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1, Millbank, Lucan, Co. Dublin

Grant Permission & Grant Retention

Planning application SD08B/0200

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

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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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    27 Mar 2008

  2. Decision due

    21 May 2008

  3. Decision: Grant Permission & Grant Retention

    21 May 2008

  4. Grant issued

    1 Jul 2008

Application Details

Location
1, Millbank, Lucan, Co. Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission and Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
65 ha
Floor Area
10.52 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
27 March 2008
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission & Grant Retention
Decision Date
21 May 2008
Grant Date
1 July 2008

Location

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SD06B/0802Granted26 Oct 2006

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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SD11A/0059Refuse Permission for Retention14 Mar 2011

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SD05A/0788Refused19 Sept 2005

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SD07A/0263Granted3 Aug 2007

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SD07A/0166Invalid - Site Notice5 Mar 2007

Changes to front and side elevations, removal of existing roof, new first floor and new roof and all associated site works.

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