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35, Templeroan Close, Knocklyon, Dublin 16

Granted

Planning application SD06A/0968

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Demolition of existing side boundary wall and construction of a new 5 bedroom detached two storey plus dormer dwellings with single storey pitched roof utility room to rear, provision of new vehicular access from Templeroan Close, car parking area, ancillary site works and landscaping on site adjacent.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    10 Jan 2007

  2. Application received

    25 Jan 2007

  3. Further information received

    25 Jan 2007

  4. Decision due

    21 Feb 2007

  5. Decision: Grant Permission

    21 Feb 2007

  6. Grant issued

    3 Apr 2007

Application Details

Location
35, Templeroan Close, Knocklyon, Dublin 16.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
514 ha
Floor Area
211.6 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
25 January 2007
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
21 February 2007
Grant Date
3 April 2007

Location

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