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Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Rd & Fonthill Rd, Clondalkin, Co. , Dublin

Granted

Planning application SD02A/0318

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Erection of a greenhouse (274 sq. metres) within the permitted garden centre development.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    21 Jun 2002

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    14 Aug 2002

  3. Decision due

    16 Aug 2002

  4. Grant issued

    27 Sept 2002

Application Details

Location
Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Rd & Fonthill Rd, Clondalkin, Co. , Dublin.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
4.377 ha
Floor Area
274 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
21 June 2002
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
14 August 2002
Grant Date
27 September 2002

Location

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S02A/0014Granted11 Jan 2002

Erection of 1 no. illuminated sign, 4 no. illuminated 'entrance' and 'exit' signs and 7 no. non-illuminated signs on the north, south and west elevations only.

Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Road and Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, , County Dublin.

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S01A/0505Granted31 Jul 2001

Alterations and additions to previously approved S98A/0161 to provide for a green house structure and canopy.

Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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S01A/0393Granted25 Jun 2001

Revisions and alterations to car parking layout previously approved under S98A/0161 to provide for new internal circulation road.

Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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S01A/0643Granted28 Sept 2001

Retention of additions and alterations to Retail Park Development previously approved under S98A/0161 to provide for extention and increase in height to trade canopy and increase in parapet height to dry goods store.

Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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S01A/0500Granted30 Jul 2001

Revisions and alterations to sprinkler tank layout previously approved under S98A/0161 to provide for 2 no. water storage tanks in lieu of 1 no. tank.

Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

0m
S01A/0524Granted9 Aug 2001

Additions to Liffey Valley Retail Park East previously approved under S98A/0161 to provide for 9 no. illuminated advertising signage structures and 4 no. directional signs on all four elevation and an illuminated 'totem' signage structure in the car park area. Also the substitution of cladding in lieu of glazing on the northern entrance elevation.

Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

0m
S01A/0395Withdraw the Application25 Jun 2001

Additions alterations to Retail Development previously approved under S98A/0161 to provide for extension to Builders Yard Canopy extension and increase in height to trade canopy, increase in parapet height and new access gate to Builders Yard.

Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

0m
S01A/0757Granted16 Nov 2001

Alterations and additions to previously approved S98A/0161 to provide extension of first floor offices with windows, lift and access staircases at ground floor level.

Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

0m
S01A/0833Granted12 Dec 2001

Erection of a greenhouse within the permitted garden centre.

Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Road and Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, , County Dublin.

33m
SD23A/0010Granted24 Jan 2023

One 6.25m wide x 2.5m high internally illuminated sign to be mounted on existing front (north-facing) elevation of B&Q premises.

B&Q Liffey Valley Retail Park East, Coldcut Road, Irishtown, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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