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69, Cherrywood Grove, Dublin 22

Refuse Permission for Retention

Planning application SD20B/0483

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Conversion of attic space with raised roof to rear consisting of 2 first floor bedrooms and bathroom and 2 roof lights to front roof plane.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    8 Dec 2020

  2. Decision due

    10 Feb 2021

  3. Decision: Refuse Permission for Retention

    10 Feb 2021

  4. Appeal submitted

    5 Mar 2021

  5. Appeal decided: Refuse Permission

    14 Jun 2021

Application Details

Location
69, Cherrywood Grove, Dublin 22
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Retention
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
222 ha
Floor Area
48.78 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
8 December 2020
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission for Retention
Decision Date
10 February 2021
Permission Expires
5 September 2021

An Coimisiún Pleanála Appeal

Appeal Reference
ABP-309614-21
Status
Appeal decided
Decision
Refuse Permission
Submitted
5 March 2021
Decided
14 June 2021

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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0m
SD22B/0370Granted18 Aug 2022

The demolition of the existing first floor rear extension including the raised ridge line and first floor window. The construction and reinstatement of a pitched roof to the rear with original ridge height to match existing ridge heights on Cherrywood Grove.

69, Cherrywood Grove, Dublin 22

22m
SD19B/0236Granted10 Jun 2019

Conversion of existing attic space comprising of modification of existing roof structure; new access stairs and construction of flat roof dormer to the rear.

11, Cherrywood Villas, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

49m
SD12B/0081Granted3 Apr 2012

Internal alterations and refurbishment of the property including the raising of the rear section of roof by 0.25m and the construction of two bedrooms and one shower room at attic level.

105, Cherrywood Grove, Dublin 22

52m
SD07B/0887Refused25 Oct 2007

Extending existing house to the side boundary, it is also proposed that the roof ridge height be increased to accommodate a dormer to the rear with 3 no. velux windows to the front roof elevation.

7, Cherrywood Villas, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

64m
S99B/0120Granted25 Feb 1999

Conversion of attic space to bedrooms and storage area, and for conservatory extension to rear with new widened drive-in to front.

62 Cherrywood Grove, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

65m
SD26B/0043WGrant Permission for Retention4 Feb 2026

Retention of a single storey extension to an existing shed in the rear garden.

1, Nangor Crescent, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, D22K859

65m
SD06A/0177Granted14 Mar 2006

(1) Demolish existing garage in rear garden; (2) erect a proposed two bedroom two storey dwelling attached to side of existing dwelling; (3) new entrance driveway for existing and proposed dwellings; (4) all ancillary site works.

1, Nangor Crescent, Clondalkin, Dublin 22.

70m
SD09B/0422Grant Permission for Retention2 Nov 2009

(1) Widening of vehicular entrance; (2) installation of 2 no. velux roof lights in front slope of roof; (3) raising of roof to rear 1.4m raising of rear & gable wall elevations to rear creating first floor for 2 no. bedrooms & 1 no. bathroom [note 2 new windows at first floor level rear facing].

78, Cherrywood Grove, Nangor Road, Clondalkin, Dublin, 22

74m
SD13B/0149Granted11 Jun 2013

Conversion of attic space which will consist of raising the roof to the rear creating a first floor bedroom, bathroom and storage area room with two new rear facing windows to the 1st floor area and two new rooflights to the front pitch of the existing roof.

27, Cherrywood Grove, Dublin 22

78m
SD03B/0005Granted7 Jan 2003

Sunroom extension at rear and attic conversion with rear dormer window.

30, Cherrywood Grove, Clondalkin, Dublin 22

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