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67, Ashton Avenue, Dublin 16

Refuse Further Ext of Duration of Permission

Planning application SD06A/0549/FEP

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Detached 2 storey dwelling with new vehicular entrance to side.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    15 Mar 2016

  2. Decision: Refuse Further Ext of Duration of Permission

    5 May 2016

  3. Decision due

    8 May 2016

Application Details

Location
67, Ashton Avenue, Dublin 16
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Further Extension of Duration of Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
2900 ha
Floor Area
129 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
15 March 2016
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Further Ext of Duration of Permission
Decision Date
5 May 2016

Location

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SD06A/0549Granted30 Jun 2006

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SD06A/0549/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission17 Aug 2011

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The development will consist of converting and extending a garage, construction of a ground-floor extension to the rear, reconfiguration of the ground and first-floor layouts, widening the entrance, and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

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SD26B/0344Referral24 Jul 2026

Demolition of portions of the existing rear and side external walls at ground floor level and the rear wall of the first floor; Demolition of the existing garage roof and the existing rear utility room, and the construction of (a) A single storey extension to the rear and side of the existing dwelling; (b) The partial conversion of the existing garage to habitable accommodation; (c) A first floor extension to the rear of dwelling, including the extension of the existing roof over the proposed first floor extension; (d) The widening of the existing vehicular entrance; and (e) Associated external works, including a new front entrance, entrance steps, planter, landscaping and all ancillary site development works.

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33m
SD23B/0372Granted28 Aug 2023

The development will consist of; A) the demolition of the existing single storey ground floor extension to the side and the shed to the rear of the existing dwelling; B) the construction of a single storey extension to the side and rear of the existing dwelling consisting of a WC, kitchen area and utility room and; C) widening the existing vehicle entrance together with all associated site works.

65, Knockcullen Drive, Ballyroan, Dublin 16, D16 ET78

35m
SD11B/0351Granted1 Nov 2011

Single storey extension at front and at rear; alterations to existing single storey extension; new corner window at front.

70, Ashton Avenue, Dublin 16

41m
SD24B/0316WGranted10 Jul 2024

The development will consist of; A) the demolition of the existing single storey garage to the side and the shed to the rear of the existing dwelling; B) the construction of a single storey extension to the side and rear of the existing dwelling and; C) an extension at first floor level to the rear, together with all associated site works.

64, Knockcullen Drive, Dublin 16, D16F7Y9

41m
S01B/0445Request Additional Information15 Aug 2001

Two storey extension to house.

No. 10 Ashton Avenue, Knocklyon Road, Templeogue, Dublin 16.

52m
S01A/0559Granted1 Feb 2002

Detached two storey house to side.

Side of 2 Ashton Avenue, Knockcullen, Dublin 16.

63m
S99A/0609Granted22 Dec 1999

Demolish existing garage and erect two storey dwelling house in garden of existing house.

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