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116, Ballyroan Road, Dublin 16

Granted

Planning application SD21B/0452

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

Attic conversion to storage/boiler room; new dormer to the rear and side of existing hipped roof profile.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    16 Aug 2021

  2. Decision: Grant Permission

    5 Oct 2021

  3. Decision due

    10 Oct 2021

  4. Grant issued

    17 Nov 2021

Application Details

Location
116, Ballyroan Road, Dublin 16
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
420 ha
Floor Area
22.1 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
16 August 2021
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
5 October 2021
Grant Date
17 November 2021

Location

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SD11B/0318Granted9 Sept 2011

Erection of a second storey extension at the side over the existing garage and and the conversion of the attic with insertion of Velux windows in existing rear pitch roof.

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SD13B/0017Granted31 Jan 2013

Construction of a single storey porch front.

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ED25/0111Declared Exempt18 Dec 2025

The demolition of the existing blockwork garden shed, the existing kitchen extension (3 sqm) the existing entrance porch at the front of the dwelling. The construction of a single storey extension to the rear of the property with a gross internal floor area of 37 sqm the provision of external insulation, approximately 150 mm in depth with either a brick - slip finish or a plaster finish designed to replicate the existing brickwork at ground floor level. At first - floor level, an acrylic render finish is proposed, with the colour to match the existing finish.

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Retention of pier width entrance

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Porch extention at above to match existing tiled roof move existing hall door and reposition.

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SD04B/0500Granted19 Apr 2005

Two storey extension to side and rear of house together with new front porch and bay window with tiled roof. Further Information includes revised designs with amended elevations together with details of drainage.

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SD03B/0271Granted23 May 2003

Single storey kitchen and T.V. Room to the rear and two bedrooms and shower room over existing garage at first floor level.

117, Ballyroan Road, Templeogue, Dublin 16

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S01B/0316Granted10 Sept 2001

Demolition of existing porch and construction of new porch and garage extension to front and new velux windows to front and side of existing attic.

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SD12B/0260Granted24 Oct 2012

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