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1A, St. Conleth's Road, Greenhills, Dublin 12

Refused

Planning application SD06A/0839

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Change of use of existing single storey part tiled, part flat roof surgery to residential use with new single storey tiled roof extension replacing existing flat roof extension at rear; new single storey tiled roof front extension / porch; lowering of front boundary wall with railings fitted on top of lowered wall and associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    29 Sept 2006

  2. Decision due

    22 Nov 2006

  3. Decision: Refuse Permission

    23 Nov 2006

  4. Appeal submitted

    14 Dec 2006

  5. Appeal decided: Refuse Permission

    30 Apr 2007

Application Details

Location
1A, St. Conleth's Road, Greenhills, Dublin 12.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
420 ha
Floor Area
66 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
29 September 2006
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
23 November 2006
Permission Expires
6 April 2007

An Coimisiún Pleanála Appeal

Appeal Reference
06S.221020
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission
Submitted
14 December 2006
Decided
30 April 2007

Location

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5m
S02B/0077Granted6 Jun 2002

Open up existing roof for flat roof dormer attic conversion, two storey tiled roof extension at side and front tiled roof extension and porch.

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SD03A/0034Refuse Permission for Retention24 Jan 2003

Retention of change of use of previously approved Doctors Surgery (Reg. Ref. ZA 842) to office use and retention of a single storey extension to the rear.

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SD07A/0593Granted25 Jul 2007

Change of use of existing single storey part tiled, part flat roof surgery to a single storey 1 bedroom house with new single storey extended tiled roof extension to front, and rear flat roof extension demolished, lowering of front boundary wall; new wider entrance gate and driveway; dishing of footpath and associated site works.

1A, St Conleths Road, Greenhills, Dublin 12

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SD03B/0108Granted4 Mar 2003

Single storey extension with a pitched roof, located to the side containing a bedroom and utility room.

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SD06B/0360Granted17 May 2006

Single storey granny flat extension to side and a single storey lounge extension to front and all associated site works.

2A, St Conleths Road, Greenhills, Dublin 12

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S99A/0597Granted27 Aug 1999

New 3 bedroom 2 storey dwelling house in side garden of and attached to existing dwelling.

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SD03A/0206Refused8 Apr 2003

Two storey 3-bedroomed detached house in the side and rear garden with proposed entrance to new house on St. James's Road.

2, Saint Patrick's Road, Greenhills, Dublin 12

52m
SD09A/0005Granted2 Jan 2009

The demolition of existing single storey extension to the side and the erection of a two storey three bedroom end of terrace house in the front, side and rear garden with a seperate vehicular entrance. The vehicular entrance to open onto St. Patrick's Road. (Planning Ref. of previously approved planning application SD03A/0617).

2, St. Patrick's Road, Greenhills, Dublin 12

52m
SD03A/0617Granted12 Nov 2003

Erection of a two storey 3 bedroomed semi detached house in side garden.

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SD23A/0219Granted10 Apr 2024

Three-bedroom, two-storey semi-detached house with new vehicular access dished kerb and off-street parking. With all ancillary services. Demolition of existing side extension.

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