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660, Ballycullen Cottages, Ballycullen Road, Dublin 16

Granted

Planning application SD07B/0146

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

First floor extension with 2 no. dormer windows and with a ridge height of circa 6.343m to the rear of existing single storey end of terrace dwelling, interior alterations and all associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    23 Feb 2007

  2. Decision due

    18 Apr 2007

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    18 Apr 2007

  4. Grant issued

    29 May 2007

Application Details

Location
660, Ballycullen Cottages, Ballycullen Road, Dublin 16.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
1077 ha
Floor Area
32.18 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
23 February 2007
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
18 April 2007
Grant Date
29 May 2007

Location

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S00A/0122Refused28 Feb 2000

For the construction of 4 dwellings in one block, comprising 2 no. 3 bed dormer bungalows and 2 no. 2 storey 3 bed houses, all site development works including foul and surface water outfall sewers on site of circa .28 acres with access to the Ballycullen Road and revised access arrangement to existing dwelling.

'Naomh Mhuire', Ballycullen Road, Knocklyon, Dublin 16.

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S00A/0575Granted31 Oct 2000

Demolition of existing shed, the construction of 2 no. 4 bedroom detached dormer dwellings, all site development works with access to the Ballycullen Road, and revised access arrangements to existing dwelling on lands to the rear and the side

'Naomh Mhuire', Ballycullen Road, Knocklyon, Dublin 16.

23m
SD04B/0196Granted26 Apr 2004

First floor extension to side of two storey dwelling house, (above sitting room and part of kitchen/dining area), and alterations to tiled roof/canopy to front at ground floor level.

12, Rathlyon Park, Ballycullen Road, Firhouse, Dublin 24

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SD08B/0673Grant Permission & Grant Retention15 May 2009

Single storey sunroom extension (15.4sq.m.) with two velux windows to the rear of existing two storey dwelling and internal alterations to the dwelling all with ancillary site works and landscaping and retention is sought for a single storey utily room (5.2sq.m.), to the side of existing two storey dwelling and one velux window to side and rear of main dwelling roof.

12, Rathlyon Park, Ballycullen Road, Firhouse, Dublin 24

24m
SD15B/0111Grant Permission & Grant Retention9 Apr 2015

Permission is sought for 2 storey extension over existing single storey extension, to front and side, new extension consisting of existing bedroom. Retention is sought for single storey storage/ playroom facility to the rear of house and all associated site works.

11, Rathlyon Park, Dublin 24

28m
S00A/0231Refused11 Apr 2000

New single storey dwelling to side of existing cottage

Rear of 1 Ballycullen Road, Knocklyon, Dublin 16

33m
SD06A/0178Granted23 May 2006

Two storey extension to right-hand front/side for living room at ground floor and bedroom at first floor; bathroom suite to left-handside at ground floor; together with widening of existing driveway for additional vehicular space.

Naomh Mhuire, Ballycullen Road, Knocklyon, Dublin 16.

37m
SD04B/0146Granted1 Apr 2004

Construct single storey kitchen/dining extension to rear also attic conversion to storage/study room with new dormer roof and window to side.

8, Rathlyon Park, Firhouse, Dublin 24

39m
S01A/0769Granted1 Feb 2002

3 bed dormer bungalow at side.

1 Ballycullen Road, Knocklyon, Dublin 16.

41m
SD04A/0675Granted7 Sept 2004

Change of dormer style house plans to include underground basement and alterations to site layout as granted under Reg. Ref. S01A/0769.

1, Ballycullen Road, Knocklyon, Dublin 16

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