D20A/0232
Permission for development.
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Unit 1 and part of Unit 2 Burton Hall Road, Sandyford Industrial Estate
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D25A/0619/WEB
The development will consist of the continuation of use as a Sports Facility / Gym (totalling 1245.8 sq.m including 199.8 sqm mezzanine plant) pursuant to Condition 2 of DLRC Planning Permission Reg. Ref. D20A/0232. No internal alterations are proposed as part of this development. Ancillary forecourt car parking provision is proposed to be reduced from a permitted maximum of 20 car parking spaces pursuant to Condition 4 of Planning Permission Reg. Ref. D20A/0232 to provide 14 car parking spaces (including 2 wheelchair accessible car parking spaces). 10 no. cycle parking spaces are provided internally and 10 no. covered, external bicycle parking spaces are provided pursuant to Condition 3 of Planning Permission Reg. Ref. D20A/0232.
D25A/0455/WEB
The development will consist of: (1) The removal of internal storage lockers at ground floor level and at the existing mezzanine level. (2) The removal of the existing mezzanine level [c.270 sq.m. GFA]. (3) The installation of a new free-standing mezzanine level [c.1,115sq.m. GFA] with associated stairwells and lift shaft. (4) Reconfiguration of the car park layout to the west of the unit to accommodate 1 no. accessible space and 4 no. electric vehicle (EV) charging spaces, resulting in a net decrease of 4 no. car parking spaces in the overall site. (5) Provision of 2 no. short stay bicycle spaces and 2 no. long stay secure sheltered bicycle spaces located to the west of the unit. (6) All associated site development and services work on a site of c.0.46ha.
D17A/1060
Permission for development comprising the following: Demolition of existing
D25A/0289/WEB
BHR Developments Ltd. intend to apply for Permission and Retention Permission on this site of c.1.768 ha at the former FAAC Site, Leopardstown Road and Burton Hall Road, Sandyford, Dublin 18. Planning permission will comprise of the following: • Demolition of the existing commercial building on site (c.4,600 sq.m Gross Floor Area (GFA)). Retention permission consists of the following: • Retention of the temporary site hoarding (2.4m high) erected along the site perimeter.
D22A/0274
Permission is sought for 2 No internally illuminated signs to replace existing signs
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