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1 Anley Court, Esker Lane, Lucan, Co. Dublin

Granted

Planning application S01B/0117

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Retention of alterations to the single storey garage to the side.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    7 Mar 2001

  2. Decision due

    2 May 2001

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    2 May 2001

  4. Grant issued

    19 Jun 2001

Application Details

Location
1 Anley Court, Esker Lane, Lucan, Co. Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
225 ha
Floor Area
24 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
7 March 2001
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
2 May 2001
Grant Date
19 June 2001

Location

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SD06B/0950Granted4 Apr 2007

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SD14B/0242Granted17 Dec 2014

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S99A/0709Granted1 Nov 1999

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S01B/0431Granted3 Oct 2001

Garage conversion to kitchen and porch extension to front.

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SD07B/0861Granted16 Oct 2007

Amendments to previously granted permission for construction of a single storey extension to rear of 31 Ballydowd Grove, Lucan.

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SD07B/0139Granted22 Feb 2007

Construction of a single storey extension to rear.

31, Ballydowd Grove, Lucan, Co. Dublin

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SD06B/0453Refuse Permission for Retention30 Jan 2007

Retention of out building(shed) to rear of back garden and retention of modifications to existing single storey side extention on eastern elevation and use of same for habitable use.

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SD08B/0045Grant Retention & Refuse Retention28 Jan 2008

(a) Modifications to existing single storey side extension on eastern elevation and use of same for habitable use; (b) modifications to southern, eastern & western elevations; (c) modifications to internal ground & first floor plans.

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SD06B/0175Grant Permission for Retention22 Mar 2006

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