GrantedDecided 24 July 2003South Dublin County Council

Site bounded to the east by Ballymount Avenue and to the south by Walkinstown, Embankment, Walkinstown, Dublin 12.

Planning application S02A/0147
DecisionGrant permission
Decided24 July 2003
Application typePermission
Source documents1

Site

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Proposed development

Application description published by South Dublin County Council.
Construction of a new commercial/industrial park consisting of the following: Block 1 consisting of: Unit A - 2,113 sq.m. 4 storey commercial office building. Unit B - 155 sq.m. 2 storey retail unit. Unit C - 293 sq.m. 2 storey retail unit. Unit D - 293 sq.m. 2 storey retail unit. Unit E - 155 sq.m. 2 storey retail unit. Unit F - 2,113 sq.m. 4 storey l commercial office building. 2 no. waste storage areas totalling 28 sq.m. and circulation/services corridor totalling 124 sq.m. Block 2 consisting of: Unit G - 1,457 sq.m. single storey warehouse building with 2 storey ancillary offices totalling 300 sq.m. Unit H - 657 sq.m. single storey warehouse building with 2 storey ancillary offices totalling 266 sq.m. Unit I - 686 sq.m. single storey warehouse building with 2 storey ancillary offices totalling 273 sq.m. Unit J - 657 sq.m. single storey warehouse building with 2 storey ancillary offices totalling 266 sq.m. Unit K - 1,339 sq.m. single storey warehouse building with 2 storey ancillary offices totalling 300 sq.m. Block 3 consisting of: Unit L - 1,070 sq.m. single storey warehouse building with 2 storey ancillary offices totalling 270 sq.m. Unit M - 893 sq.m. single storey ancillary offices totalling 238 sq.m. Unit N - 918 sq.m single storey warehouse building with 2 storey ancillary offices totalling 245 sq.m. Unit O - 893 sq.m single storey warehouse building with 2 storey ancillary offices totalling 238 sq.m. Unit P - 1,435 sq.m. single storey warehouse building with 2 storey ancillary offices totalling 270 sq.m. General site development works including a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance onto Ballymount Avenue, the provision of 574 surface carparking spaces, bicylce parking, service yards, loading and unloading bays for warehouse units, suface and foul water drainage, new boundary treatment, general landscaping and planting and all associated siteworks at vacant 4.2073 hectare site. An Environmental Impact Statement has been prepared to accommodate this application.

Application and appeal history

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06s.131258Submitted 20 August 2003 / decided 19 December 2003
Status not recordedGrant Permission
  1. Appeal submittedAppeal reference 06s.131258
    20 August 2003
  2. Appeal decisionGrant Permission
    19 December 2003
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