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28, Mount Andrew Avenue, Lucan, Co. Dublin

Refused

Planning application SD17B/0223

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Conversion of the existing attic space and the construction of a new dormer for stairs access, 2 roof windows to the side elevation at second floor level, internal alterations and all associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    20 Jun 2017

  2. Decision: Refuse Permission

    31 Jul 2017

  3. Decision due

    14 Aug 2017

Application Details

Location
28, Mount Andrew Avenue, Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
396 ha
Floor Area
9.5 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
20 June 2017
Status
Decision
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
31 July 2017

Location

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14m
SD20B/0177Granted4 Sept 2020

Two storey extension to side and front of existing dwelling together with single storey extension with mono-pitch roof and porch area to front of existing dwelling, single storey extension to rear, modifications to existing roof to include 2 dormer windows in rear elevation and revised internal plan layouts at ground and first floor of existing dwelling.

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SD04B/0157Granted5 Oct 2004

An extension to existing garage and change of use to domestic storage and snooker room.

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SD04B/0413Declared Withdrawn29 Jul 2004

Single storey extension to side.

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23m
SD18B/0097Granted14 Mar 2018

Ground floor front extension of a living room by 4.9sq.m; 1st floor front extension of the dwelling as a new prayer room 11.9sq.m.; a 2 storey rear extension of 2 new bedrooms 26sq.m with internal alterations at ground and first floor level.

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SD09B/0224Granted2 Dec 2009

Two-storey extension to the side and single-storey lean-to extension to the rear of existing four-bedroom detached house, four rooflight windows to the rear, internal refurbishment and associated site works.

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SD03A/0299Granted17 Feb 2004

The development will be reduced from 44 to 33 apartments. There will be 33 two bed units contained in 2 four storey blocks with basement parking for 41 cars and service parking for 14 cars, one new entrance to the site off Ballyowen Lane, the demolition of two existing dwelling houses.

1/2, Ballyowen Lane, Lucan, Co. Dublin

80m
SD11B/0256Granted6 Jul 2011

Proposed building of partial single storey ground floor side extension with pitched & hipped roof over with three Velux roof lights over with 15.9 sq.m. floor area.

7, Mount Andrew Avenue, Lucan, Co. Dublin

119m
S01A/0510Granted2 Aug 2001

Change of house and reduction in numbers from 12 No. 2 bed terraced, 2 No. 3 bed wide frontage and 2 No. 4 bed semi detached houses to 10 No. 3 bed terraced, 2 No. 3 bed wide frontage and 2 No. 4 bed detached houses and associated site works and minor modifications to adjoining boundaries on sites previously known as Nos. 3 & 4 and 41 - 54 being part of Castleowen estate being Phase 5 of development with access from existing distributor road serving Mount Andrew on site of circa 12 acres on part of lands at.

St. Loman's, Ballydowd, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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SD02A/0370Granted9 Jul 2002

Two storey 2-bed end of terrace house and associated site works on adjoining site.

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126m
SD13B/0143Grant Permission for Retention5 Jun 2013

Re-location of the first floor bathroom window to the gable elevation and an additional side door from the ground floor utility room with associated elevational changes.

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