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Corner Of Besser Drive, And Crag Avenue, Clondalkin Industrial Estate, Dublin 22

Granted

Planning application SD04A/0112

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

To extend existing external storage yard into existing grassed area with new perimeter fencing at corner of Besser Drive and Crag Avenue.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    1 Apr 2004

  2. Application received

    21 May 2004

  3. Further information received

    21 May 2004

  4. Decision due

    16 Jun 2004

  5. Decision: Grant Permission

    17 Jun 2004

  6. Grant issued

    30 Jul 2004

Application Details

Location
Corner Of Besser Drive, And Crag Avenue, Clondalkin Industrial Estate, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
1450 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
21 May 2004
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
17 June 2004
Grant Date
30 July 2004

Location

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SD03A/0975Invalid - Site Notice19 Dec 2003

Extend existing external storage yard into existing grassed area with new perimeter fencing

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SD02A/0729Granted11 Dec 2002

Warehouse and related offices extension to existing building to comprise a separate unit together with sub-division of existing yard and its use for external storage, new entrance gate and additional car parking.

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SD21A/0185Granted2 Nov 2021

Full demolition of existing two storey 463sq.m building to make way for future development, subject to future separate planning application.

Unit 19, Crag Avenue, Clondalkin Industrial Estate, Dublin 22

82m
S00A/0807Granted22 Nov 2000

Extension.

Unit 5 Clondalkin Industrial Estate, Dublin 22.

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SD05A/0298Granted21 Apr 2005

ESB substation. The building measures 25.5sq.m. in plan area and 3.5m in height with a fenced area (12.25sq.m.) to the rear for a transformer. The substation is to serve a recycling facility currently under construction and granted permission under planning Ref. SD03A/0838.

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SD09A/0349Grant Permission & Grant Retention3 Sept 2009

Permission to retain general revisions to the formerly approved development of light industrial / warehouse units, nos. 1 - 3, on a 0.165ha site (formerly described as located on Crag Road, Reg. Ref. S97A/0761) the revisions consist of the following: (a) alternative window configuration to front and side elevations including externally mounted roller shutters above ground floor glazed windows and doors; (b) additional first floor mezzanines of 103sq.m. in Unit 1 and 32sq.m. in Unit 2 and the omission of the 32sq.m. first floor in Unit 3; (c) revisions to car parking layout to include 26 car parking spaces. the tenant for Unit 1 Courtney Meats is seeking permission to retain the following: (d) change of use of 307sq.m. unit 1 from light industrial/warehouse use to cash and carry outlet use for meat trade; (e) front entrance glazed screen; (f) two-sided, free standing advertising sign, 1.4m wide and 5m high, located to the west of the main entrance to the site; The tenant for Unit 2 Mr Liquidator Ltd is seeking permission to retain the following: (g) change of use of 242sq.m. unit 2 from light industrial/warehouse use to cash and carry outlet use for retail trade. Permission is also being sought for: (h) new building signage, 1.9m high and 4.3m wide, to be erected above the glazed entrance screen to Unit 1; (i) new glazed entrance screen to Unit 2 with integrated building signage above, 1.9m high and 4.3m wide.

Crag Avenue, Clondalkin Industrial Estate, Dublin 22

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SD16A/0279Granted5 Oct 2016

Permission is sought for a change of use, namely intensification of use of existing facility for temporary storage prior to transfer offsite for recovery waste soil and stones. Small quantities of wood, metal or plastic may also be accepted at the facility due to the nature of the works. The change of use (intensification) required is from the current 24,950 tonnes per annum to 50,000 tonnes per annum. It is also proposed to increase a section of the boundary wall by 1.2 meters in height. The application relates to a development which requires a Waste Facility Permit from South Dublin County Council (this will be a review of the existing Waste Facility Permit). An Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) will be submitted to the Planning Authority with this application. The EIS may be inspected or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority during its public open hours.

3-4, Crag Avenue, Clondalkin Industrial Estate, Clondalkin, Dublin 12

109m
SD15A/0180Granted30 Jun 2015

A 188.4sq.m single storey extension to their existing mechanic's shed as well as all associated and ancillary site works.

Crag Avenue Business Park, Clondalkin Industrial Estate, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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SD14A/0110Grant Permission for Retention27 May 2014

Retention of use of yard as a refuse transfer station for construction and demolition waste associated with the operations of the company, subject to waste facility licence; retention of prefabricated structures on the site that are used as garages, stores and offices associated with the operation of the facility and retention of wash shed.

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ED13/0043Declared Not Exempt8 Oct 2013

Application to operate a Waste Permit Facility at the above above premises. This facility will be used for the storage of C&D waste.

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