Dalriada Estate, Stocking Avenue / Ballycullen Road, Dublin 16
RefusedPlanning application SD20A/0079
Dublin - South Dublin County Council
Proposed Development
Realignment of 9 existing parking spaces adjacent to Dalriada Avenue to provide an additional 8 spaces with all associated site works.
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Further information requested
7 Jul 2020
Application received
13 Apr 2021
Further information received
13 Apr 2021
Decision due
10 May 2021
Decision: Refuse Permission
10 May 2021
Application Details
- Location
- Dalriada Estate, Stocking Avenue / Ballycullen Road, Dublin 16
- Applicant
- N/A
- Application Type
- Permission
- Planning Authority
- South Dublin County Council
- Site Area
- 421 ha
Timeline
- Registration Date
- 13 April 2021
- Status
- Decision Following A.I.
- Decision
- Refuse Permission
- Decision Date
- 10 May 2021
Location
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Development comprising the construction of an approx. 2500m long distributor road ,including the reconstruction of approx. 205m of Oldcourt Road, to connect Oldcourt Road in the West with Stocking Lane in the East. The project entails the construction of an approx 7.5m carriageway with provision of a grass verge, footpath and cycleway on both sides (total reservation 17m): The provision of an additional approx. 275m of footpath stretching west from project chainage CH.866.7 along the Northern edge of Oldcourt Road. The realignment of approx.483m of Ballycullen Road. The realignment of approx. 263m of Stocking Lane. The creation of eleven new junctions along the length of the road at project chainage CH.1243 (junction with existing local access road), CH.1318.8, CH.1505.2 (exit junction to part Oldcourt Road), CH.1723.6, CH.1873.1 (new roundabout to Ballycullen Road),CH.2093.1, CH.2466, CH.2572.1, CH.2804, CH.3262 and CH.3366 (new roundabout to Stocking Lane) to serve future planned developments; site developments and landscape works. This project will involve the closure of Daletree Road at the southern extremity; all on lands of approx. 9.4 hectares in extent in the townlands of Ballycullen and Oldcourt, Dublin 24.
Townlands of Ballycullen & Oldcourt, Dublin 24
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