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Lucan/Clondalkin Town Centre, Liffey Valley, Quarryvale, Dublin 22

Granted

Planning application S01A/0526

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Revisions and alterations to existing planning permission Reg. Ref. No. S99A/0948 and shall include the provision of 3,907 metres squared of office space and 28.8 metres squared of substation provided in four storey office building, associated external landscaping, car parking, bicycle parking, access roads and auxiliary works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    9 Aug 2001

  2. Decision due

    4 Oct 2001

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    5 Oct 2001

  4. Grant issued

    16 Nov 2001

Application Details

Location
Lucan/Clondalkin Town Centre, Liffey Valley, Quarryvale, Dublin 22.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
5411 ha
Floor Area
3907 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
9 August 2001
Status
Officer Allocation
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
5 October 2001
Grant Date
16 November 2001

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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27m
SD04A/0068Granted30 Jan 2004

Five storey office building of gross floor area 3074sq m integrating existing ESB substation, switch room and refuse store at ground floor level with new brick dressing to face, landscaping and associated works.

Adjacent to Block C (Reg. Ref. S99A/0948, And S01A/0788), Liffey Valley Office/, Business Centre At Lands At Lucan/, Clondalkin Town Centre,, Liffey Valley,, Quarryvale,, Dublin 22

30m
SD06A/0995/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission25 Nov 2011

Extension to existing office building Block C (Reg. Ref. S99A/0948 and S01A/0788) to include office accomodation of a gross floor area of 1948sq.m. over first, second and third floors, 100sq.m. of plant and ancillary equipment on fourth floor level, landscaping, extension to car park to provide a total 133 no. spaces and associated works.

Lucan / Clondalkin Town Centre, Liffey Valley, Quarryvale, Dublin 22

30m
SD06A/0995Granted21 Nov 2006

Extension ot existing office building Block C (Reg. Ref. S99A/0948 and S01A/0788) to include office accomodation of a gross floor area of 1948m2 over first, second and third floors, 100sqm of plant and ancillary equipment on fourth floor level, landscaping, extension to car park to provide a total 133 no. spaces and associated works.

Lucan / Clondalkin Town Centre, Liffey Valley, Quarryvale, Dublin 22

31m
SD09A/0310Granted7 Aug 2009

1.8mts. high 'Paladin' type security fence along front perimeter of site.

Block C, Liffey Valley Office Campus, Liffey Valley, Dublin 22.

31m
SD11A/0246Granted12 Oct 2011

Illuminated brushed stainless steel sign attached to west elevation of existing office block.

Block C, Liffey Valley Office Campus, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

31m
SD15A/0146Granted29 May 2015

Change of use of existing training area (218sq.m) on ground floor to office use, reinstatement of existing floor slab (189sq.m) at first floor level to accomodate office space; replacement of 3 glazed sectional doors with glazed screens on east elevation; replacement of 2 glazed sectional doors with glazed screens on north elevation; reinstatement of 10 surface car parking spaces along with relocation of existing bicycle parking area at rear (east) of building.

Block C, Liffey Valley Office Campus, Liffey Valley, Dublin 22.

31m
SD07A/1027Granted19 Dec 2007

Alterations at ground and first floor levels to its existing office building, Block C (Reg Ref S99A/0408 and S01A/0788) so as to accommodate a training facility. The alterations are as follows: (a) replace sections of existing raised access floor at ground floor level with concrete floor slab to accommodate training areas, (b) removal of sections of first floor structure to accommodate training areas at ground floor, (c) replacing 3 no. glazed screens at ground floor level on east elevation with fully glazed sectional overhead doors to match existing windows for vehicular access, (d) replacing 2 no. glazed screens at ground floor level on north elevation with fully glazed sectional overhead doors to match existing windows, for vehicular access, (e) forming concrete ramps at new door openings, omitting 10 no. surface car parking spaces and relocating bicycle parking area at rear.

Block C, Lucan/Clondalkin Town Centre, Liffey Valley, Quarryvale, Dublin 22

31m
SD08A/0572Granted15 Aug 2008

Erection of 1.8MT high 'Paladin' type security fence along perimeter of site complete with 1no. sliding gate and 3 no. personnel gates.

Block C, Liffey Valley Office Centre, Lucan/Clondalkin Town Centre, Liffey Valley, Quarryvale, Dublin 22

35m
S01A/0788Granted28 Nov 2001

Alterations and additions to existing planning permission Reg. Ref. S99A/0948 to include the provision of an additional office floor of 617 sq.m on Block C at fourth floor level and the relocation of plant and boiler room all at fourth floor level.

Lucan/Clondalkin Town Centre, Liffey Valley, Quarryvale, Dublin 22 and bounded , by the N4 to the north and by Bothar na Life and Ascal na Life to the South and , East.

39m
SD25A/0297WGranted10 Mar 2026

The construction of a partially two storey over basement motor sales and service building, max. height of c. 11.6 metres with a total gross above ground level floor area of c. 2,198sq m. The development will include on-grade car and bicycle parking spaces, with vehicle display spaces on-grade and at basement level. The proposal also includes the reuse of the existing vehicular access to the north of the site, ramped access to basement level, all associated site enabling and excavation works, boundary treatments, hard and soft landscaping, together with building mounted signage, site signage and flagpoles.

0.564ha site at Site D, Liffey Valley Office Campus, Dublin 22

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