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12, Cypress Park, Templeogue, Dublin 6W

Granted

Planning application SD22B/0134

Dublin - South Dublin County Council

Proposed Development

2 first floor extensions; attic conversion for storage with 2 dormer windows to the rear; 3 new 'Velux' windows to the front; raised gable to the side; entrance porch to the ground floor.

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Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    30 Mar 2022

  2. Decision due

    24 May 2022

  3. Decision: Grant Permission

    24 May 2022

  4. Grant issued

    5 Jul 2022

Application Details

Location
12, Cypress Park, Templeogue, Dublin 6W
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
South Dublin County Council
Site Area
208 ha
Floor Area
28 sq m

Timeline

Registration Date
30 March 2022
Status
Decision
Decision
Grant Permission
Decision Date
24 May 2022
Grant Date
5 July 2022

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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4m
SD14A/0015Granted5 Feb 2014

Change of use from a pizza delivery retail premises to a dental clinic; alterations and change of finishes to existing front and rear facades at ground floor level only; replacement of existing painted timber signage by new painted timber fascia with illuminated signage; alterations in the internal layout and associated site works and external landscaping.

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9m
S01A/0181Granted21 Mar 2001

Change of use of ground floor shop to offices and storage.

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17m
SD24A/0039Granted4 Mar 2024

The development will consist of the following: Partial demolition of rear wall to accommodate the construction of a single storey extension (10.4 sq.m. GIA) & alterations to the internal layout of existing Clinic to provide additional floor space associated servicing, new window & door at ground floor level to the rear elevation & new shopfront/accessible entrance to front elevation

8, Cypress Park, Dublin 6w

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SD23B/0063Granted18 May 2023

Conversion of existing attic to non-habitable space, raising of existing gable to form mini hip roof, window to side, Velux and solar panels to front & dormer to rear; Demolition of existing garage & shed; Single storey extension to side and front of existing dwelling; Single storey shed/garden room to rear garden and widen vehicular access with dished kerb, all associated site works.

18, Cypress Park, Dublin 6w

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SD14A/0001Granted2 Jan 2014

New rear extension of c. 57sq.m. to accommodate upgraded facilities for both the existing office and education centre uses at ground floor level and to erect new illuminated signage to the front facade.

4, Cypress Park, Dublin 6w

34m
SD06B/0743Granted3 Oct 2006

A roof canopy and pillars to front

145, Templeville Drive, Dublin 6w

36m
S00B/0730Granted12 Jun 2001

Garage conversion with extended front to habitable space with new dummy pitched roof over

143 Templeville Drive, Templeogue, Dublin 6W.

36m
S00B/0590Withdraw the Application25 Sept 2000

For garage conversion with extended front to habitable space with new first floor over.

143 Templeville Drive, Templeogue, Dublin 6W.

36m
SD07B/0058Granted1 May 2007

1st floor extension comprising bedroom with ensuite to the side and new sun lounge to rear.

143, Templeville Drive, Dublin 6w

45m
SD17A/0444Granted10 Apr 2018

Modifications to the existing dwelling to include removal of existing part single part two storey side extension & construction of single storey rear extension and associated internal works and alterations to front garden wall/entrance. Construction of 1 x 2 storey detached dwelling (3 bed) new vehicular access & parking in garden and construction of 1 x 2 storey detached dwelling (4 bed) new vehicular access & parking in garden.

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