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11, Main Street, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16

Refused

Planning application SD06A/0108

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

New shop front to include the repositioning of the entrance door plus new internally illuminated fascia signage and new internally illuminated projecting signage.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Feb 2006

  2. Decision: Refuse Permission

    12 Apr 2006

  3. Decision due

    16 Apr 2006

Application Details

Location
11, Main Street, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
95.82 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
20 February 2006
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
12 April 2006

Location

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SD24A/0009Grant Permission for Retention18 Jan 2024

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SD05A/0026Granted10 May 2005

Replacement/remodelling of existing timber framed shop front with a steel framed glazing system. The existing timber signage fascia is proposed to be maintained.

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SD05A/0027Granted17 Jan 2005

Demolition of existing rear lean-to structures (GFA 39.5sq.m.) and the construction of a two storey extension in lieu, consisting of retail space at ground floor level and office accommodation at first floor level; the provision of a dormer window to the existing attic space and internal amendments. The total gross floor area of the proposed extensions is 60sq.m. on a site of 121.5sq.m.

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S01A/0079Request Additional Information13 Feb 2001

First floor extension and alterations with extension to roof space for office accommodation

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11m
SD06A/0220Granted27 Mar 2006

Change of use of part of existing ground floor from residential to retail, for all of existing first floor from residential to offices and for a two storey extension to the rear comprising an additional 36.8sq.m. of retail on ground floor and 33.7sq.m. of offices on first floor.

12A, Main Street, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.

27m
S00A/0156Granted13 Mar 2000

Removal of the existing roof to accommodate the construction of an additional 74m2 of new office space at second floor level together with a 12.8m2 rear extension at first floor level, and the sub division of the existing unit into a retail shop at ground floor and separate commercial offices.

54 Main Street, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.

28m
S01A/0364Granted18 Jun 2001

Two-storey (ground and first floor) restaurant with separate office unit on second floor following on previous permissions S00A/0156, S00A/0200 & S00A/0555 at retail & commercial building at

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28m
S00A/0200Granted28 Mar 2000

15.6m2 single storey extension at ground floor with flat roof to rear of commercial premises (Architectural Conservation Area).

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28m
S01A/0363Withdraw the Application18 Jun 2001

One single-storey one bedroom apartment at third floor level following on previous permissions S00A/0156, S00A/0200 and S00A/0555 at retail and commercial office building at

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28m
S01A/0153Granted20 Jun 2001

Modifications to front and rear elevations to rooflight and internal changes following on previous permissions S00A/0156, S00A/0200 & S00A/0555 at retail and commercial office building.

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