11, Beechdale Crescent, Ballycullen, Firhouse, Dublin 24
Grant Permission & Refuse PermissionPlanning application SD08B/0512
Dublin - South Dublin County Council
Proposed Development
Conversion of attic into a habitable area, including roof structure alterations & sky light in the rear facing roof elevation & gable end.
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Application received
11 Jul 2008
Decision: Grant Permission & Refuse Permission
3 Sept 2008
Decision due
4 Sept 2008
Grant issued
14 Oct 2008
Application Details
- Location
- 11, Beechdale Crescent, Ballycullen, Firhouse, Dublin 24
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 169.3 ha
- Floor Area
- 26 sq m
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 11 July 2008
- Status
- Decision
- Decision
- Grant Permission & Refuse Permission
- Decision Date
- 3 September 2008
- Grant Date
- 14 October 2008
Location
Planning Applications Nearby
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Retention of the conversion of an attic to include roof structure alterations and skylight in the rear facing roof elevation and window to gable end.
11, Beechdale Crescent, Ballycullen, Firhouse, Dublin 24
Conversion of an attic area into a habitable area including roof structure alterations and sky light in th rear facing roof elevation and end gable.
11, Beechdale Crescent, Ballycullen, Firhouse, Dublin 24
Conversion of the roof attic area into additional storage, including roof structure alterations, a new stairs, a new skylight to the rear and a new pitched dormer window to the side of the house.
9, Beechdale Crescent, Ballycullen, Firhouse, Dublin 24
Dormer window to side hip and rooflights to front and rear.
7, Beechdale Park, Ballycullen, Dublin 24
Internal alterations at first floor level; build-up of existing hip in roof to side of roof into 'Dutch' hip with window in proposed gable wall at attic level; attic conversion with wc with 2 rooflights in front slope of roof & dormer roof with window in rear slope of roof at attic level.
11, Beechdale Park, Ballycullen, Dublin 24
Removal of the existing tiled roof over ground floor to the side; a ground floor extension to the rear; a first floor extension to the side and front; an attic conversion including a dormer window to the rear; Velux rooflights to the front and side of the existing roof.
1, Beechdale Park, Ballycullen, Dublin 24.
First floor front, rear and side extension over existing playroom and utility room comprising of 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, roof windows to rear of new roof; all associated site works.
17, Beechdale Crescent, Ballycullen, Dublin 24, D24FA47
Change of house type from 22 no. 3 bed semi-detached houses to 22 no. 4 bed semi-detached houses at an overall site being an approved development Reg. Ref. SD02A/0188. The change of house types are proposed at plot numbers 23-30, 101, 102, 115-124 and 129, 130 as shown on the previous approved permission. This application is also to include for minor road redesign at the overall site and surrounds being the provision of ramps on Oakdale Park Road and along Road 2 within the overall development and also the construction of a cul-de-sac at Road 4 within the approved development. The overall site is located north of Old Court Road and west of Daletree Road junction with access off a realigned Old Court Road at Ballycullen and Oakdale Park and off Oakdale Park Road.
No's. 23-30, 101, 102, 115-124, 129, 130, on site of 21 acres (overall), located north of Oldcourt Road and west of Daletree Road junction
(1) Conversion of existing attic space to non habitable storage use with dormer to the side and rooflights to the front and rear; (2) Ground floor extension to the side and all associated site works.
1, Beechdale Close, Ballycullen, Dublin 24
Retention of dormer window to the side of two storey, semi-detached dwelling.
55 Oakdale Park, Ballycullen, Dublin 24.
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