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Coolfan, Robinhood Road, Dublin 12

Refused

Planning application SD03A/0099

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Three storey office building comprising two storey offices over parking, to replace existing office building.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    18 Feb 2003

  2. Decision due

    14 Apr 2003

  3. Decision: Refuse Permission

    14 Apr 2003

Application Details

Location
Coolfan, Robinhood Road, Dublin 12
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
151.75 ha
Floor Area
207 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
18 February 2003
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
14 April 2003

Location

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Office extension to the first floor.

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S00A/0899Granted11 Apr 2001

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ED21/0020Declared Exempt23 Aug 2021

4 bedroom unit.

22, Robinhood Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12

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SD17A/0420Refused28 Nov 2017

Change of use of existing bungalow from commercial /office use back to residential use. The existing attic & storage space will be converted with new skylights for 2 bedrooms proposed at first floor. The existing detached storage shed to rear garden will also receive a sky light and remain in use for storage purposes and home office use ancillary to new residential bungalow. The front wall of the property will be stepped back to create a footpath externally and include a new vehicular entrance and boundary wall treatment to front and side garden. All associated site works & landscaping included in application.

22, Robinhood Road, Dublin 12

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SD18A/0058Refused23 Feb 2018

Change of use of existing bungalow from commercial/office use to live/work unit. The existing attic & storage space will be converted with new skylights for 2 bedrooms proposed at first floor. The existing detached storage shed to rear garden will also receive a sky light and attic space will remain in use for storage purposes ancillary to the workshop and studio use proposed below. A separate office space will be retained in rear of the existing bungalow for business purposes with direct access to rear garden and work shop proposed. The front boundary wall of the property will be stepped back to create a footpath externally and include a new vehicular entrance and boundary wall treatment to front and side garden. All associated site works & landscaping included.

22, Robinhood Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12.

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SD24A/0203WGranted22 Aug 2024

Change of use from existing residential dwelling to short term stay / guest house, Ground floor extension to rear with the provision of 1 no. accessible bathroom at ground level, with internal modifications and associated site works, landscaping and SuDS drainage, necessary to facilitate the development.

22, Robinhood Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12

52m
S99A/0386Granted11 Jun 1999

Retention of single storey extension to rear of light industrial unit .

9 Robinhood Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 .

54m
S00A/0780Granted2 Mar 2001

Demolish annexe at rear of existing offices, in original cottage, and build a two storey extension in its place

9 Robinhood Road, CLondalkin, Dublin 22.

78m
S01A/0809Granted5 Dec 2001

Demolish existing single storey premises and construct two storey block containing light industrial based units with ancillary offices.

7/8 Robinhood Road, Dublin 22.

85m
S01A/0824Granted10 Dec 2001

New toilet and shower facilities at first floor level to existing offices.

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