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57 Monastery Drive, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

Refused

Planning application S99B/0543

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

(a) To demolish existing unapproved dormer type attic conversion to rear of existing dwelling, (b) to demolish existing single storey extension and garage to side of dwelling, (c) to reinstate original roof line with Velux windows to rear of existing dwelling, (d) to erect a new two storey extension to side, front and rear.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    13 Oct 1999

  2. Application received

    13 Mar 2000

  3. Further information received

    13 Mar 2000

  4. Decision due

    10 May 2000

  5. Decision: Refuse Permission

    11 May 2000

Application Details

Location
57 Monastery Drive, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
406.147322453091 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
13 March 2000
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
11 May 2000

Location

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0m
S00B/0485Request Additional Information18 Jul 2000

(1) Demolish existing unapproved dormer type attic conversion to rear of existing dwelling. (2) To demolish existing single storey extension and garage to side of dwelling. (3) To erect a two storey extension to side, front and rear including dormer type roof at rear to new extension and existing dwelling. (4) All ancillary site work.

57. Monastery Drive, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

0m
S02B/0038Granted30 Jan 2002

Conversion and reconstruction where required of garage, dormer bedroom and bathroom extension over and replacement and reconstruction of existing bedroom dormer to rear.

57 Monastery Drive, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

11m
SD16B/0383Grant Permission & Grant Retention23 Nov 2016

Retention planning permission for alterations to previously approved planning permission SD16B/0220 to increase the depth of single storey rear extension by 1m further into the rear garden. Full planning permission is also sought for new rear dormer and rooflights to first floor and all associated site works.

55, Monastery Drive, Dublin 22

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SD16B/0220Granted11 Jul 2016

Conversion of existing garage to side of house to habitable room, change existing flat roof to hipped tiled roof over garage with roof lights incorporating single storey extension to rear, demolish existing sun room to rear and associated site works.

55, Monastery Drive, Dublin 22

20m
SD02B/0220Granted30 May 2002

3 bedroom dormer extension to rear.

53 Monastery Drive, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

29m
SD03B/0134Granted14 Mar 2003

Removal of a flat roof and the installation of a tiled roof over garage.

51, Monastery Drive, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

58m
SD16A/0375Invalid - Site Notice27 Oct 2016

Demolition of existing habitable house on this site. The development of a new detached 87 bedroom nursing home consisting of 92 bed spaces made up in single storey, two storey and three storey elements over part basement, a new vehicular entrance from Monastery Park, the widening of existing entrance to Monastery Road, a single storey detached sub-station, a refuse storage enclosure, a single storey detached gardeners shed, a landscaped communal open space at ground level and roof terraces at first floor and second floor levels, 29 car parking spaces and ancillary site works.

Lexington House, Monastery Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

58m
SD17A/0007Granted19 May 2017

Demolition of existing habitable house on this site, the development of a new detached 87 bedroom nursing home consisting of 92 bed spaces made up in single storey, two storey and three storey elements over part basement, a new vehicular entrance from Monastery Park, the widening of the existing entrance to Monastery Road, single storey detached sub-station, a refuse storage enclosure, a single storey detached gardeners shed, a landscaped communal open space at ground level and roof terraces at first floor and second floor levels, 29 car parking spaces and ancillary site works.

Lexington House, Junction Of Monastery Road, Monastery Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

58m
SD04A/0122Granted19 Feb 2004

Demolition of existing 2 storey house and construction of Residential Development of 37 residential units in four blocks comprising of the following: Block A: is a combination of 3 storey apartment building and 2.5 storey duplexes consisting of 3 no. two bed apartment units, 6 no. one bed apartment units and two no. 2.5 storey duplexes each containing a ground floor, two bedroom unit and a first and second floor three bedroom unit. Block B: consists of four no. 2.5 storey duplexes each containing a ground floor two bedroom unit and a first and second floor three bedroom unit. Block C: consists of four no. 2.5 storey duplexes each containing a ground floor two bedroom unit and a first and second floor three bedroom unit. Block D: consists of four no.2.5 storey duplexes each containing a ground floor two bedroom unit and a first and second floor three bedroom unit and associated ancillary site works including surface car-parking accessed from Monastery Road and underground car-parking is provided with access to the site from Monastery Park. The development is to include an extension on the applicants land to the rear of the existing Clondalkin Library (a protected structure) all on site of circa 1.1 acres at the junction of Monastery Road and Monastery Park.

Lexington House, Junction Of Monastery Road, Monastery Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

58m
SD20A/0019Granted28 Jan 2020

Single storey extension at second floor level to the east (front) and south (side) elevations of the existing nursing home (under construction) consisting of additional staff facilities.

Lexington House, Junction Of Monastery Road, Monastery Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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