'The Village Store', Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin
Planning application SD08A/0736
DecisionRefuse permission
Decided17 December 2008
Application typePermission
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Nearby precedent
Similar nearby applications linked to this planning decision.- SD10A/0017/EP(1) 1 two-storey block on Main Street comprising a 469sq.m medical suite at ground floor level comprising 2 medical units, 1 pharmacy retail unit, bin store and 4 apartments at first floor level (3 no. 2- bed and 1 no. 1-bed) with balconies to the north, south and west elevations; 3 two-storey terraced blocks to the south of the site containing 11 split-level houses (3 no. 2 bed units with first floor terraces and 8 no. 3-bed units.) 1 two- storey terraced block to the east of the site containing 11 houses (9 no. 2 bed and 2 no. 3 bed); 1 block containing 14 split-level houses with first floor terraces (7 two-storey, 2 bed and 7 three-storey 3-bed houses), 4 two-storey 2-bed duplex units with first floor terraces and 12 apartments (6 no. 2-bed and 6 no. 1-bed) over three storeys with access deck to the east and balconies to the west elevations; (2) demolition of Oakville House, a 2-storey house of 295sq.m with adjoining garage of 50sq.m and shed; (3) a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance from Main Street, Newcastle; (4) surface water attenuation area and pumping station together with all ancillary site works; (5) a new access road, approximately 320 metres in length, together with footpaths, drains, landscaped areas and a hard surface track approximately 80 metres in length to service the attenuation area; (6) surface car parking for 110 cars. / 0.1 km away / 05 May 2016Refused
- SD22A/0340Erect a 24m telecommunications lattice structure together with antennas, dishes, headframe and associated telecommunications equipment enclosed by security fencing. / 0.2 km away / 17 October 2022Refused
- SD22A/0331Application for retention permission for development at this site, lands at former Mc Evoys Pub, Main Street, Newcastle, Co. Dublin. the development consists of a temporary mobile coffee/retail kiosk using a modified van, with associated signage, to be used as a facility for serving take away coffee and snacks dueing the hours of 7.00am and 4.00pm. the mobile kiosk will be removed out-side of these hours. / 0.2 km away / 10 October 2022Refused
- SD07A/0566Change of use of existing commercial unit from existing butchers shop to a fast food outlet. / 0.2 km away / 07 September 2007Refused
- SD21A/0248Erect a 24 metre high monopole telecommunications support structure with antennas, dishes and associated telecommunications equipment; all enclosed in security fencing. / 0.2 km away / 01 November 2021Refused
- SD03A/0335Change of use of detached garage to 1 no. bedroom single storey dwelling to the rear access lane. / 0.2 km away / 22 July 2003Refused
- SD22A/0322Demolition of all existing derelict structures on the site and the construction of 18 residential units provided in 2 separate blocks; Block 1 will be 3 storeys high and will contain 12 units; Block 2 will be two storeys high and will contain 6 units; The 18 units consist of 6 one bed apartments, 6 two bed apartments, 3 three bed duplexes and 3 three bed apartments; Ancillary development including reusing existing vehicular access/egress off Hazelhatch Road, providing a new vehicular egress (only) onto Main Street, car and cycle parking, open space, landscaping, boundary treatment (including existing stone wall at east side of the site to be partially removed, along with gates, with main portion of wall repaired and lowered), footpaths, circulation areas and all associated site works. / 0.2 km away / 03 October 2022Refused
- SD04A/0823The development consists of a 3 storey commercial element along the Main Street, east of the Gondola Public House: the commercial element consists of (a) a 3 storey public house / restaurant and ancillary uses of 1176sq.m. along the Main Street including car parking to the rear, (b) 3 storey Retail Commercial building of 1150sq.m. at the junction of the Main Street and a new access road and (c) a 4 storey 72 bedroom hotel of 2700sq.m. with commercial leisure, bar / dining and ancillary uses on ground floor: the site has an overall area of 0.94 hectares with access along the eastern boundary of the site from existing entrance to car park on the Main Street. The development includes the demolition of the Gondola Public House and ancillary buildings and includes all infrastructural works including piped and wired services to outfalls as shown together with car parking both on and off street in compliance with the zoning provisions and objectives of the Local Area Plan with future pedestrian and vehicular access allowed to adjoining lands to the south, east and west. / 0.2 km away / 23 December 2004Refused