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513-514, Main Street,, Tallaght, Dublin 24

Grant Retention & Refuse Permission

Planning application SD17A/0272

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Retention of 49sq.m of retail jewellery and 74sq.m residential unit and permission for new shop front.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    26 Sept 2017

  2. Application received

    8 Dec 2017

  3. Further information received

    8 Dec 2017

  4. Decision: Grant Retention & Refuse Permission

    11 Jan 2018

  5. Decision due

    15 Jan 2018

  6. Grant issued

    20 Feb 2018

Application Details

Location
513-514, Main Street,, Tallaght, Dublin 24
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission and Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
30 ha
Floor Area
74 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
8 December 2017
Status
Officer Allocation
Decision
Grant Retention & Refuse Permission
Decision Date
11 January 2018
Grant Date
20 February 2018

Location

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8m
SD15B/0300Grant Permission & Grant Retention15 Feb 2016

Retain demolition of existing rear single storey domestic extension and pouring of foundations for new rear two storey domestic extension and permission to complete construction of new two storey rear domestic extension to existing dwelling and all associated works. This development is located in Tallaght Village Architectural Conservation Area.

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SD04A/0125Refused18 Feb 2004

Change of use from residential to office use at ground floor with a rear extension and an apartment at first floor level also with a rear extension together with the provision of 2 car spaces within the curtilage to the rear of an existing house.

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9m
SD03A/0729Refused2 Oct 2003

Change of use from residential to offices of an existing house. A ground and first floor extension to the rear for office use together with the provision of 2 car spaces within the curtilage.

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SD05B/0363Granted31 Aug 2005

2 storey extension to rear of residence comprising 2 bedrooms and bathroom and car space.

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9m
SD07A/0549Refused10 Jul 2007

Change of use of existing ground floor front room from residential to retail usage.

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SD04A/0481Refused25 Jun 2004

Change of use from single dwelling to 2 apartments on ground and upper floors with rear extensions at both levels together with the provision of two car spaces within the curtilage to rear of the existing house.

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14m
S99A/0410Refused14 Sept 1999

Change of use of premises from residential, to partly office, and partly as a telephone call centre for a taxi service, and removal of existing telecommunications mast from the roof, and the re-erection of same at the rear of the premises.

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16m
ED16/0056Declared Exempt24 Oct 2016

Two bedroom residential house with adequate living space, bathrooms, and an enclosed exterior yard with additional car parking space.

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23m
SD06A/0651Granted29 Sept 2006

Single storey extension on an existing flat roof to the rear of the existing Credit Union premises. The extension contains a staff room, staff toilet and an office. It is also proposed to re-slate the main roof over the two storey section. The site is within a designated Architectural Conservation Area.

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23m
SD09A/0394Granted2 Oct 2009

New illuminated wall mounted signage to front elevation, the site is within a designated architectural conservation area.

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