Liffey Valley Park, Ballyowen Lane, Lucan, Co. Dublin
GrantedPlanning application S02A/0112
Dublin - South Dublin County Council
Proposed Development
Change of house type and increase in numbers from 4 no. 4 bed semi-detached, 12 no. 3 bed semi-detached and 12 no. 3 and 4 bed terraced houses to 15 no. 3 bed terraced and 14 no. 3 bed semi-detached houses and asociated site works on sites previously numbered 326-353 of application Reg. Ref. S00A/0278 being part of Phase 4.
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Further information requested
24 May 2002
Application received
30 May 2002
Further information received
30 May 2002
Decision due
25 Jul 2002
Decision: Grant Permission
29 Jul 2002
Grant issued
12 Sept 2002
Application Details
- Location
- Liffey Valley Park, Ballyowen Lane, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 6940 ha
- Floor Area
- 2655 sq m
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 30 May 2002
- Status
- Officer Allocation
- Decision
- Grant Permission
- Decision Date
- 29 July 2002
- Grant Date
- 12 September 2002
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Single storey extension to side and rear.
26, Larkfield Place, Lucan, Co. Dublin
Retention of a 2.1m high pebble dashed finish boundary wall which fronts onto Liffey Terrace (previously known as Ballyowen Lane) constructed to a height of 2.6m on the Larkfield Grove and Larkfield Place side of the boundary in lieu of low wall and railing as previously permitted under Planning Reg. Ref. S00A/0426.
Larkfield Residential Estate At Ballyowen Road Where, Larkfield Grove & Larkfield Place, Abuts Liffey Terrace, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Retention of 2.1m high boundary wall which fronts onto Liffey Terrace (previously known as Ballyowen Lane) which is constructed to a height of 2.6m on the Larkfield Grove and Larkfield Place side of the boundary in lieu of low wall and railing as previously permitted under planning Reg. Ref. no. S00A/0426. This application also seeks retention of existing pebble dash finishes on the Larkfield Grove and Larkfield Place side of the boundary and retention of existing trees which are located on the Liffey Terrace side of the boundary wall. The application also seeks permission to provide additional landscaping to the line of retained trees and to apply pebble dash finish to the entire length (approx 136m) on the Liffey Terrace side of the boundary wall including provision of uniform concrete capping and to provide approx 136m length of 1.5 wide public footpath immediately adjacent to the new road kerb fronting the subject site which will connect to the existing public footpaths that front onto the adjacent Ballyowen Hall and Droim Na Coille developments. This development is located at the Larkfield residential estate at Ballyowen Road where Larkfield Grove and Larkfield Place abuts Liffey Terrace,Lucan,County Dublin.
'Larkfield', Ballyowen Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
First floor extension to side with tiled roof over. Kitchen & dining room extension to rear with tiled roof over and three velux roof lights. Front fenestration and entrance hall alteration with tiled canopy over. Internal alterations and two velux roof lights to rear for attic conversion to domestic store room.
22, Liffey Park, Liffey Valley Park, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
10 no. two storey dwellings comprising of 8 no. semi- detached and 2 no. detached houses.
Ballyowen Lane, Ballyowen, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Amendment to approved residential development (phase 3) Reg. Ref. S00A/0426 incorporating 1 additional terraced house (no. 30A) with consequent minor positional changes to house no.s 30-37 inclusive and omission of garage on site no. 30.
Larkfield, Ballyowen Road, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Two storey extension to the side of and above single storey existing structure, with a pitched roof to tie into existing building. One additional bedroom to be included in the proposed extension.
23, Liffey Park, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Retention of the following amendments to application Reg. Ref. SD06B/0293: previous reception room extended to full ground floor area to the front - area to the rear of new reception increased by 7sq.m from previously approved application, this area is to be used as a temporary kitchen area; a WC and shower has been included on the ground floor; a new stair to the first floor has been included in the new extension - the first floor area of the extension has been reduced by 1.4 sq.m; a lean to roof has been provided for newly extended area at the rear; an en suite bathroom has been provided for 1 of the bedrooms in the new extension; a new stair link has been included to an attic storage room.
23, Liffey Park, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
A two storey extension to the side as previous planning approval (decision order ref: 1132). This application is for the retention of the following amendments to that application (Reg. Ref. SD06B/0239): previous reception room extended to full ground floor area to the front; area to the rear of new reception increased by 7sq.m from previously approved application, this area is to be used as a temporary kitchen area; a new stairs to the first floor has been included in the new extension; access from the original building and the new extension has been provided at ground and first floor level. The first floor area of the extension has been reduced by 1.4 sq.m a lean-to roof has been provided for newly extended area at the rear. An ensuite bathroom has been provided for 1 of the bedrooms in the new extension & anew stair link has been included to an attic storage room.
23, Liffey Park, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
A first floor side extension over existing ground floor side area consisting of a bedroom and ensuite, the existing front canopy is to be reduced to suit new works and a new stairs to attic area added and attic converted for storage space only.
1, Liffey Crescent, Lucan, Co. Dublin
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