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The Kings Garden Chinese Take-Away,, John C. Mulvey & Co. Solicitors And Freds Fashions, Main Street (formerly Blessington Road), Tallaght Village, Dublin 24

Refused

Planning application SD06A/0037

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

The demolition of the existing single storey structures on the south, east and west sides of the yard and the construction of a 1,095 sq.m. gross floor area mixed use development ranging from 2 to 4 storeys including penthouse level, with office/retail units at ground level, comprising 2 no. office/retail units 67 sq.m. and 221 sq.m. at ground level, 2 no. one bed apartments (45-55 sq.m.), 7 no. two bed apartments (68-92 sq.m.) including roof gardens, 3 no. car-parking spaces and all associated landscaping and site development works. The development to be accessed via the existing entrance from Main Street.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Jan 2006

  2. Decision due

    16 Mar 2006

  3. Decision: Refuse Permission

    16 Mar 2006

  4. Appeal submitted

    12 Apr 2006

  5. Appeal decided: Refuse Permission

    11 Jul 2007

Application Details

Location
The Kings Garden Chinese Take-Away,, John C. Mulvey & Co. Solicitors And Freds Fashions, Main Street (formerly Blessington Road), Tallaght Village, Dublin 24
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
600 ha
Floor Area
1095 sq m
Residential Units
9

Timeline

Registration Date
20 January 2006
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
16 March 2006
Permission Expires
16 September 2006

An Coimisiún Pleanála Appeal

Appeal Reference
PL 06S.217215
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission
Submitted
12 April 2006
Decided
11 July 2007

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