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34, Chestnut Grove, Kingswood, Dublin 24

Refused

Planning application SD20A/0043

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Sub-division of existing site and construction of a new two storey dwelling; use of existing domestic side entrance; associated car parking; boundary wall to side forming boundary; all associated site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    27 Apr 2020

  2. Application received

    24 Nov 2020

  3. Further information received

    24 Nov 2020

  4. Decision: Refuse Permission

    18 Dec 2020

  5. Decision due

    22 Dec 2020

Application Details

Location
34, Chestnut Grove, Kingswood, Dublin 24
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
363 ha
Floor Area
76.36 sq m
Residential Units
1

Timeline

Registration Date
24 November 2020
Status
Officer Allocation
Decision
Refuse Permission
Decision Date
18 December 2020

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SD19A/0392Invalid - Site Notice17 Dec 2019

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Sub-division of existing site and construction of a new two storey dwelling, use of existing domestic side entrance, new pedestrian access & relocation of existing entrance, associated car parking, boundary wall to side, connection to services and all associated site works.

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SD18A/0347Refused26 Sept 2018

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Construction of new single story extension to side and front.

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Front porch and double storey extension to side

28 Chestnut Grove, Kingswood Heights, Dublin 24.

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S00B/0642Granted13 Nov 2000

Extension over existing garage and extension of garage at front incorporating an enclosed porch

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SD22B/0286Granted22 Jun 2022

Proposed single storey front extension incorporating an open porch to the existing 2 storey semi-detached dwelling, along with a single storey, flat roof rear extension, proposed internal alterations to the existing ground and first floors along with renovation works to an existing rear garden ancillary building to create an ancillary garden room with office area

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SD13B/0026Refused14 Jun 2013

Two storey extension onto the existing gable with additional bedroom space at first floor and extension to both living room and kitchen areas at ground floor.

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SD02B/0404Refused26 Aug 2002

Conversion of attic to useable space with dormer window on hip and 1140 x 1180mm velux rooflight to rear.

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