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7, Carriglea Avenue, Firhouse, Dublin 24

Granted

Planning application SD04B/0015

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Alterations to existing house incorporating single storey extension to side and rear and associated site works. The application involves proposed sloped access to new side door and new kitchen and downstairs shower room.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    23 Jan 2004

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    16 Mar 2004

  3. Decision due

    18 Mar 2004

  4. Grant issued

    29 Apr 2004

Application Details

Location
7, Carriglea Avenue, Firhouse, Dublin 24
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
225 ha
Floor Area
25 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
23 January 2004
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
16 March 2004
Grant Date
29 April 2004

Location

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S00B/0538Granted21 Dec 2000

Ground and first floor extension to side comprising study and kitchen ground floor with bedroom and bathroom on first floor.

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SD02A/0228Refused1 May 2002

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SD18A/0294Granted16 Aug 2018

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S99A/0092Grant Approval17 May 1999

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S01A/0355Granted26 Nov 2001

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SD048/0002Registered Application18 Feb 2004

Traffic calming measures consisting of Ballycullen Drive: 1. The provision of twelve (12) bus cushions 2. The construction of a roundabout at the junction of Ballycullen Drive/Carriglea Walk 3. The construction of four pedestrian islands 4. The provision of chevron hatching 5. The provision of right turn refuges 6. The painting of speed limit signs (roundels) onto the road surface and 7. Associated Road Signage Ballycullen Avenue: 1. The provision of ten (10) bus cushions 2. The construction of two pedestrian islands 3. The provision of chevron hatching 4. The provision of right turn refuges 5. The painting of speed limit signs (roundels) onto the road surface 6. Provision of parking restrictions in the vicinity of the Church and Credit Union and 7. Associated Road Signage

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