq.m.); columbarium wall (2m in height); 40 car parking spaces (includes 3 disabled parking spaces); 1 new vehicular entrance off Lucan Newlands Road and vehicular pathways, realignment and partial culverting of underground drainage pipe to enhance the existing watercourse; provision of a water feature and contemplative area; landscaping works including boundary treatment; all other necessary site development, excavation works and associated development on site south of new Esker burial grounds close to Cherbury Park and abutting the N4 Lucan By-Pass and Vesey Park, Lucan.

Lucan Newlands Road, Dublin 22

99m
SD23A/0292Granted18 Jun 2024

The construction of a new 485 m2 crematorium within the grounds of Esker Lawn Cemetery consisting of a congregation space, 1 no. electric cremator and associated plant and services spaces, and the provision of visitor toilets, and ESB substation; provision of new car parking area and minor adjustments to existing parking resulting in the net addition of 2 parking spaces; amendments to existing site landscaping involving removal and reduction of existing hard surfaces and roadway surfaces and all associated works; the construction of new landscaping works including a contemplation pond, water feature, planted landscape berms and swale drains at the building perimeter and at the adjacent area designated for grave spaces under SD10A/0331 as part of a combined suds drainage and biodiverse planting strategy; temporary access for construction traffic to be provided from the eastern boundary, and the existing boundary treatment reinstated post construction.

Esker Lawn Cemetery, Newlands Road, Lucan, Dublin 22

104m
SD06B/0760Granted4 Apr 2007

Two storey extension to the rear and single storey extension to the side of an existing house overlooking green open space and the car park to Esker Cemetery.

21, Cherbury Park, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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