GrantedDecided 27 April 2006Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council

3, Arbourfield, Windy Arbour, Dundrum Road, Dublin 14

Planning application D06A/0303
DecisionGrant permission
Decided27 April 2006
Application typePermission
Source documentsPending

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Proposed development

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First floor offices & extension to the ground floor retail use

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PL06D.217682Submitted 22 May 2006 / decided 27 November 2006
Status not recordedGRANT PERMISSION
  1. Appeal submittedAppeal reference PL06D.217682
    22 May 2006
  2. Appeal decisionGRANT PERMISSION
    27 November 2006
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