GrantedDecided 29 October 2021Fingal County Council

Phase 3 to be known as 'Ladywell' within the townlands of Clonard or F

Planning application F21A/0055
DecisionGrant permission
Decided29 October 2021
Application typePermission
Source documents31

Site

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0refusal reasons28conditions8nearby records

Proposed development

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The development will consist of Phase 3A as well as roads, services an

Application and appeal history

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ABP-312048-21Submitted 25 November 2021 / decided 13 October 2023
GrantedGrant Permission
  1. Appeal submittedAppeal reference ABP-312048-21
    25 November 2021
  2. Appeal decisionGrant Permission
    13 October 2023

Appeal documents

  • D3371439522011ECB6D33464A927EB6F.tifAppeal / OCR pendingindexed
  • 6CF2751272CB11ECA8344CEBBD746EEA.pdfAppeal / OCR pendingindexed
  • 79D574D2D1DF11EC81A04CEBBD9E6A7E.pdfAppeal / OCR pendingindexed
  • F21A_0055.pdfAppeal / OCR pendingindexed

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Planning analysis

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Refusal reasons

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Conditions

  • 1Development to be carried out in accordance with plans and particulars received on 14/07/21 and 06/10/21.Other
  • 2Permission valid for 10 years from the date of the Order.Other
  • 3Implementation of environmental, construction, and ecological mitigation measures from the EIA Report and other particulars.Construction Management
  • 4Incorporation of Summer Bat Assessment and Biodiversity chapter 4.0 of EIA Report.Environment Ecology
  • 5House Types N1, N2, N3 design and boundary treatment not to be amended or extended without further permission.Design Materials
  • 6All service cables (electrical, telecom, communal TV) to be located underground with ducting for broadband.Other
  • 7Surface water drainage to accord with July 2021 report, include runoff from adjoining future development, prohibit discharge to foul system, and follow Greater Dublin Regional Code.Wastewater Drainage
  • 8Enter into water and wastewater connection agreement(s) with Uisce Eireann prior to commencement.Water Services
  • 9No additional development above roof parapet level unless authorised by further permission.Design Materials
  • 10Public lighting scheme to be submitted and agreed in writing prior to commencement, provided before occupation.Other
  • 11No works on Phases 3B-3D until upgrading and signalisation of Boulevard Road/Clonard Road junction is completed to satisfaction of authority.Traffic Access
  • 12Internal road network to comply with planning authority construction standards and DMURS design standards, details to be agreed prior to commencement.Traffic Access

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