D07A/0541: Amendment to an existing planning permission
9, Main Street, Dundrum, Dublin 14
DecisionRefuse permission
Decided19 June 2007
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The area below podium includes 144no. car parking spaces, 7no. motorcycle spaces and 425no. bicycle spaces. Zone 3 (22,152.8sqm gfa): This zone comprises Blocks 3A, 3B and 2C ranging from 5 storeys on Main Street (Block 3C) to 9-11 storeys to the rear on Dundrum By- pass. This zone will comprise 222no. apartments with a total residential gross floor area of 21,745.1sqm (comprising 75no. 1 bed, 25no. 2 bed 3 person, 103no, 2 bed 4 person and 19no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation and associated private balconies. No.’s 1-3 Glenville Terrace (585.2sqm) are to be retained, refurbished and amalgamated and will be used for resident services and amenities / resident support facilities for the overall development and the rear returns will be replaced like for like). The blocks are arranged around a landscaped courtyard communal amenity space traversed by a public street and there are 3no. communal roof garden terraces on Blocks 3A and 3B. 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