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Side & Rear 16 Ballymount Cottages, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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Planning application SD02A/0488

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Nissan type shed; concreting to the side and rear and widening of entrance to 3.5 metres.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    19 Aug 2002

  2. Decision: Invalidate Application

    19 Sept 2002

  3. Decision due

    14 Oct 2002

Application Details

Location
Side & Rear 16 Ballymount Cottages, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
1248 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
19 August 2002
Status
Decision
Decision
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Decision Date
19 September 2002

Location

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SD03A/0761Grant Permission for Retention18 Mar 2004

Retention of Nissan-Type shed, concreting to side and rear and widening of entrance to 3.5 metres.

Side and rear, 16, Ballymount Cottages, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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SD12A/0004Refused10 Jan 2012

Change of use from builders storage compound to motor retail sales outlet.

17, Ballymount Cottages, Turnpike Lane, Ballymount, Dublin, 12

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SD02A/0550Granted17 Apr 2003

Change of use of existing dwelling to playschool and montessori including single storey extension at rear with external play area and car parking facilities, new vehicular entrance to front garden.

18, Ballymount Cottages, Turnpike Road, Walkinstown, Dublin 12

48m
SD19A/0070Grant Permission & Grant Retention13 Jun 2019

Internal extension of floorplates and amalgamation of units 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 and their change of use from light industrial to create a two storey office based industry unit of 1,520sq.m within the overall Turnpike Business Park development; Retention for the amalgamation of units 5, 6, and 7 that includes the retention of the internal extension of the original mezzanine floor to create a first floor level above the entire ground floor of these units and change of use of these units at ground and first floor level from light industrial to office based industry (910sq.m overall). Permission for the demolition of the first floor (281sq.m) within units 8 and 9 and the construction of a new first floor (305sq.m) above the entire ground floor of these units and the change of use of these units at ground and first floor level from light industrial to office based industry (610sq.m); Permission is also sought for changes to the car parking layout that will reduce the car parking spaces from 65 to 64 car parking spaces with vehicular access off Turnpike Road with a new gated access at the entrance into the car park; sheltered bicycle parking will be provided to serve the development; elevation changes and signage that include a new projecting sign (7.3sq.m) to the north of the east elevation and alteration of individual doors and shutter doors to windows on both the north and south elevation; new windows to both the north, west and south elevation at first floor level; all site and ancillary development works required to facilitate the development.

Turnpike Business Park, Turnpike Road, Ballymount, Dublin 22

48m
SD20A/0302Granted23 Nov 2020

Erection of a 6000mm high totem style site sign for the Turnpike Business Park; the totem will be 1800mm wide x 250mm deep in plan, including lettering/numerals and illuminated elements to it's north and south sides and will be located at the east boundary of the site near the site entrance; associated works.

Units 5,6,7,8,9, Turnpike Business Park, Turnpike Lane, Ballymount, Dublin 22

51m
SD12A/0067Granted11 Sept 2012

Erect a 4.525m high stand alone advertisement sign, all ancillary site works.

Turnpike Lane, Turnpike Road, Ballymount, Dublin 22

61m
SD25A/0125WGrant Permission & Grant Retention19 Aug 2025

Retention permission is sought for: Part (104 sq.m gross) of the first floor currently in light industrial use at Unit 5-9: Enlargement of ground floor window at Unit 5-9 on the north elevation enlargement of first floor windows at Unit 5-9 on the south elevation. Planning permission is sought for: (i)The change of use of Unit 4 (of 292.5 sq.m), including that part at first floor (104 sq.m) for which retention permission is sought, from light industrial use to office based industry use and amalgamation of Unit 4 with Unit 5-9 (1,505 sq.m gross) to provide a single office based industry unit of 1,797.5 sq.m gross together with all associated and ancillary works, including internal fit-out. (ii) At the south elevation of Unit 4: a. At ground floor, existing door, external shutter box, all supports and electrics to be removed and to be replaced with a new glazed door unit, and existing roller shutter door and all supports/electrics to be removed and replaced with new window unit. b. At first floor, 2 no. new aluminium/glass windows. (iii) 4 no. bicycle parking spaces, including provision for cargo bike.

Unit 5-9 Unit 4, Turnpike Business Park, Dublin 22, D22 CD74

66m
SD03A/0170Grant Permission & Refuse Permission25 Mar 2003

Retention of single storey rear extension comprising toilets, canteen and entrance lobby (totalling 35sq.m). Permission is also sought for retention of established ground floor office use, storage shed and part of rear yard for storage.

11, Ballymount Cottages, Turnpike Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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SD02A/0619Refuse Permission for Retention18 Oct 2002

Single storey rear extension comprising toilets, canteen and additional office space ( totalling 35sq.m). Permission is also sought for retention of established office use at ground floor level.

11, Ballymount Cottages, Turnpike Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

66m
S01B/0509Refused28 Sept 2001

Retention of single storey extension to rear.

11 Ballymount Cottages, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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