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Unit 8, Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10

Granted

Planning application SD04A/0183

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

To construct 2,730sq. m. of warehousing in 2 no. blocks A and B (8.25m and 7m high respectively) including 857sq. m of integral related office accommodation/staff facilities on one / two floor/s together with access road, service utilities, boundary fences, landscaping, planting, paving, parking and associated site development works. Block A will be subdivided into a maximum 7 units. Block B (an extension to the rear of the existing unit 8) will be subdivided into a maximum 2 units all at unit 8.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    6 May 2004

  2. Application received

    18 May 2004

  3. Further information received

    18 May 2004

  4. Decision due

    10 Jun 2004

  5. Decision: Grant Permission

    11 Jun 2004

  6. Grant issued

    22 Jul 2004

Application Details

Location
Unit 8, Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
6000 ha
Floor Area
2730 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
18 May 2004
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
11 June 2004
Grant Date
22 July 2004

Location

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Revised elevations to previously approved (Reg. Ref. SD04A/0183) Block A.

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SD05A/0476Granted16 Jun 2005

253sq.m. extension (9.25m high) including 85sq.m. of ancillary office/staff facilities on 2 floors and associated car parking. Previously Approved (Reg. Ref. SD05A/0244) Block A.

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S01A/0778Refused23 Nov 2001

Construction of a 36m high, free standing communication tower carrying communication dishes and antennae, with associated ground-mounted equipment cabinets as part of ESB's Communications system and as well to share with other licensed operators all within a 2.4m high pallisade fenced compound with double access gates.

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SD14A/0062Grant Permission for Retention31 Mar 2014

Retention of change of use of Unit 8 to a refuse transfer station; and Unit B1 from a warehouse to a refuse transfer station.

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SD05A/0721Granted25 Aug 2005

Change of use of Unit 8 to a refuse transfer station; and change of use of Unit B1 from a warehouse to a refuse transfer station. The activity will require a Waste Licence.

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SD05A/0002Granted4 Jan 2005

Alterations at ground floor with mezzanine floor over and for alterations to front elevation facade.

Unit 14D, Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10

78m
S01A/0201Granted4 Apr 2001

Erect security railings and landscaping

Securiscreen Ltd, Unit 17, Cherry Orchard Ind. Est

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SD20A/0183Grant Permission for Retention23 Jul 2020

The retention of 54sq.m of internal office space on first floor along with 2 windows.

Unit 17, Cherry Orchard Industrial Estate, Dublin 10

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SD20B/0358Grant Permission for Retention13 May 2021

Retention of a detached single storey gym/office/storage to rear of existing house with ancillary works.

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SD03A/0718Declared Withdrawn10 May 2004

Retention of use of warehouse as industrial unit and for the installation of a lift shaft, paper filtration equipment, collection bins and ducting to rear of unit.

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