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Athgoe North (with Entrance From Lyons Road), Newcastle, Co. Dublin

Refused

Planning application SD03A/0771

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Domestic type bungalow, separte double garage, septic tank & bored well.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    15 Oct 2003

  2. Decision: Refuse Permission

    8 Dec 2003

  3. Decision due

    9 Dec 2003

Application Details

Location
Athgoe North (with Entrance From Lyons Road), Newcastle, Co. Dublin.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
13300 ha
Floor Area
342 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
15 October 2003
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
8 December 2003

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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29m
SD04A/0051Granted28 Jul 2004

Construct a domestic type bungalow, separate double garage, bored well and septic tank (with entrance from Lyons Road). The original site has been enlarged and now extends down to the access road increasing the site from 1.33 hectares to 2.34 hectares.

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54m
SD11A/0045Grant Permission for Retention27 Sept 2011

(1) Construction of a large two storey house extending to 876 sq.m. This house appears as a bungalow from the public road with it's second floor dug down into the hillside; (2) under original permission, Reg. Ref. SD05A/0181 permission was granted for partial basement under centre portion of house but this has now been extended to cover the entire floor area and has led to full two storey elevations to all sides for which retention permission is now being sought; (3) separate double garage which is now also over two floors and has elevational changes; (4) retaining walls which have been erected and are set back from the house which allows light into the lower floor area; (5) O'Reilly Oakstown BAF Secondary Sewage Treatment Plant and Percolation Area; (6) bored well; (7) revised site boundaries to give a larger site and all ancillary grounds at Athgoe North, (with entrance from Lyons Road), Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

Athgoe North, Newcastle, Co. Dublin

58m
SD05A/0181Granted1 Jul 2005

Domestic type bungalow with basement floor area to centre portion of house, separate double garage, bored well, septic tank and all ancillary site works.

Athgoe North, Newcastle, Co. Dublin (with entrance from, Lyons Road), Co. Dublin.

106m
S00A/0463Refused6 Dec 2000

Two storey dwelling house,family flat,double garage,shed for agricultural plant machinery and bio-cycle waste water treat -ment system

'Miryam, Lyons Road, Newcastle, Co Dublin

128m
ED09/0005Declared Exempt28 Jan 2009

Construction of a stable block with a floor area of 199.04sqm (type 1). Also construction of a barn with a floor area of 298.23 sqm (type 4). Construction of dungstead and underground soil water tank as calculated by Teagas-The Farm Advisory and Training Service.

Athgoe North, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

175m
S01A/0709Refused24 Oct 2001

Bungalow, double garage, bio-cycle waste water treatment system.

Lyons Road, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

216m
ED16/0021Declared Not Exempt17 Aug 2016

Soil spreading to improve existing agricultural fields.

Athgoe Hill North, Newcastle, Co.Dublin

279m
SD07A/0962Refused4 Dec 2007

Following refusal Reg. Ref. SD07A/0436, permission is now sought for single storey 4 bed bungalow with effluent waste water treatment unit, new vehicular access and all associated site works.

Athgoe North, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

279m
SD07A/0436Refused11 Jun 2007

Single storey 4 bed bungalow with effluent waste water treatment unit, new vehicular access and all associated site works.

Athgoe North, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.

280m
S01A/0477Refuse Outline Permission21 Mar 2002

House.

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