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3, Turnpike Road, Ballymount Great, Dublin 22

Refuse Permission for Retention

Planning application SD09A/0260

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Retention of change of use of front of property from residential to use as a car sales area with provision of a prefabricated office unit in existing storage area at rear of house.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    25 Jun 2009

  2. Decision due

    19 Aug 2009

  3. Decision: Refuse Permission for Retention

    19 Aug 2009

Application Details

Location
3, Turnpike Road, Ballymount Great, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
370 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
25 June 2009
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Permission for Retention
Decision Date
19 August 2009

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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13m
SD04A/0973Grant Permission & Grant Retention23 Dec 2004

Retention for continued use of the existing shed as storage space for an established light industry business. Permission for conversion of part of the existing shed into office spaces and toilet facilities for use by the business, improvements to the site boundaries, site drainage and provision of two off-street parking spaces.

No 2, Ballymount Cottages, Ballymount Great, Turnpike Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

13m
S02A/0060Granted1 Feb 2002

Retention of existing and established use of one room as an office.

2 Ballymount Great, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

13m
S00A/0573Refused15 Aug 2000

Continuance of existing and established office and storage use.

2 Ballymount Great, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

13m
S99A/0699Granted3 Feb 2000

Continuance of existing and established use of 1 room as an office.

2 Ballymount Great, Clondalkin, Co. Dublin.

18m
SD07A/0105Granted14 Feb 2007

Demolition of the boundary wall between houses No. 4 & 5 Turnpike Road, demolition of the front boundary wall together with replacing it by manual bollards to facilitate the development, change of use from 2 no. existing residential dwellings (ground floor only, attic not in use) to motor sales outlet with related offices, minor internal modifications and car parking: to the front - 6 no. spaces for visitors and to rear of the dwellings - 24 no. spaces for storage of cars in relation to motor sales outlet. All with proposed new vehicular access, landscaping, signage to the front of the offices, boundary treatment and site development works.

4 & 5, Turnpike Road, Ballymount Great, Dublin 22.

18m
SD07A/0864Granted31 Oct 2007

Demolition of existing single storey motor sales outlet and construction of 2 no. car showrooms (total floor area 469.34sq.m.) which will include office space and associated rooms to the motor sales outlets together with 2 no. 2 bedroom temporary staff accommodation at first floor level together with all site development works, landscaping and boundary treatment.

4 & 5, Turnpike Road, Ballymount Great, Dublin 22

18m
SD07A/0685Refused22 Aug 2007

Change of condition no. 3 of previously granted planning permission. This condition restricts the hours of operation of the Motor Sales Outlet. It is proposed to extend the opening hours from 9:30am to 5:30pm Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 4:00pm Saturday and 9:30am to 1:00pm Sunday.

4 & 5, Turnpike Road, Ballymount Great, Dublin 22.

18m
SD05A/0567Invalid - Site Notice14 Jul 2005

Construct vehicle storage unit at rear.

Nos. 4 & 5 Turnpike Road, Ballymount Great, Dublin 22

20m
SD05A/0821Refused5 Oct 2005

Double sided illuminated free standing sign size 1,50 x 1,50 metres in front garden area at boundary wall.

1 & 2, Turnpike Road, Ballymount Great, Dublin 22.

25m
S02B/0047Refused6 Feb 2002

Retention of existing hard landscaping to front and rear gardens.

5 Ballymount Great, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

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