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Robinhood Road, Fox And Geese, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

Granted

Planning application SD16A/0051

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Construction of a proposed dry goods storage building located to the south of the facility between the existing vathouse and administration building, and the proposed development includes:- (a) demolition of the existing deliveries unloading building (gross floor area [GFA] c.260sq.m) including roof canopy structure; (b) removal of existing shelter adjoining the grass area; (c) removal of existing disused unground tanks within grass area; (d) partial excavation of ground level to allow for level floorplate; (e) erection of dry goods storage building (GFA c.555sq.m) with a maximum roof parapet height of c.8.5m (c.9.0m to roof handrail); (f) the proposed development includes amendments to the development permitted under Planning Reg. Ref. SD13A/0157, including the omission of 5 car parking spaces; (g) all associated ancillary development, including hard landscaping, site works and services. The proposed development is for modifications to an establishment to which the major accident directive applies.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    19 Feb 2016

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    12 Apr 2016

  3. Decision due

    14 Apr 2016

  4. Grant issued

    23 May 2016

Application Details

Location
Robinhood Road, Fox And Geese, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
1246.88247728304 ha
Floor Area
555 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
19 February 2016
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
12 April 2016
Grant Date
23 May 2016

Location

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Change of use and renovation of existing shed to new sandwich bar/delicatessen and to provide off-street car parking and new site entrance.

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New toilet and shower facilities at first floor level to existing offices.

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SD02A/0579Granted4 Oct 2002

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SD13A/0157Granted1 Aug 2013

Permission (10 year) for the extension and expansion of the existing bottling facility to consist of: demolition of the existing vathouse and tanker unloading area and its replacement by a new car parking area; demolition of the existing security hut at the entrance to the site, an existing pallet recycling area and 2 no. forklift stores; development of a tank farm containing 24 no. alcohol storage vats with an associated tanker unloading area, parking areas, high level walkway, support plant and control building; an overhead pipebridge and walkway connecting the new tank farm to the main plant area; a water reservoir, raw water storage tank and RO water storage tank and an extension to the existing pump house; an extension to the existing bottling hall to include the provision of 1 no. administrative office; an extension to the existing materials store to include the provision of new office space, driver's kitchen and recycling area; an extension to the existing Warehouse No. 14; alterations to Warehouse No. 11; 2 no. forklift charging areas; a new covered service yard incorporating a pallet storage area and workshop; 4 no. security huts; a covered walkway adjoining the existing Warehouse No. 9; a new site circulation and car parking layout; revisions to the existing entrance/exit on to Robinhood Road in order to create a truck-only entrance/exit; the redesign of an existing entrance onto Robinhood Road to create a new entrance/exit for cars and small delivery vehicles only; all associated ancillary development, landscaping, site works and services including the incorporation of company signage on to selected elevations, upgrades to boundary fencing and the installation of 2 no. underground surface water attenuation tanks. The proposed development is for modifications to an establishment to which the Major Accident Directive applies.

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82m
SD13A/0157/EPGrant Extension of Duration of Permission23 Jul 2024

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S01A/0210Granted11 Apr 2001

Retain main entrance and exit gates and boundary railings (ref: S95A/0447).

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83m
SD04A/0706Granted3 Dec 2004

To construct a cased goods storage warehouse, and demolish four existing warehouses and a redundant administration building. The development refers to the provision of, or modification to an establishment to which the Major Accident Directive applies.

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