Proposed Development
Retention and completion of bungalow, septic tank and private garage.
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Further information requested
24 Nov 1994
Further information received
13 Apr 1995
Application received
20 Jun 1995
Decision due
15 Aug 1995
Decision: Grant Permission
17 Aug 1995
Grant issued
4 Oct 1995
Application Details
- Location
- Friarstown, Tallaght.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 1078.82 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 20 June 1995
- Status
- Decision
- Decision
- Grant Permission
- Decision Date
- 17 August 1995
- Grant Date
- 4 October 1995
Location
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Conservatory/porch to the side and rear.
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Retention of 2 agricultural buildings at rear.
Cnoc Mhuire, Friarstown Lr., Bohernabreena, Co. Dublin.
Changes to previously granted permission PR/0456/22; Minor elevation changes to proposed extension and entrance porch to existing house, change in flat roof finish to the proposed extension, external wall insulation to the existing house and all associated site works.
Cnoc Mhuire, Friarstown Lower, Bohernabreena, Dublin 24
Planning permission was granted on the site under SD19B/0486 & ABP-307604-20 for a two storey dormer extension to the side and rear of the existing cottage; new front porch; replace roof of existing cottage and associated works. Retention permission now sought for the repositioning and changes to the permitted two storey dormer extension to the side/rear together with a new single storey extension to the rear; 1 additional dormer window to the front roof; new front porch; internal changes and external changes to permitted windows and doors to elevation; Total floor area of the extension is 174sq.m.
Cornaon Cottage, Montpellier, Bohernabreena, Dublin 24
1. Removal of 2 no. existing sheds from site; 2. removal of existing septic tank; 3. construction of 1 no. detached 4 bedroom dormer bungalow with partial ground floor rear extension, proposed installation of new foul sewer treatment system and all ancillary works, proposed use of existing vehicluar entrance for both existing dwelling on site & proposed.
Cornaon Cottage, Montpellier, Bohernabreena, Dublin 24
Demolish the existing extension to the side and rear of the existing cottage and replace with a two storey dormer extension to the side and rear of the existing cottage with a slate roof to match the existing cottage; new front porch; remove existing decayed slate roof to the existing cottage and replace with a new slated roof to match original; internal alterations; external finishes to match existing and associated site works.
Cornaon Cottage, Montpellier, Bohernabreena, Dublin 24
Ground floor extension and re-roofing of existing family home to include first floor bedroom and family/TV room with all ancillary works.
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New bungalow over part basement, with slate roof, a shared access driveway, a Septech 2000 waste water treatement system and associated lanscaping.
Friarstown Lower, Bohernabreena, Co. Dublin.
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