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Newlands Business Park, Naas Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

Refused

Planning application SD06A/0448

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Erection of file storage facility comprising 2 no. 16 feet by 10 feet cabins stacked with access stairs to first floor level.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    6 Jun 2006

  2. Decision due

    30 Jul 2006

  3. Decision: Refuse Permission

    31 Jul 2006

  4. Appeal submitted

    25 Aug 2006

  5. Appeal decided: Refuse Permission

    8 Jan 2007

Application Details

Location
Newlands Business Park, Naas Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
23.5218001854255 ha
Floor Area
30 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
6 June 2006
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
31 July 2006
Permission Expires
15 December 2006

An Coimisiún Pleanála Appeal

Appeal Reference
PLO6S.219274
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission
Submitted
25 August 2006
Decided
8 January 2007

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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26m
SD03A/0699Granted19 Sept 2003

Demolition of existing building and redevelopment of new car sales showroom with offices at ground and mezzanine floor levels, workshop, spare parts service and store to rear on two levels, washbay, refuse and re-cycle bins area, car parking, front boundary treatment, ancillary site works, illuminated signage on facades and additional illuminated pylon freestanding sign.

Newlands Cross, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

26m
SD05A/0142Granted28 Feb 2005

Raised platform for car sales display and revised boundary treatment to front forecourt all pursuant to the planning permission granted SD03A/0699 consisting of post and chain link fence to front and railings on top of existing wall to the rear of raised platform.

Newlands Cross, Naas Road, Dublin 22.

26m
S01A/0107Refused21 May 2001

Proposed electronic display sign.

Newlands Cross, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

26m
S01A/0551Refused20 Aug 2001

Free-standing sign in forecourt.

Michael Tynan Motors, Newlands Cross, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

26m
SD05A/0692Grant Permission & Grant Retention15 Aug 2005

Retention of substituted concrete roof and raised perimeter parapet wall to a height of approx 1.40m together with internal stairs to roof and permission sought for use of roof over workshop and spare parts area for the parking of 24 No. cars and erection of enclosed mechanical vehicular lift to west wall of workshop all to approved car showroom offices and workshop under Reg. Ref. no. SD03A/0699.

Michael Tynan Motors, Newlands Cross, Naas Road, Dublin 22

27m
S99A/0126Granted2 Mar 1999

Change of use from builders yard to car storage ancillary to motor sales with access from existing forecourt and new perimeter boundary treatment.

Newlands Cross, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

32m
SD05A/0108Granted17 Feb 2005

Provision of new low level fortecrete base wall with iron railing secured to head of wall to a height of 2.4m above public path level.

Newlands Business Park, Newlands Cross, Dublin 22.

32m
SD08A/0677Granted30 Sept 2008

Two external signs: one free standing not internally illuminated 1.9m high, 1.35m wide located at the grass verge opposite entrance gate and one back-lit fixed to existing north elevation 1.8m high, 2.35m wide made up of individual letters 0.41m high.

Newlands Business Centre, 8, Newlands Cross, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

32m
S00A/0457Granted9 Aug 2000

Alterations to existing boundary wall to suit plinth of proposed new access gates and railings to secure car park area.

Newlands Business Park, Newlands Cross, Dublin 22.

35m
S00A/0559Granted6 Sept 2000

Retention of opening to join unit 4 and 5 together.

Unit 4 & 5 Newlands Business Park, Dublin 22

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