GrantedDecided 19 July 2021South Dublin County Council

Lands north of Stocking Avenue, Stocking Avenue, Woodstown, Dublin 16

Planning application SHD3ABP-309836-21
DecisionGrant permission
Decided19 July 2021
Application typeSHD3-Application to ABP
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Proposed development

Application description published by South Dublin County Council.
The construction of 241 residential units, in 5 apartment blocks, ranging in height from 4-6 storeys, and 3 three storey duplex block. The development will provide 93 x1-Bed and 148 x2-bed units. Block A is a 5 storey block comprising 40 units (20 x1-bed units; and 20 x2-bed units). Block A includes balconies on southern, northern and western elevations. A dedicated community building space comprising 552sq.m will also be provided on the ground floor of Block A. Block B is a 4 storey block comprising 34 units (18 x1-bed units; and 16 x2-bed units). Block B includes balconies on southern, southern, western and eastern elevations; Block C is a Part 4 Part 5 storey block comprising 43 units (21 x1-bed units; 22 x2-bed units) Block C includes balconies on southern, eastern and western elevations. Residential tenant amenities (c.171sq.m) is provided at ground floor level of Block C to serve all residential units, comprising; a reception area, games space, residents lounge and gym space. Block D is a 5 storey block comprising 49 units (21 x1-bed units and 28 x2-bed units). Block D includes balconies on southern, western and eastern elevations; Block E is a 6 storey block comprising 47units (13 x1-bed units and 34 x2-bed units). Block E includes balconies on southern, western, eastern and northern elevations; 3 x3 storey duplex blocks are provided to the western boundary of the site, comprising 28 x2-bed units. Balconies and terrace space is provided to the eastern elevation. Provision of 204 on-street, car parking spaces Omission of creche as approved under SDCC Ref. SD14A/0222; The main vehicular access to the scheme will be from Stocking Avenue. A second new vehicular access is proposed from White Pines North to the east. Provision of 422 bicycle parking spaces; All other ancillary site development works to facilitate construction, site services, piped infrastructure, ESB sub-stations, plant, public lighting, bin stores, bike stores, boundary treatments and provision of public and private open space including hard and soft landscaping, plant, provision of public and private open space areas comprising hard and soft landscaping, site services all other associated site excavation, infrastructural and site development works above and below ground.

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