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Ros Mor, Scholarstown Road, Dublin 16

Granted

Planning application SD05A/0649

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Conversion of existing covered store (12.5sqm) in existing outbuilding to home office use and connection to previously approved home office (41sqm) (Reg. Ref SD03B/0819) and associated site works. [A Protected Structure]

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    16 Sept 2005

  2. Application received

    22 Sept 2005

  3. Further information received

    22 Sept 2005

  4. Decision: Grant Permission

    14 Oct 2005

  5. Decision due

    18 Oct 2005

  6. Grant issued

    22 Nov 2005

Application Details

Location
Ros Mor, Scholarstown Road, Dublin 16
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
4180 ha
Floor Area
12.5 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
22 September 2005
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
14 October 2005
Grant Date
22 November 2005

Location

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SD04A/0507Granted2 Nov 2004

Modifications and alterations to previously approved design (Reg. Ref. SD04A/0179), for demolition of existing Conservatory and Store, construction of new Conservatory and Family Dining Area (62.75 sq.m.) minor internal alterations to existing dwelling and associated site works (a Protected Structure).

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SD05B/0308Granted7 Jul 2005

Demolition of existing store (13.26sq.m.), construction of new single-storey 'Family' Flat (34.46sq.m.), minor internal alterations to existing dwelling (a Protected Structure) and associated site works.

'Ros Mor', Scholarstown Road, Dublin 16.

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SD03A/0819Grant Permission for Retention6 Oct 2003

Renovations and internal alterations to existing dwelling, new external lighting and retention of conversion of existing outbuilding to office use.

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SD04A/0179Granted19 Mar 2004

Demolition of existing conservatory and store and construction of new conservatory and family dining area (48.9sq. m.) minor internal alterations to existing dwelling and associated site works at 'Ros Mor' a Protected Structure.

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SD04B/0208Granted29 Apr 2004

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SD09B/0017Granted28 Jan 2009

Removal of existing carport and its replacement with a single storey extension to side and rear consisting of hall, bathroom, playroom, utility room and kitchen to rear.

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SD16B/0264Granted8 Dec 2016

Construction of two storey extension to side of house and single storey extension to rear of house. Works include construction of new shared boundary wall, refurbishment of interiors, external insulation to front facade and sundry other minor works.

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