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“In Deciding a Planning Application the Planning Authority, in Accordance with Section 34 (3) of the Planning and Development “In deciding a planning application the Planning Authority, in accordance with Section 34 (3) of the Planning and Development Act, 2000, as amended, has had regard to submissions and observations received in accordance with the Planning and Development Regulations 2001 to 2011. It is the responsibility of any person wishing to use the personal data on planning applications and decisions lists for direct marketing purposes to be satisfied that they may do so legitimately under the Data Protection Acts 1988 and 2003 taking into account of the preferences outlined in their applications”. PLANNING DECISIONS FOR WEEK 45 DATED 03/11/2014 TO 07/11/2014 Reg. Ref. D09A/0357/E Decision GRANT EXTENSION OF DURATION OF PERM. Decision Date 05-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Castle Park Building Company Limited Location Balure, Church Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin Proposal Planning permission sought for development which will consist of the construction of 6 no. detached 6 bedroom, 2-storey houses with developed roof-space, including modifications to the existing house to be retained on site, all associated infrastructure, landscaping, boundary treatment and site development works. Vehicular and pedestrian access to the proposed development is provided via the relocation and modification of an existing entrance from Balure Lane connecting to Church Road. Application Type Extension Of Duration Of Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D09A/0390/E Decision REQUEST ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Decision Date 04-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Suzanne O'Connor Location 4, Taney Park, Dundrum, Dublin 14. Proposal Permission is sought for demolition of the existing carport to the side of No. 4 Taney Park and the re-positioning of garden wall and existing vehicular entrance bounding entrance to No. 5A Taney Park to widen laneway for access to site at the rear of No. 4 Taney Park for the erection of 3 no. 4 bedroom detached part single storey, part one and half storey and part two storey dwellings with associated driveways, site works and new boundary wall treatments. Application Type Extension Of Duration Of Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D09A/0391/E Decision REQUEST ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Decision Date 03-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Sean O'Donoghue Location 5A Taney Park, Dundrum, Dublin 14 Proposal Planning permission sought for development which will consist of widening of existing vehicular entrance and laneway to No.5a Taney Park and the demolition of the existing detached dwelling and double garage and the erection of 3 no.4 bedroom detached part single storey, part one and a half storey and part two storey dwellings with associated driveways, site works and new boundary wall treatments. Application Type Extension Of Duration Of Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D09B/0191/E Decision GRANT EXTENSION OF DURATION OF PERM. Decision Date 05-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Darren Carty Location Trethorpe, Brennanstown Road, Cabinteely, Dublin 18 Proposal A proposed two storey extenion to rear, and new lantern roof light to roof of the existing dormer dwelling. The proposed extension will consist of 31m2 of additional living space at ground floor level and 50m2 living accommodation at first floor level. Application Type Extension Of Duration Of Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D09B/0347/E Decision GRANT EXTENSION OF DURATION OF PERM. Decision Date 04-Nov-2014 Applicant Name William & Anne McHugh Location The Ardburgh, Ardbrugh Road, Dalkey, Co. Dublin Proposal Planning permission sought for alterations to front of existing dwelling house, work includes a two storey extension with balconies on both sides. Application Type Extension Of Duration Of Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D14A/0106 Decision GRANT PERMISSION Decision Date 06-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Panther Bil Ltd Location Site of c.0.8937 ha comprising 'San Michele' and 'Arranmore, Church Road and 19 Watson Road, Killiney, Co Dublin Proposal Permission for development consisting of the demolition of 'San Michele' (c.250 sqm) and 'Arranmore' (c.229 sqm plus c.13 sqm shed). Replacement of 3 no. existing accesses from church Road with a new single access. Construction of a new residential development of 8 no. 3 storey houses (4 no. detached and 4 no. semi-detached) comprising 4 no. 4-bed houses of c.198 sqm each and 4 no. 5-bed houses of c.195 sqm each. all with off street parking. Re-design of existing no. 19 Watson road (4-bed bungalow of c.174 sqm) comprising removal of the northern wing of the house (c.36 sqm), provision of a new rear extension (c.42 sqm) and alterations to the remaining, to provide a 4-bed house of c.180 sqm. All associated site development, landscaping, boundary treatment works (including setting back of Church Road boundary) and services provision. Application Type Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D14A/0107 Decision GRANT PERMISSION Decision Date 06-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Panther Bil Ltd Location Site of c.0.8463 ha comprising 'Smallacre' and 'Woodlawn', Church Road and 43, Watson Road, Killiney, Co. Dublin Proposal Permission for development consisting of the demolition of 'Smallacre' (c.280 sqm) and 'Woodlawn' (c.228 sqm plus c.25 sqm garage). replacement of 2 no. existing accesses from Church Road with a new single access. Construction of a new residential development, comprising 8 no. 3 storey houses (4 no. detached and 4 no. semi-detached) comprising 4 no. 4-bed houses of c.198 sqm each and 4 no. 5-bed houses of c.195 sqm each. All with off-street parking. Re-design of existing no. 43 Watson Road (3-bed bungalow of c.177 sqm) comprising removal of the southern wing of the house (c.42 sqm), removal of shed (c.11.5 sqm), provision of a new rear extension (c.27 sqm) and alterations to the remaining to provide a 3-bed house of c.162 sqm. All associated site development, landscaping, boundary treatment works (including setting back of Church Road boundary) and services provision. Application Type Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D14A/0266 Decision REFUSE PERMISSION Decision Date 04-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Trustees & Select Vestry of St James Location Church of Saint James, Crinken, Shankill, Co Dublin ( A Protected Structure) Proposal Permission for alterations to existing seating and the replacement of the timber plinth below the seating to accommodate liturgical requirements. Application Type Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D14A/0415 Decision REFUSE PERMISSION Decision Date 05-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Meteor Mobile Comm. Ltd, Hutchinson 3G, Ireland Ltd & 02 Telefonica Ireland Ltd Location The Montrose Building (former Montrose Hotel), Stillorgan Road, Dublin 4 Proposal Permission to install 8 no. 1.6m antenna and 4 no. 0.3m dishes, supporting poles, ancillary equipment and 4 no. equipment cabinets at the roof level. Application Type Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D14A/0456 Decision GRANT PERMISSION Decision Date 07-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Eon & Monica O Mongain Location 1 Oaktree Road, Stillorgan, Co Dublin Proposal Permission for the demolition of the garage and sunroom and the provision of a new single storey Granny Flat, a new entrance lobby which will also include a new entrance to the existing house and all associated works. The Granny Flat accommodation will comprise of a bedroom, bathroom, living and kitchen area. A garden shed is proposed to the rear. Application Type Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D14A/0462 Decision GRANT PERMISSION Decision Date 05-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Diana McGlade Location 34, Orpen Rise, Stillorgan, Co Dublin Proposal Permission to demolish existing one storey section including conservatory at rear of existing two storey house and its replacement with a one storey extension to the rear and side containing kitchen, family room, dining and utility room and to construct bedroom and bathroom extensions to the side at first floor level. Permission is also sought to convert attic into storage room with dormer window to rear and velux to front and to widen front gate and re-landscape front garden. Application Type Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D14A/0534 Decision GRANT PERMISSION Decision Date 06-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Declan Kennedy Location 8 Longford Place, Monkstown, Co Dublin (A Protected Structure) Proposal Permission for Change of Use from office to residential, construction of a single storey extension at basement level with green roof onto the west gable wall, remodelling including the provision of a new en suite shower room to the first floor, general refurbishment works throughout and associated site works. The extension will comprise the creation of a new sunken courtyard garden to the front of the property and 35 sqm of new accommodation at basement level. Application Type Permission ____________________________________________________________ Reg. Ref. D14A/0585 Decision GRANT PERMISSION Decision Date 03-Nov-2014 Applicant Name Michael & Siobhan Smith Location 9 Leopardstown Grove, Leopardstown, Co Dublin Proposal Permission for a single storey extension to the front of dwelling, a new side bathroom window to a converted garage
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