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6, Hermitage Close, Dublin 16

Grant Permission for Retention

Planning application SD15B/0102

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Retention of widening of original vehicular entrance.

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Application Timeline

  1. Decision due

    29 Mar 2015

  2. Application received

    2 Apr 2015

  3. Decision: Grant Permission for Retention

    25 May 2015

  4. Grant issued

    3 Jul 2015

Application Details

Location
6, Hermitage Close, Dublin 16
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
3190 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
2 April 2015
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission for Retention
Decision Date
25 May 2015
Grant Date
3 July 2015

Location

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ED14/0017Declared Exempt15 May 2014

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S99B/0459Granted12 Jul 1999

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SD03A/0372Granted28 Nov 2003

(i) Double storey extension to the rear of the house comprising scullery and dining room at ground floor level and an additional bedroom and bathroom at the upper level and internal works to the existing house. (ii) A detached double storey house with kitchen/dining rooms at ground floor level and 3 bedrooms and bathroom at the upper level with vehicular access from Hermitage Lawn and pedestrian access from Hermitage Close.

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SD04B/0308Refuse Permission & Refuse Retention10 Jun 2004

Alterations to grant of permission Reg. Ref. SD03A/0372 comprising a lobby, bedroom and wheelchair accessible bathroom to the rear of the scullery and dining room and for retention of works undertaken on the site comprising foundations, concrete floor and external walls.

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SD07B/0545Refused22 Jun 2007

Single storeyed extension to the rear (19sqm), alterations to existing front porch to provide for new window and door, widening existing vehicular entrance from 2.6m to 3.6m and the erection of gates and paving to provide for off-street parking of two cars, altering pitch of main roof from 25 degrees to 45 degrees (thus raising ridge height by 2.5m) and the conversion of the attic thus formed (64sqm) to habitable accommodation with dormer window to front and velux windows to rear and window to stairwell on eastern gable.

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SD05B/0760Refused23 Feb 2006

(1) Construction of new living room at ground floor in lieu of existing bedroom; (2) construction of 2 no. new bedrooms, 1 no. new bathroom at first floor; (3) all associated site works.

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SD23B/0370Granted4 Jan 2024

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ED25/0004Declared Exempt8 Jan 2025

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