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60, Corbally Heath, Westbrook Glen, Saggart, Co. Dublin

Declared Withdrawn

Planning application SD08B/0242

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

(1) Ground floor single storey granny flat attached to side of existing dwelling with pitched and hipped roof over and 4 no. velux roof lights and with bay window to front; (2) partial ground floor rear extension to existing dwelling with pitched roof over with 2 no. velux roof lights over; (3) new pedestrian access gate in side boundary wall giving access to rear garden.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    10 Apr 2008

  2. Decision due

    8 May 2008

  3. Further information requested

    30 May 2008

  4. Application withdrawn

    10 Dec 2008

  5. Decision: Declared Withdrawn

    10 Dec 2008

Application Details

Location
60, Corbally Heath, Westbrook Glen, Saggart, Co. Dublin
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
365 ha
Floor Area
52.83 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
10 April 2008
Status
Decision
Decision
Declared Withdrawn
Decision Date
10 December 2008
Withdrawn
10 December 2008

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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SD02A/0671Invalid - Site Notice14 Nov 2002

Change of use of ground floor from dwelling to creche.

60, Corbally Heath, Westbrook Glen, Saggart, Co. Dublin

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SD11A/0069Refused26 May 2011

Proposed building of ground floor self contained side extension with pitched & hipped roof over with 1 no. velux roof light over with entrance door on side, with 62.1sq.m. floor area for childcare use.

60, Corbally Heath, Westbrook Glen, Saggart, Co. Dublin

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SD11A/0303Granted15 Feb 2012

Proposed building of ground floor side extension with pitched & hipped roof over with 1 No. Velux roof light over with entrance door on side, with 61.7sq.m floor area for childcare use; proposed change of use of 35.16sq.m. of existing ground floor for childcare use.

60, Corbally Heath, Westbrook Glen, Saggart, Co. Dublin

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SD06B/0283Grant Permission & Grant Retention24 Apr 2006

Demolition of existing single storey rear annex and erection of two storey extension to rear with tiled roof over, first floor internal alterations including new bathroom window to existing gable and retention of existing attic conversion to domestic store including 2 no. velux roof lights to rear.

52, Corbally Heath, Citywest, Tallaght, Dublin 24.

56m
SD09B/0291Grant Permission & Grant Retention17 Jul 2009

Ground & first floor extension to the rear of the existing dwelling also retention permission for 2 Velux windows to the front of the roof.

8, Corbally Lawn, Citywest, Saggart, Co. Dublin.

65m
SD06A/0187Refuse Permission for Retention16 Mar 2006

Retention of use of ground and first floors as creche, and rear open space as play area.

3, Corbally Heath, Westbrook Glen, Saggart, Co. Dublin

76m
SD21B/0598Granted3 Feb 2022

Single storey and 2 storey extension to front of existing dwelling.

20, Corbally Rise, Citywest, Dublin 24

77m
SD04A/0443Refused15 Jun 2004

2 storey 3 bedroom attached dwelling incorporating canopy, bay window and new vehicular access to front and all associated site works to side.

44, Corbally Heath, Westbrook Glen, Dublin 24

79m
SD19A/0310Granted28 Feb 2020

Erection of a three storey with front dormer, three bedroom detached dwelling in the side garden of existing dwelling with one pedestrian entrance and one vehicular entrance; creation of a new boundary wall between existing house and new dwelling to be known as No. 2A.

2, Corbally Park, Citywest, Dublin 24

79m
SD02A/0374Refused5 Jul 2002

Two storey detached house and driveway.

2 Corbally Park, Saggart, Co. Dublin.

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