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1, Main Street, Tallaght, Dublin 24

Grant Permission for Retention

Planning application SD10A/0356

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

5 no. advertising signs on front elevation of building, and one projecting dual signs on metal support structure af front boundary wall, and including 4 light fittings, 2 on main building sign, and 2 on projecting sign.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    25 Nov 2010

  2. Decision due

    28 Jan 2011

  3. Decision: Grant Permission for Retention

    28 Jan 2011

  4. Grant issued

    9 Mar 2011

Application Details

Location
1, Main Street, Tallaght, Dublin 24
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
109 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
25 November 2010
Status
Officer Allocation
Decision
Grant Permission for Retention
Decision Date
28 January 2011
Grant Date
9 March 2011

Location

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SD02A/0403Refused15 Jul 2002

Change of use from ground floor residential to office use with first floor retained as residential and for a two storey extension to rear for office and residential use.

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SD07A/0104Invalid - Site Notice1 Feb 2007

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SD06A/0796Grant Permission & Refuse Permission15 Sept 2006

Permission for (a) change of use of existing building from Opticians to office space, (b) erection of two storey extension to the rear of existing building of 33.60sq.m. with ridge height lower than existing building. The proposed extension contains two number offices with open yard bound with black walls & entrance doors onto back lane.

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SD22A/0387Granted10 Oct 2022

Change of use from existing office use to a two bedroom residential dwelling house.

3, Main Street, Tallaght, Dublin 24

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SD06A/0037Refused20 Jan 2006

The demolition of the existing single storey structures on the south, east and west sides of the yard and the construction of a 1,095 sq.m. gross floor area mixed use development ranging from 2 to 4 storeys including penthouse level, with office/retail units at ground level, comprising 2 no. office/retail units 67 sq.m. and 221 sq.m. at ground level, 2 no. one bed apartments (45-55 sq.m.), 7 no. two bed apartments (68-92 sq.m.) including roof gardens, 3 no. car-parking spaces and all associated landscaping and site development works. The development to be accessed via the existing entrance from Main Street.

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SD22A/0030Granted8 Jun 2022

(1) Rear extension consisting of a store on the ground floor, a surgery and autoclave room on the first floor; (2) replacement of existing (old) roof slate tiles with matching new slate tiles of a semi-detached 'Protected Structure'.

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SD03A/0130Refused4 Mar 2003

2 storey extension to rear and conversion of entire building into 2 apartments.

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ED17/0055Declared Exempt20 Sept 2017

Erection of a 45cm x 45cm diaband sign on the front facade of my property. It is a sign outlining the TJ Burns house & ACA at this location.

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