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5, Weir View, Lucan, Co. Dublin

Invalid - Site Notice

Planning application SD07B/0728

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

The demolition of existing outhouses and the erection of a two storey, flat roofed extension to the rear along with alterations to the existing interior involving removal of first and ground floor partitions, breaking out new openings to rear wall into proposed extension to provide altogether, two bedrooms, a bathroom at ground floor and open plan kitchen/living/dining room with outdoor terrace at first floor. This is a protected structure.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    28 Aug 2007

  2. Decision: Invalid - Site Notice

    17 Sept 2007

  3. Decision due

    22 Oct 2007

Application Details

Location
5, Weir View, Lucan, Co. Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
72 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
28 August 2007
Status
Decision
Decision
Invalid - Site Notice
Decision Date
17 September 2007

Location

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SD07B/0838Granted5 Mar 2008

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SD12B/0040Grant Permission for Retention22 Feb 2012

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SD08B/0616Grant Permission for Retention28 Aug 2008

Retention of the existing two storey extension in domestic use to the rear of the terraced dwelling which is a Protected Structure.

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SD06B/0075Granted25 Sept 2006

Demolition of existing substandard single storey extenion to rear and the erection of new two storey kitchen, toilet, bedroom and bathroom extension to the rear of the house: these works to be carried out on a Protected Structure.

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SD05B/0260Declared Withdrawn22 Apr 2005

Demolition of existing sub standard single storey extension to rear and for erection of new 2 storey kitchen toilet bedroom and bathroom extension to rear of house. These works to be carried out to the rear of a Protected Structure.

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SD10B/0441Granted8 Feb 2011

Demolish existing rear flat roof outside toilet and lobby; construct a two storey slate roof extension at side/rear; restoration works to front elevation and roof, all within the curtilage of a Protected Structure.

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SD16B/0070Granted8 Mar 2016

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