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Citywest Hotel, Saggart, Co. Dublin

Granted

Planning application SD06A/0962

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Extension to existing hotel comprising 99 hotel suites and relocation of carparking spaces and associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    9 Jan 2007

  2. Application received

    19 Jan 2007

  3. Further information received

    19 Jan 2007

  4. Decision: Grant Permission

    14 Feb 2007

  5. Decision due

    15 Feb 2007

  6. Grant issued

    27 Mar 2007

Application Details

Location
Citywest Hotel, Saggart, Co. Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
24218 ha
Floor Area
11754.2 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
19 January 2007
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
14 February 2007
Grant Date
27 March 2007

Location

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SD05A/0888Granted1 Nov 2005

Construction of a two storey extension onto side of Citywest Hotel, comprising of the extension of existing pro-shop (ground floor) and existing restaurant (first floor); the development adjoins the site of the recorded monument with Protected Structure status (I.I. Saggart Zone of Archaeological Influence) & also adjoins the curtilage of Tassaggart House & Tower House, Listed buildings with Protected Structure status.

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SD06A/0615Granted18 Jul 2006

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S99A/0661Granted17 Jan 2000

Erect an extension to existing hotel consisting of conference centre, stores and 331 new car parking spaces.

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ED17/0024Declared Exempt12 May 2017

The proposed works comprise the provision of new window fenestration, omission of the timber profiled balustrade and capping and replacement with simplified upstand at main entrance facade to Citywest Hotel.

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55m
SD02A/0722Granted7 Mar 2003

Extension to existing hotel comprising of 167 new bedrooms in 2 no. blocks, Block A 88 bedroom, Block B 79 bedrooms and a conservatory extension to front bar area, also for the retention of various extensions to existing hotel, comprising of conservatory extension to reception area, conservatory extension to lounge area, extension to carvery area, retention of canopy covered walkway from front of hotel to conference room, escape stairs and lift at conference room, extension of conference room kitchen, security office and canteen area, extension to stage in conference room and retention of changing area on first floor, retention of extension to four bedrooms on second floor, retention of extension of four bedrooms on third floor, retention of extension to two bedrooms on fourth floor all over stage area, retention of switch room and bar store, retention of extension to kitchen on first floor, retention of six bedrooms on second floor over conference room, retention of ten bedrooms on third floor over conference room and retention of ten bedrooms on fourth floor over conference room and the retention of a green keepers shed and a helicopter store and landing area all with 383 additional car parking spaces, 280 to the north of the new apart hotel block under construction, 103 to the rear of existing hotel, all so for a link tunnel between apart hotel under construction to existing car parking area and associated site works on lands which are the site of a recorded monument with protected structure status.

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57m
S00A/0142Granted7 Mar 2000

Erect an extension to existing hotel comprising of a conference centre/function room, bar area, kitchen, stores, and 100 bedrooms with associated parking, landscaping and services.

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57m
SD03A/0400Granted16 Jun 2003

A new bottle store. The building is being construction on the site of a recorded monument with protected structure status.

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59m
S01A/0450Granted20 Dec 2001

Construction of Apart Hotel, consisting mainly of a three- storey building with fourth floor in roof space, with one section facing into a lower courtyard of four stories with fifth floor in roof space. The proposal consists of 1 no. 1 bed studio, 24 no. 1 bed apartments, 95 no. 2 bed apartments, along with reception area, kitchen, dining room, cocktail bar, staff facilities and car parking for 59 cars on surface with 175 underground car spaces along with all necessary ancillary site development works on their land adjacent to their existing City West Hotel, Leisure and Golf Club, the land on which it is proposed to locate this development contains a protected structure within its curtilage.

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89m
SD19A/0159Request Additional Information9 May 2019

Demolition of the helicopter storage shed and the development of a playground; all associated site development, landscaping and boundary treatment works above and below ground.

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102m
SD13A/0150Grant Permission for Retention10 Mar 2014

Retention of modifications to the hotel extension granted under Planning Reg. Ref. SD06A/0962 comprising: (a) internal alterations to the layout of the permitted floor space to provide 277 no. separate hotel bedrooms instead of the permitted 99 no. 1, 2 and 3 bedroom hotel suites which contained 179 bedrooms - an increase of 98 no. hotel bedrooms; (b) full height central portico projection on the south-west elevation;(c) an increase in floor area of 92sq.m in the location of the portico projection to south-west.

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