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6, Millbank Cottages, Lucan, Co. Dublin

Granted

Planning application SD06B/0802

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Demolition of a single storey extension and the construction of a two storey extension and single storey shed to the rear as well as ancillary works. (Protected Structure)

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    26 Oct 2006

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    14 Dec 2006

  3. Decision due

    19 Dec 2006

  4. Grant issued

    26 Jan 2007

Application Details

Location
6, Millbank Cottages, Lucan, Co. Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
76.0923082662957 ha
Floor Area
29.34 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
26 October 2006
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
14 December 2006
Grant Date
26 January 2007

Location

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Retention of unauthorised demolition to rear annex of Protected Structure and new structural opening to rear, unauthorised ground works extension to rear. Permission for new single storey extension to rear incorporating new kitched and bedroom, internal alterations on first floor, reinstating front door and repairing existing gutters to front and rear.

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SD08B/0200Grant Permission & Grant Retention27 Mar 2008

Retention of the 2-storey extension to the rear consisting of a ground floor kitchen/dining area and bathroom and first floor ensuite bedroom and internal alterations to the original dwelling. Permission is also being sought to make alterations to the 2 storey extension to the rear including reducing the first floor element of the building and alterations to the external elevations. This is a Protected Structure (MAP REF NO. 015) under the South Dublin County Council Development Plan2004-2010.

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SD07B/0480Invalidate Application5 Jun 2007

Retention of reconstructed rear extension as per original pre-63 rear extension to house.

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SD07B/0802Refuse Permission for Retention25 Sept 2007

Demolition of single storey rear extension and erection of two storey, flat roofed extension. This house is a Protected Structure.

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SD02B/0490Granted18 Feb 2003

Demolition of existing single storey kitchen and hall extension to rear and side (approx. area 24.2m2) and construction of a new single storey kitchen, garage and hall extension to rear and side (approx. area 68.1m2).

1A, Millbank, Lucan, Co. Dublin

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SD20B/0257Invalid Application20 Jul 2020

Construction of a connecting passageway between the existing house and garage; partial conversion of the existing garage and the non-construction of parts of the design granted permission under planning Ref. SD02B/0490.

1A, Millbank, Lucan, Co. Dublin

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SD20B/0300Grant Permission for Retention21 Aug 2020

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S01A/0250Refused30 Apr 2001

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