GrantedDecided 31 August 2007South Dublin County Council

Adamstown, Lucan, Co. Dublin

Planning application SDZ07A/0006
DecisionGrant permission
Decided31 August 2007
Application typeSDZ Application
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Proposed development

Application description published by South Dublin County Council.
Construction of a four-storey office building of c.3020sqm. The proposed building will initially be used as a marketing suite and information facility for the development of Adamstown District Centre. Upon cessation of its intended use as a marketing suite and information facility, the building will regain its office (Class 3) use. The proposed building contains c.2,488sqm of office space with additional c.532sqm of circulation and back-up areas, including plant rooms, bin stores, canteen, toilets switch and comms. rooms and lift/stair cores. Permission is also sought for the construction of a temporary car park incorporating 100 spaces on the western side of Adamstown Boulevard, to the west of the proposed linear park. The car park is required for the period in which the building is in use as a marketing suite and information centre, and car parking for the development will eventually be provided as part of a future application for planning permission within the overall Adamstown District Centre site on lands immediately to the south of the application site. Temporary drainage and services connections are also being provided to serve this building. It is proposed to temporarily connect to the permitted network of watermains to the south of the proposed building on the 300mm Dia main, which will revert to a hydrant when the Planning Application is submitted for the surrounding area. A temporary foul rising main will discharge into existing sewers at the junction of Adamstown Park and Adamstown Avenue. The building will ultimately connect to the required services infrastructure to be provided as part of the development of the remaining sections of the Adamstown Square development area, subject to future application(s) for planning permission. Site development and landscape works are also proposed as part of this application. The planning application is being made in accordance with the provisions of the Adamstown Planning Scheme 2003. The development will take place entirely within the boundaries of Adamstown Strategic Development Zone as defined by Statutory Instrument No. 272 of 2001. This is to be developed on the site of 0.5315ha on lands bounded generally by Adamstown Avenue to the south (SDZ06A/11), Adamstown Boulevard to the west (SDZ06A/11) (the proposed temporary car park is located immediately to the west of Adamstown Boulevard), Adamstown Way (SDZ06A/5) to the north, in the townlands of Finnstown and Adamstown, Lucan, Co. Dublin.

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