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Vacant site of no. 3/4 Dublin Road , Bray , Co. Wicklow

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Planning application 20757

Wicklow - Wicklow County Council

Proposed Development

2 storey detached flat roofed commercial building

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Application Details

Location
Vacant site of no. 3/4 Dublin Road , Bray , Co. Wicklow
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
PERMISSION
Planning Authority
Wicklow County Council
Site Area
0.008 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
7 August 2020
Status
INCOMPLETED APPLICATION
Decision
N/A

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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3m
20848CONDITIONAL28 Aug 2020

new 2 storey detached flat roofed commercial building including the removal of existing external stairs to the adjoining property, a new ramped access and all associated ancillary site works to the vacant site

3/4 Dublin Road , Bray , Co. Wicklow

23m
21293REFUSED19 Mar 2021

new detached 2 bed, 2 storey flat roof mews house with photovoltaic panels on the roof including the removal and relocation of the pedestrian gate within the rear boundary wall fronting Old Connaught Avenue; redefined garden boundaries with fence and wall to the front and rear of No. 43, for the provision of a new vehicle entrance off St Peter's Road and driveway to the side of No. 43 serving the new development, further consisting of the removal and relocation of part of the existing shared side boundary wall with No. 3/4 Dublin Road; including all removal and ancillary site works to the side and rear

No. 43 St. Peters Road , Little Bray Bray , Co. Wicklow

24m
211029CONDITIONAL18 Aug 2021

new vehicular entrance and to raise boundary wall at side and front to 2 meters high together with associated site works

2 St. Peter's Road , Bray , Co. Wicklow

51m
23336CONDITIONAL4 Apr 2023

a porch extension to the front of the property, which will incorporate an entrance lobby and WC, with storage accommodation over the WC, permission is also sought for off street parking for two cars, with electrical charge points and for a dished kerb to facilitate the parking

16 Saint Peter's Road , Bray , Co. Wicklow

53m
2553CONDITIONAL6 Mar 2025

single storey extension to the side and a two storey extension to the rear, with ancillary works. The proposed extension will incorporate kitchen, living and dining areas, with utility area on the ground floor and with 2 new bedrooms, an en-suite and an extension to the existing bathroom on the first floor

16 Saint Peter's Road , Bray , Co. Wicklow

54m
D24A/0838GRANT PERMISSION18 Oct 2024

The development will consist of 1) Change of use the existing GF Insurance offic

The former AXA insurance, Corke Abbey Avenue, Bray, Dublin, A98DT89

55m
23907CONDITIONAL18 Dec 2023

a ground level change of use from existing commercial use to restaurant takeaway including alterations to the front elevation, the provision of new signage and the provision of an extract flue

9 Dublin Road Bray Co. Wicklow A98X596 ,

56m
23226N/A7 Mar 2023

porch extension to the front of the property which will incorporate an entrance lobby and WC with storage accommodation over the WC, permission is also sought for off street parking for two cars with electrical charge points and for a dished kerb to facilitate the parking

16 Saint Peters Road , Bray , Co Wicklow

60m
D08A/0594REFUSE PERMISSION FOR RETENTION23 May 2008

Retention of use of site for use of the premises for the sale of motor vehicles

Corner Of Dublin Road And Old Connaught Avenue, Bray, Co. Dublin

60m
D03A/0708WITHDRAW THE APPLICATION22 Jul 2003

Demolition of existing Garden Centre and construction of

Corner of Old Connaught Avenue & Dublin Road, Bray, Co. Dublin

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