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90, Cherrywood Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

Granted

Planning application SD20B/0476

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Single storey extension to front side and rear of existing dwelling; change two windows in front elevation of existing dwelling (size increased); demolish a section of existing shed in side garden to allow for proposed new extension and all ancillary site works.

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Application Timeline

  1. Further information requested

    8 Feb 2021

  2. Application received

    20 Jul 2021

  3. Further information received

    20 Jul 2021

  4. Decision due

    16 Aug 2021

  5. Decision: Grant Permission

    16 Aug 2021

  6. Grant issued

    30 Sept 2021

Application Details

Location
90, Cherrywood Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
446 ha
Floor Area
87.7 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
20 July 2021
Status
Decision Following A.I.
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
16 August 2021
Grant Date
30 September 2021

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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4m
S00A/0725Granted19 Jun 2001

Detached dwelling and entrance to side garden

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26m
SD04A/0939Granted16 Dec 2004

Three bedroom two storey and part single storey end-of-terrace house to adjoin and to be erected in the side garden with vehicular access off Cherrywood Park.

191, Cherrywood Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

42m
SD18A/0145Grant Permission & Refuse Retention27 Apr 2018

(1) Demolish existing single storey extension to rear; (2) erect a 2 storey extension to side of existing dwelling; (3) erect a single storey extension to rear of existing dwelling and proposed 2 storey extension to side of existing dwelling; (4) extend existing canopy to front of proposed 2 storey extension to match existing canopy to front of existing dwelling; (5) remove existing front door and replace it with a high level window to existing shed in side garden; (6) retain existing timber structure in rear garden as temporary accommodation for elderly family member; (7) All ancillary site works.

119, Cherrywood Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

42m
SD18B/0384Grant Permission & Grant Retention19 Sept 2018

Retention of unauthorised granny flat structure to rear and permission to change use from granny flat to non-habitable playroom and storage area.

119, Cherrywood Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

43m
SD07A/0787Declared Withdrawn3 Oct 2007

Construction of a two storey three bedroom detached house to side garden and demolish existing garage to side with new vehicular entrance to front and associated site works.

119, Cherrywood Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

43m
SD07A/0240Granted3 Apr 2007

The development will consist of the construction of 2 no. two storey bedroom houses to side and to demolish existing garage to side with new vehicular entrance to front and associated site works.

119, Cherrywood Park, Clondalkin, Dublin, 22

43m
SD08A/0510Granted22 Jul 2008

Two storey three bedroom detached house to side garden and to demolish existing garage to side with new vehicular entrance to front and associated site works.

119, Cherrywood Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

45m
SD19B/0201Granted17 May 2019

Single storey front extension; alteration to front living room window; all associated site works.

19, Cherrywood Crescent, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

55m
SD05A/1031Granted21 Dec 2005

Demolition of single storey garage to side and construction of a 2 storey end of terrace dwelling with off street parking and new vehicular entrance driveway for existing house to side.

11, Cherrywood Crescent, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

67m
SD05B/0212Granted30 Mar 2005

Two storey extension to rear and single storey extension to front and side.

158A, Cherrywood Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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