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The Beeches, Meegan's Lane, Crooksling, Saggart, Co Dublin

Granted

Planning application SD08A/0587

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Construction of a new bungalow to replace the previously demolished bungalow with new Oakstown treatment unit and percolation area and associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    10 Oct 2008

  2. Further information received

    9 Apr 2009

  3. Application received

    23 Oct 2009

  4. Decision due

    19 Nov 2009

  5. Decision: Grant Permission

    19 Nov 2009

  6. Grant issued

    12 Jan 2010

Application Details

Location
The Beeches, Meegan's Lane, Crooksling, Saggart, Co Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
9030 ha
Floor Area
98 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
23 October 2009
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
19 November 2009
Grant Date
12 January 2010

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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SD07A/1002Refuse Permission & Refuse Retention14 Dec 2007

Retention of the demolition of structurally unstable bungalow, creation of second site entrance and replacement of boundary vegetation with new fence. The proposed development will consist of construction of replacement dormer bungalow and replacement of existing septic tank and percolation area with new Oakstown sewage treatment system and percolation area with associated site works.

The Beeches, Meegan's Lane, Crooksling, Saggart, Co Dublin

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S01A/0247Refused29 May 2001

Demolition of existing 2-storey farmhouse and out-buildings and the erection of new 2-storey house, single- storey detached garage and septic tank.

Meegan's Farmhouse, Verscoyle Hill, Saggart, Co. Dublin.

79m
SD02B/0400Granted26 Aug 2002

The refurbishment and alteration of existing farmhouse, (b) proposed single storey extension and installation of a Bord Na Mona Puraflo effluent treatment system (septic tank), (c) the demolition of existing porch, field toilet and boiler house.

Meegans Farmhouse, Verschoyle Hill, Saggart, Co. Dublin.

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SD02B/0349Invalidate Application31 Jul 2002

(a) refurbishment and alteration of existing farmhouse, (b) proposed single storey extension and the installation of a Bord Na Mona Puraflo effluent treatment system, (septic tank), (c) the demolition of existing porch, kitchen, field toilet and boiler house.

Meegans Farmhouse, Verschoyle Hill, Saggart, Co Dublin

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SD17A/0346Refused27 Sept 2017

Two storey split level bungalow, waste water treatment system, all associated site works.

Megans Lane, Crooksling, Saggart, Co. Dublin

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SD06B/0484Grant Permission for Retention27 Jun 2006

Retain the conservatory extension to side, four dormer windows to front and storm porch to rear of existing dwelling.

Forest Hills, Crooksling, Co. Dublin.

257m
SD03B/0158Granted22 Oct 2003

To erect a 2 storey extension (floor area 272.34sq.m) at front, side & rear of existing cottage (floor area 52.73sq.m), new septic tank and percolation area.

Meegans Lane, Saggart Hill, Crooksling, Co. Dublin

257m
S01A/0877Refuse Outline Permission24 Dec 2001

Two-storey detached dwelling and septic tank.

Meegans Lane, Saggart Hill, Crooksling, Co. Dublin.

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SD07B/0329Granted17 Apr 2007

Relocation of existing front vehicular gate entrance. This is a revision of a previously approved vehicular gate entrance Reg. Ref. SD03B/0158

The Croft, Meegans Lane, Saggart Hill, Crooksling, Co Dublin

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SD03A/0786Refused15 Jun 2004

Building of dormer style private dwelling with proprietary effluent treatment system , new vehicular access and associated site works.

Saggart Hill Road, Crooksling, Saggart, Co. Dublin

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