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45, Wood Dale Drive, Ballycullen, Dublin 24

Grant Permission & Grant Retention

Planning application SD04B/0599

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

First floor dormer extension with tiled roof over garage, also tiled canopy extension across front elevation and domestic store room to attic with 3 No. velux roof lights to rear. Also retention of garage and study at side and utility room, and dining room extension.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    16 Nov 2004

  2. Decision due

    6 Jan 2005

  3. Decision: Grant Permission & Grant Retention

    18 Jan 2005

  4. Grant issued

    3 Mar 2005

Application Details

Location
45, Wood Dale Drive, Ballycullen, Dublin 24
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission and Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
297 ha
Floor Area
55 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
16 November 2004
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission & Grant Retention
Decision Date
18 January 2005
Grant Date
3 March 2005

Location

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SD10B/0182Granted24 Aug 2010

The construction of a ground floor extension to front of dwelling and an extension to the height of part side boundary wall, new ridge height to ground floor extension and extended roof over garage. First floor side extension and extended roof over same, consisting of extension to garage, living room and proposed entrance lobby with additional storage and a bay window to existing sitting room at ground floor level, a new bedroom and a proposed window to rear of dwelling at first floor level and all associated work above and below ground.

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SD10B/0197Grant Permission for Retention13 May 2010

Retention of side boundary wall which varies in height from 1.2m to 2.1m and perspex lean to roof over the side passage.

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SD10B/0253Grant Permission for Retention16 Feb 2011

Retention of single storey extension to rear of existing house.

11, Wood Dale Close, Ballycullen View, Dublin 24.

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SD04B/0619Granted1 Apr 2005

Ground and first floor extension to side & rear and new tiled hipped roof to form covered porch area to front.

11, Wood Dale Close, Ballycullen View, Dublin 24.

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SD07B/0599Granted10 Jul 2007

An entrance porch extension to the front of the existing house.

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SD03B/0006Granted9 Jan 2003

Insert a new velux roof window in the existing roof at the front elevation.

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SD05B/0357Granted27 May 2005

Single storey extension to the full extent of the side and rear with 3 rooflights to the side and 2 roof lights with one dormer style window to the rear.

14, Wood Dale Close, Ballycullen, Tallaght, Dublin 24.

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SD07B/0572Granted29 Jun 2007

Alterations and extensions to the existing two storey dwelling house (135sqm) that will include a 38sqm single storey extension at ground floor level to the rear; a 22sqm first floor level extension over the existing single storey to the side; a 3sqm porch to the front facade and a new garden shed of 8.50sqm in the rear garden.

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S00B/0101Granted28 Feb 2000

To convert garage into study. First floor extension with tiled roof to side of existing house and two bay windows with tiled roof to front elevation.

6 Daletree Crescent, Ballycullen, Dublin 24.

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SD06B/0107Granted27 Feb 2006

Single storey extension with tiled roof and rooflights to rear of existing semi-detached house, conversion of attic space for storage with two rooflights to front of existing tiled roof and three rooflights to rear of existing tiled roof, internal alterations and associated site works.

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