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2, Ballyroan Park, Templeogue, Dublin 16

Granted

Planning application SD17B/0152

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Demolition of the existing single storey garage to side. Provision of a single storey side extension. Provision of a roof light to existing front roof. Widening of existing driveway entrance and all associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Apr 2017

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    7 Jun 2017

  3. Decision due

    14 Jun 2017

  4. Grant issued

    17 Jul 2017

Application Details

Location
2, Ballyroan Park, Templeogue, Dublin 16
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
350 ha
Floor Area
25.9 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
20 April 2017
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
7 June 2017
Grant Date
17 July 2017

Location

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SD04B/0555Granted19 Oct 2004

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Demolition of the existing roofs, demolition of the single annex at the rear and demolition of a chimney stack; construction of a 51.2 sq.m. single storey rear extension; construction of a 20.6 sq.m. second storey side/ front extension; construction of a 4.2 sq.m front hall extension at ground floor; construction of a new roof with rear dormer and roof space accommodation; construction of a 2.0 sq.m single storey porch at the front; other works include the widening of the existing vehicular access with gate; a new front driveway/ front garden layout and increases to boundary heights.

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2nd storey extension at side over an existing garage room, 2 storey extension at side, single storey extension at rear.

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SD19B/0447Granted14 Nov 2019

Attic conversion with rooflight to the front; window to the side and dormer to the rear.

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47m
SD20A/0220Granted28 Aug 2020

Four bedroom, two storey plus roof space accommodation residential unit including the demolition of existing side extension; rear facing second floor dormer window; new side vehicular access to accommodate two cars; relocated pedestrian access; site landscaping and all other site works.

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51m
SD11B/0251Granted4 Jul 2011

Attic conversion with a dormer roof extension to the rear.

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S01B/0250Granted8 May 2001

Alterations and additions to existing dwelling, comprising ground and first floor extension to the side and rear, new entrance porch to the front together with various internal alterations at

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SD09B/0423Granted3 Nov 2009

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SD03B/0559Granted26 Nov 2003

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