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13, Cypress Park, Dublin 6w

Granted

Planning application SD10B/0456

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Garage conversion and associated works including new tiled roof and removal of existing chimney at gable end of house.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    6 Dec 2010

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    3 Feb 2011

  3. Decision due

    8 Feb 2011

  4. Grant issued

    15 Mar 2011

Application Details

Location
13, Cypress Park, Dublin 6w
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
347 ha
Floor Area
13 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
6 December 2010
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
3 February 2011
Grant Date
15 March 2011

Location

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SD20B/0023Granted2 Apr 2020

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SD06B/0940Granted20 Dec 2006

Variation to previous planning permission SD05B/0720 single storey to rear ; attic conversion ; new dormer to rear; new roof light to front and widening of vehicular gate entrance.

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SD05B/0720Grant Permission & Grant Retention14 Nov 2005

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SD22B/0189Granted3 May 2022

First floor extension to the side; two storey and single storey extension to the rear; 'Velux' roof window to the side front; removal of chimney.

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S02A/0064Granted4 Feb 2002

New two storey detached dwelling, new boundary walls and two new pedestrian entrances at the side of existing semi- detached dwelling.

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SD24B/0335Granted24 Jul 2024

The Development will consist of A) Single-storey Extension to the rear of existing dwelling with roof light, B) First floor extension to side of existing dwelling, C) Alterations to front elevation, D) New Bay windows to front of existing dwelling, E) Dormer extension to rear of existing dwelling, F) Conversion of existing hip roof to a Dutch gable roof with rooflight to side of existing dwelling, G) rooflights to front of existing Dwelling, H) Widening of existing vehicular entrance to 3.5M and All associated site works.

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SD25B/0022Granted22 Jan 2025

The development will consist of modifications to the permitted development Reg Ref SD24B/0335 including minor amendments to the east elevation; the provision of a rooflight structure to the single storey rear extension; and associated site works

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SD18A/0406Grant Permission for Retention14 Nov 2018

Retention for a detached dwelling house, built in variance to Reg. S02A/0064; variations as built include revisions to elevations and to internal layout; retention for garage structure situated to the east side of the house.

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