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30, Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20

Grant Permission for Retention

Planning application SD12B/0051

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

The retention of alterations to the front gates to create a wider entrance with new gates piers; renovated side walls and an increased hardstanding and new timber gates.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    6 Mar 2012

  2. Decision: Grant Permission for Retention

    20 Apr 2012

  3. Decision due

    30 Apr 2012

  4. Grant issued

    29 May 2012

Application Details

Location
30, Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
275 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
6 March 2012
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission for Retention
Decision Date
20 April 2012
Grant Date
29 May 2012

Location

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S01B/0415Granted30 Jul 2001

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S01B/0414Granted30 Jul 2001

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SD14B/0019Granted27 Jan 2014

New vehicular entrance (3.2m clear width between gates piers); gravel driveway; installation of new timber clad metal gates; dishing of grassed verge to front and all associated site works.

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SD23B/0309Granted18 Jul 2023

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42, Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20

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SD12B/0030Grant Permission & Grant Retention9 Feb 2012

Family flat and single storey extension with rooflights to provide kitchen/dining, utility, bedroom, shower and living room; works include raising rear (eastern) boundary wall to 2m and rear boundary to 2.75m, demolition of existing garage; retention of existing front vehicular access gates.

16, Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20

59m
SD09B/0382Granted28 Sept 2009

Demolish existing single storey garage and kitchen extension at side and build a two storey tiled roof extension at side extended at rear, single storey front tiled roof porch and extension to existing house and new extension, flat roof attic conversion for household storage use at rear, single storey tiled roof extension at rear, flat roof garden shed/store in rear garden, new location for existing pedestrian entrance from laneway and new wider front driveway entrance and driveway and associated site works.

12, Palmerstown Avenue, Pamerstown, Dublin 20

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SD11B/0069Grant Retention & Refuse Retention25 Feb 2011

Retention of alterations to approved elevations and plans, Reg. Ref. SD09B/0382: sun lounge bay window and 2 Velux rooflghts omitted ground floor; rooflight reduced in size in attic (wider and shorter in height); flat roof to attic; parallel wall between No. 12 and 14 higher; front side walls in lieu of original railings; also increase in width of entrance pillars and capping from approved width.

12, Palmerstown Avenue, Pamerstown, Dublin 20

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S01B/0054Withdraw the Application7 Feb 2001

Single/part two storey domestic extension comprising of kitchen/dining room at ground floor with bathroom at first floor

rear of 48 Palmerstown Avenue, Palmerstown, Dublin 20.

60m
S01B/0480Granted5 Sept 2001

Single storey extension to front.

39 Palmerstown Avenue, Dublin 20.

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SD04B/0147Grant Permission for Retention5 Apr 2004

A new single storey front extension to include retention permission for existing alterations to front boundary and dishing of public footpath for vehicular access.

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