GrantedDecided 08 February 2024South Dublin County Council

Unit 3, Whitestown Industrial Estate, Tallaght, Dublin 24

Planning application SD23A/0326
DecisionGrant permission for retention
Decided08 February 2024
Application typeRetention
Source documents1

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Proposed development

Application description published by South Dublin County Council.
The permanent retention of a 174.4 sq.m extension to the rear of existing industrial/warehouse building and a two storey office and store (c. 56.4 sq.m) to the front that are subject to temporary planning permission per reg ref SD18A/0362.

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Source documents

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