Junction Fonthill Road and Boot Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Withdraw the ApplicationPlanning application SD03A/0822
Dublin - South Dublin County Council
Proposed Development
Mixed residential, office and Health Board Clinic on the site bounded by Boot Road, Fonthill Road and Commons Road at Clondalkin, Dublin 22. The proposed development consists of the demolition of the existing single storey, 427m.sq. Health Board Clinic and existing boundary walls of site and the erection of a 6 storey over basement mixed development consisting of 103 no. apartments, 315m.sq. of office and 675m.sq. of new Health Board Clinic with associated plant, a basement car park with 108 no. car parking spaces/associated services and the erection of new boundary walls. The apartments are divided into 70 no. 1 bed apartments of which 41 no. are facing onto Fonthill Road/Boot Road, 29 no. facing onto rear of St. John's Road. 26 no. 2 bed apartments of which 13 no. are facing onto Fonthill Road/Boot Road and 13 no. facing onto rear of St. John's Road. 7 no. 3 bed apartments of which 6 no. are facing onto Fonthill Road/Boot Road and 1 no. facing onto rear of St. John's Road. The office space and Health Board Clinic are located at ground floor level. The proposed development is a single L-shaped block that runs parallel to the street lines of Fonthill Road and Boot Road and is a stepped 6 no. storey over basement on the corner with Boot Road, with a maximum height of 19.22m over ground level at entrance to offices. Vehicular access to the underground car park is provided off Boot Road, a fire brigade access is provided from Commons Road. Provision is made for 63 bicycle spaces in the basement. Open space for the development is provided with a landscaped rear courtyard including a children's play area and perimeter landscaping to Fonthill Road and Commons Road and private open space for the residential units is provided by balconies or terraces for 100 no. of the residential units with 3 no. units at first floor provided with French doors and balustrade. The site area to which this application relates is 4,621m.sq. In conjunction with the proposed development the creation of a new urban space on the corner of Boot Road and Fonthill Road and the widening and landscaping of the existing Commons Road are proposed, both lands of which are in the ownership of the County Council.
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Application received
7 Nov 2003
Decision: Withdraw the Application
23 Mar 2004
Application Details
- Location
- Junction Fonthill Road and Boot Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 4621 ha
- Floor Area
- 9797 sq m
- Residential Units
- 103
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 7 November 2003
- Status
- Decision
- Decision
- Withdraw the Application
- Decision Date
- 23 March 2004
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Three and four storey apartment complex with underground carparking with a gross floor area of 2575sq.m, comprising total of thirteen number one bedroom apartments, fifteen number two bedroom apartments and a total of forty number carparking spaces.
Clondalkin, Co. Dublin, bound by Fonthill Road to the south and Commons Road to , the west and adjacent to the junction of Fonthill Road and Boot Road.
Residential development consisting of the construction of a four to six storey building accommodating 44 apartments comprised of 22 one bedroom apartments and 22 two bedroom apartments; vehicular access to the proposed development will be via St. John's Road with 10 car parking spaces and 24 bicycle parking spaces and ancillary services all on a site of 0.31 hectares to the rear of St. John's Road with frontage onto Fonthill Road.
St. Johns Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
Pedestrian access gate at the intersection of Common's Road and Fonthill Road. The pedestrian access gate is located on lands owned by South Dublin County Council.
Lands to rear of St. Johns Road & frontage on to Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
Permission for residential development comprising 9 dwellings. The proposed development is comprised of: (1) 2 Type A, 2 bed two storey semi-detached houses; (2) 1 Type B, 3 bed two storey detached house with attic conversion; (3) 2 Type C, 3 bed two storey end terrace houses with attic conversions; (4) 2 Type D, 2 bed two storey mid terrace houses with attic conversions; (5) 2 Type E, 3 bed two storey end terrace houses with attic conversions; (6) proposed new vehicular access road from St. Johns Road (located on lands owned by South Dublin County Council); (7) connections to all services and all ancillary site development works and (8) a pedestrian access gate at the intersection of Commons Road and Fonthill Road (located on lands owned by South Dublin County Council).
Lands fronting Fonthill Road and to the rear of St. Johns Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Residential development comprising 9 dwellings. The proposed development is comprised of: (1) 2 Type A, two bed two storey semi-detached houses with attic conversions. (2) 1 Type B, 3 bed two storey detached house with attic conversion. (3) 4 Type C, three bed two storey end terrace houses with attic conversions. (4) 2 Type D, two bed two storey mid terrace houses with attic conversions. (5) Proposed new vehicular access road from St. John's Road (located on lands owned by South Dublin County Council). (6) Connections to all services and all ancillary site development works. (7) A pedestrian access gate at the intersection of Commons Road and Fonthill Road (located on lands owned by South Dublin County Council).
Lands fronting Fonthill Road and to the rear of St. Johns Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Permission for residential development comprising 9 dwellings. The proposed development is comprised of: (1) 2 Type A, 2 bed two storey semi-detached houses; (2) 1 Type B, 3 bed two storey detached house with attic conversion; (3) 2 Type C, 3 bed two storey end terrace houses with attic conversions; (4) 2 Type D, 2 bed two storey mid terrace houses with attic conversions; (5) 2 Type E, 3 bed two storey end terrace houses with attic conversions; (6) proposed new vehicular access road from St. Johns Road (located on lands owned by South Dublin County Council); (7) connections to all services and all ancillary site development works and (8) a pedestrian access gate at the intersection of Commons Road and Fonthill Road (located on lands owned by South Dublin County Council).
Lands fronting Fonthill Road and to the rear of St. Johns Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Residential development of 10 dwellings comprising of (1) 4 Type A, 2 bed two storey semi-detached houses with attic conversions; (2) 4 Type B, 3 bed two storey end terrace houses with attic conversions, (3) 2 Type C, 2 bed two storey mid terrace houses with attic conversions, (4) Proposed new vehicular access road from St. Johns Road (passing over lands owned by South Dublin County Council) and (5) Connections to all services and all ancillary site developments.
Lands to rear of St. Johns Road & frontage on to Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
Residential development comprising 10 dwellings. The proposed development is comprised of 3 Type A, 2 bed two storey semi-detached houses with attic conversions; 1 Type B, 3 bed two storey semi-detached house with attic conversion; 4 Type C, 3 bed two storey end terrace houses with attic conversions; 2 Type D, 2 bed two storey mid terrace houses with attic conversions; proposed new vehicular access road from St. Johns Road (passing over lands owned by South Dublin County Council); connections to all services and all ancillary site development works.
Lands to rear of St. Johns Road & frontage on to Fonthill Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
Modifications to the Primary Healthcare Centre as permitted under Reg. SD11A/0135 (An Bord Pleanala Ref. PL06S.239890) and SD20A/0054 comprising of relocation of existing bus shelter on Boot Road (Bus Stop No. 3465) by c.75m northwards and construction of a new stainless steel and glass bus shelter including a double-sized internally illuminated advertising panel; Construction of an external stair core from the basement car park to surface level with associated changes to car parking layout.
Site at Boot Road / Convent Road, Fonthill Road and St. John's Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Alterations to previously approved, but not yet constructed development under planning Ref. Ref. (SD11A/0135 - Block A was approved as a primary health care building and will remain so; Block B was approved as a nursing home building and permission is now sought to use that building as a primary health care us; Permission is also sought for an external café and relocation of sub-station from entrance area to a position on Fonthill Road); alterations to Block A of 3,249sq.m consist of minor internal reconfiguration to stair No. 1 cores, position of lift shafts and circulation areas; alterations to Block B of 3,521sq.m (previously approved use as a nursing home) to facilitate the use as a primary healthcare centre include internal reconfiguration to provide 10 consultation rooms; 37 offices; 7 clinic rooms; 4 administration/reception; 4 large group rooms and associated ancillary uses including a new external lift and stair to car park; a total of 149 car parking spaces are to be provided for the proposed development; this includes 125 spaces at basement level including 6 accessible car parking spaces and 24 spaces at surface level including 3 accessible car parking spaces; alterations to the previously approved permission also include for 20 new bicycle parking spaces; new plant space and storage; the previously approved entrance from Boot Road/Convent Road providing pedestrian, cycle and vehicular access including previously approved landscaping, remain as approved.
Boot Road/Convent Road, Fonthill Road & St. John's Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
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