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Former FAS Office, 3, Monastery Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

Granted

Planning application SD16A/0319

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Change of use of the first floor from offices to medical centre (totalling 125sq.m), with internal accommodation consisting of 3 doctor offices, reception, treatment room, waiting room and toilet, with associated back of house facilities with new plaque signage at front door.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    12 Sept 2016

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    2 Nov 2016

  3. Decision due

    7 Nov 2016

  4. Grant issued

    9 Dec 2016

Application Details

Location
Former FAS Office, 3, Monastery Road, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
1002 ha
Floor Area
125 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
12 September 2016
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
2 November 2016
Grant Date
9 December 2016

Location

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The change of use of the first floor from offices to residential (totalling 125sq.m), with accommodation consisting of two 1 bedroom dual aspect apartments of 66sq.m and 47sq.m with private open space for each provided with a new 5sq.m balcony and a new 5sq.m roof terrace to the rear of the property with diversion of existing extract ductwork from ground floor take-away.

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SD16A/0320Granted12 Sept 2016

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ED23/0021Declared Exempt4 May 2023

Removal of the ATM with new wall finish to match existing, removal of shopfront signage and projecting sign, removal of night safe facing plate with replacement with blanking plate, and removal of the general Ulster Bank merchandising signage.

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SD10A/0103Granted1 Sept 2010

Change of use of office to restaurant at first floor.

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13m
SD10A/0053Invalid - Site Notice10 Mar 2010

Change of use of office to restaurant at first floor.

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14m
SD10A/0324Granted2 Nov 2010

Change of use of the first floor and the change of use of the second floor (granted under planning ref. SD07A/0284) from commercial / retail use to a 4-bedroom duplex apartment with roof garden to the rear, balcony to the side, internal alterations and all ancillary siteworks.

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14m
SD07A/0284Granted17 Jul 2007

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