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1, Saint Peter's Crescent, Greenhills, Dublin 12

Granted

Planning application SD04A/0148

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Construction of a new 2 storey 3 bedroom house attached to side of existing end of terrace house with study room in the attic space, with 3 rooflights to the rear. A new driveway entrance is to be created from St. Peters' Drive to rear/side of new dwelling. Alterations to existing house to comprise of, demolition of existing extension to side and construction of entrance porch to front

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    21 Apr 2004

  2. Further information received

    18 Oct 2004

  3. Application received

    6 Dec 2004

  4. Decision: Grant Permission

    23 Dec 2004

  5. Decision due

    11 Jan 2005

  6. Grant issued

    10 Feb 2005

Application Details

Location
1, Saint Peter's Crescent, Greenhills, Dublin 12
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
402 ha
Floor Area
149 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
6 December 2004
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
23 December 2004
Grant Date
10 February 2005

Location

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SD06B/0826Granted6 Nov 2006

Relocation of proposed new entrance from rear side of proposed dwelling to form new front side driveway with lowering of pavement and related works.

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ED09/0003Declared Not Exempt20 Jan 2009

Increase of the width of the entrance to the plot by 2m, resulting in a total entrance width of 4.6m. It is proposed that the existing boundary wall is cut back and that the entrance pillar is repositioned to allow for this increase in width. All the wall and pillar finishes will match the existing finishes and height.

1A, St. Peter's Terrace, Walkinstown, Dublin 12.

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S01B/0138Granted16 Mar 2001

Add living accommodation to front of house and above attached garage, change of use of attached garage, demolish and replace existing unattached garage

'Teach Nua', St. Peters Drive, Walkinstown, Dublin 12.

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SD09B/0166Granted5 May 2009

Widening of pedestrian entrance for vehicular access.

2, St. Peter's Crescent, Walkinstown, Dublin 12

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SD08B/0676Granted30 Sept 2008

(a) Construction of new two storey extension to rear of existing end of terrace dwelling, comprising of: kitchen/dining area to ground floor level, bedroom & w.c. to first floor level, with the provision of, pitched roof with 1 no.roof-light; (b) conversion of attic for use as habitable area with 3 no. roof lights to rear. (c) New vehicular entrance and new entrance porch to front of dwelling, with associated site works.

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51m
SD07B/0076Granted2 Feb 2007

1. Proposed ground floor rear extension with pitched roof over and with 12 no. velux roof lights. 2. Proposed reduction in size of rear detached shed.

17, St. Peters Crescent, Walkinstown, Dublin 12

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SD02A/0178Grant Permission for Retention10 Apr 2002

Retention for mobile home.

11 St. Peters Terrace, Walkinstown, Dublin 12.

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S00B/0196Granted6 Jun 2000

Single storey extension with vehicular entrance and car space to front of existing dwelling.

22 St. Peters Drive, Walkinstown, Dublin 12.

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SD23A/0325Invalid - Site Notice13 Dec 2023

A new 4 Bedroom Detached mews type dwelling, with parking , boundary modifications and all associated site works

Rear of 16 St. Peters Road,, Walkinstown,, Dublin 12.

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SD24A/0014Refused23 Jan 2024

A new 4 bedroom detached, mews type dwelling, with parking, boundary modification and associated site works.

Rear of 16 St. Peter's Terrace, St. Peters Road, Dublin 12, D12 V6HH

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