Peamount Hospital, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
GrantedPlanning application S99A/0639
Dublin - South Dublin County Council
Proposed Development
2 single storey extensions at St. Brids Ward.
View the full application file on the council's planning portal →Application Timeline
Application received
15 Sept 1999
Decision: Grant Permission
11 Nov 1999
Decision due
12 Nov 1999
Grant issued
22 Dec 1999
Application Details
- Location
- Peamount Hospital, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 70000 ha
- Floor Area
- 75 sq m
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 15 September 1999
- Status
- Decision
- Decision
- Grant Permission
- Decision Date
- 11 November 1999
- Grant Date
- 22 December 1999
Location
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Retention of temporary medical records building.
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Demolition of single storey derelict hospital building known as St Annes & St Brendans unit and associated boiler room.
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Construction of a new 2 storey healthcare unit comprising of accommodation for 100 people, ancillary healthcare services, catering, pharmacy and staff facilities, associated site works, access road, landscaping, an internal link to the existing rehabilitation unit, together with redistribution of the existing car parking spaces and the demolition of a disused building. The proposed works are located on the site of a Protected Structure.
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Alterations to previously granted permission (SD16A/0019) for a 2 storey healthcare unit comprising of accommodation for 100 people; ancillary healthcare services; catering; staff facilities; associated site works; access roads; landscaping; an internal link to the existing Rehabilitation Unit; together with redistribution of existing car parking spaces and the demolition of a disused building; such alterations to include reconfiguration of the proposed car park (and drainage of same) and the removal of a total of 34 first floor balconies from the proposed development. The proposed works are located on the site of Protected Structures.
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