Application description published by South Dublin County Council.
Change of use from builders yard to car storage ancillary to motor sales with access from existing forecourt and new perimeter boundary treatment.
Application and appeal history
Structured appeal stages, outcomes and source documents currently tied to this application.
06S.111446Submitted 24 May 1999 / decided 23 September 1999
Appeal decidedGrant Permission
Appeal submittedAppeal reference 06S.111446
24 May 1999
Appeal decisionGrant Permission
23 September 1999
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Decision details
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Application ref
S99A/0126
Received
02 March 1999
Decided
29 April 1999
FI requested
No
Authority
South Dublin County Council
Application type
Permission
Outcome
Grant permission
Source status
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Planning analysis
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Refusal reasons
No refusal reason on record
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Conditions
No conditions
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Source documents
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