Retention Permission is sought for the construction of a vehicular entrance gate (of 3.5m width) which fronts onto the Commons Road at the northwestern corner of the site and a pedestrian gate (of 0.9m width) fronting at the northeastern corner. Planning permission is also sought for the replacement of existing vehicular entrance gate, which fronts onto the Commons Road at the northeastern corner of the site, with a fixed railing boundary treatment.

Retention permission is sought for the construction of an ancillary single storey office/storage structure (c. 34.65sqm) with associated rooflight located to the rear of Florence Villa together with all ancillary site works, landscaping and site drainage.

Development comprising conversion of attic space, demolition and alteration works. The proposal seeks permission to carry out, refurbishment and alterations at ground floor level. Demolition works to include the existing sunroom to the rear of the house, conversion of the roof space to provide 3 no. bedrooms and 1 no bathroom and the insertion of 4 no. Velux windows at roof level and 3 new windows at first floor level.

Partial Demolition of sections of the existing walls and roof to the rear of the property. We intend to refurbish the existing property, erect a single storey extension to the side and rear of the property and to redesign the roof.

This application relates to development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning Scheme 2014 (AS AMENDED). Permission for the development on Area 8 (Tully). The application relates to lands within 'Development Area 8-Tully' of the Cherrywood SDZ planning scheme 2014 (AS AMENDED) and includes the RES2 lands and part of Tully Village Centre west of Castle Street (1.8ha) identified in this application as Plot T11. The proposed development will consist of 49no houses (comparing 28no. 3 bed units and 21no. 4 bed units) and associated parking. Access is provided via Level 5 roads to the southeast, northwest and southwest of the plot and these roads are accessed from Castle Street (permitted and constructed under Reg Ref DZ15A/0758). Permission is also sought for hard and soft landscaping, ESB substation, Public lighting, boundary treatments and all associated site and development works.

Material Change Of Use Of Premises From Class 1 “Use As A Shop” (Comprising Café And Bakery) To Class 4 “Light Industrial” (Comprising Ancillary Wholesale Bakery Production Facility).

Permission. This application relates to development

Permission. This application relates to development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning Scheme 2014, as amended and is generally bounded by Castle Street to the west, Tully Park, future development lands in Development Area 8 - Tully and the site of the permitted Primary School (Reg. Ref. DZ18A/0458) to the east, Gun and Drum Hill road to the north and Lehaunstown Lane to the south. The development proposed consists of 163no. Dwellings (total gross floor area of c.17,645 sqm) in a mixture of houses, duplexes and apartments comprising of the following: 97no. Houses accommodated in buildings ranging from 2 to 3 floors consisting of 35no. 4-bedroom units, 50no. 3-bedroom and 12no. 2-bedroom units; 30no. 2- and 3-bedroom duplexes organised in 3no. Storey blocks; 36no. Apartments in a single 3 storey building comprising of a mix of 16no. 1-bedroom units, 18no. 2-bedroom units and 2no. 3-bedroom units and 2no. 3-bedroom units. The provision of c.1616sqm of open space, including green infrastructure in the form of an ecological buffer zone at boundary with Lehaunstown Lane. The provision of 2 no. new junctions on Castle Street to serve as the vehicular accesses for the development. A new vehicular access is also provided off the existing Level 5 road bounding Tully Park serving the development. The provision of a new length of Level 5 road linking an existing junction on Gun and Drum Hill Road with an existing junction on the Level 5 road abutting Tully Park and which will serve the proposed residential development. The provision of 266no. Car parking spaces to serve the residential development. New pedestrian links are made to Castle Street, Gun and Drum Hill Road, Lehaunstwon Lane and the Level 5 road connecting with Castle Street. Surface water drainage for the proposed development will be to existing Pond 2B. The redistribution and reprofiling of approximately 36,000 cubic metres of excess soil spoil to be excavated from other lands under the Applicants control within Development Area 1 - Lehaunstown located proximate to the junction with Barrington's Road and Grand Parade which is to be used to re-grade the levels of lands accommodating this residential development on a site of approximately 3.1Ha. An associated temporary haul road linking to Castle Street is proposed to facilitate the movement of this excess soil spoil utilising an existing junction on Castle Street. All ancillary and associated site development and landscape works, including the provision of an ESB sub-Station and bicycle parking. The application also provides for the use of existing roads at Castle Street, Bishop's Street (both permitted and constructed under Reg. Ref. DZ15A/0758) and a permitted road at Cherrywood Avenue (Reg. Ref. DZ17A/0862) which are required to be used for construction and site access to the residential development form Valley Drive and the Wyattville Link Road. These roads amount to approximately 3.34Ha.

Permissin for development. The development will consist of

Retention for modifications to D19B/0480 comprising of (1) Omitting the front elevation porch (2) Retaining the existing front door. (3) Reconfiguration to internal room layouts to the existing house. (4) A new window to the existing house rear elevation. (5) A new window to the rear extension bathroom. (6) A new door to the utility room of the rear extensions northwest elevation. (7) A new window to both the kitchen and dining area on the northwest elevation of the rear extension. (8) Modifications to the fenestration of the development to the north and east elevations of the rear extension of the rear extension. (9) Alterations to the ridge height of the rear extension. (10) Addition of a rooflight to the front profile of the rear extension (11) Omission of rooflights to the ensuite at the rear elevation of the existing house and the utility room of the rear extension. (12) An additional 1.84m2 of floor area to the first floor of the rear extension.

The site of the residential development is located in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme 2014, as amended. The Site of the residential development is located in the Cherrywood Planning Scheme Area and forms part of development area B - Tully. The overall site area of this application is approximately 9.68Ha and is generally bounded by Castle Street to the West, Tully Park, Future development lands in development area B - Tully and the site of the permitted primary school (Reg Ref. DZ18A/0458) to the east, Gun and Drum hill Road to the north and Lehaunestown Lane to the south. Permission is sought for minor revisions to the already permitted development consisting: Change of house type of the 12no. permitted house units fronting Tully Road to house types already permitted within the wider scheme, as follows: 1no. permitted house type B5a to change to 1n0. house type B4aw, 3no. permitted house type C6 to change to 3no. house type C4w, 3no permitted house type C7 to change to 3no. house type C5w (handed), 3no. permitted house type B6 to change to house type B3w, 2no. permitted house type B5 to change to 2no. house type B4w. Changes to the treatment of the roofs over communal corridor areas of the permitted 3no. duplex blocks from glazed to solid single ply, resulting in a rise in the parapet height to the facade. The overall height of the permitted duplex blocks is not changed. Permission is also sought for amendments to the development granted permission under reg ref DZ20A/0552, as amended by reg ref DZ21A/0699 so as to facilitate the construction and phased occupation of the dwelling units. The proposal is a minor amendment to development already permitted under Planning permission reg ref DZ20A/0552, as amended by reg ref DZ21A/0699. The development continues to consist of the 168 dwellings as already permitted.

Retention of the glazed conservatory (16 sqm) to the east side of the existing dwelling and for the internal alterations to the attic (34 sqm) for storage purposes and ancillary contingent works.

Permission is sought for development

1) conversion of existing attic to storage/home office use. 2) To replace existing side hip roof profile with gable roof profile. 3) Fit rooflight to the front roof plane. 4) Fit one rooflight to the rear roof plane. 5) Fit opaque glazed window to the side gable and all associated site works

This application relates to development in the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone. (i) works to the existing two storey dwelling which includes a tower house (Record of Monuments/ Protected Structure) comprising installation of new insulated slab floors at ground floor. Repair and local strengthening of first floor. Repair of existing timber windows, window boards and shutters where possible and replacement of missing windows with timber sash windows. Making good of internal walls, plasterwork, architrave throughout. Erection of stud wall to create bathroom and storage area. Reinstallation of stair case. Damaged and loose cement render removed from walls of tower house and coating of limewash added. Limeslurry to be added to remaining walls in house. Reinstatement of rear external door. Installation of new stud walls to create new W.C. and bathroom at first floor. Creation of void at first floor to allow view of tower house wall from ground floor (this portion of floor is currently missing); (ii) works to stables (protected structure) comprising the removal of stable partition walls and lower animal pen walls and doors to provide for 6 no. retail units at ground floor associated with the overall development. Installation of new insulated floor slab with radon barrier and polished concrete finish to ground floor of stables. Replacement of non-original windows with fixed aluminium windows. Removal of 2 no. existing granite cill at first floor to facilitate new door ways. Erection of pedestrian bridges connecting the first floor to a new mezzanine floor within the garden centre. Repair of timber mezzanine floor with insertion of new steel beams and timber floor joists where existing floor rotted away. Limewashing of walls. Installation of new internal staircase. The first floor is proposed to serve as retail space for homewares. A new opening proposed to North-West facing elevation to allow for required fire escape to stables building; (iii) erection of 3808.88 sqm garden centre structure with ground and mezzanine floors. At ground floor the centre will contain open plan retail space, warehouse, office, W.C., store room and elevator. Primary access is to the north west of the building with secondary access along north eastern, south eastern facades. The centre will merge with the stables resulting in a double height, covered courtyard. The mezzanine floor will contain further retail space, warehouse, staff facilities, store room and external viewing platform/balcony on south eastern façade. Access to the mezzanine floor is provided via a central staircase, an elevator and via the protected stairwell on 1st floor of the stables; (iv) erection of external garden centre (946 sqm) comprising a Rovero structure with retractable roof, directly adjacent to main centre; (v) provision of 106 no. car parking spaces including 95 Car Parking Spaces, 4 Accessible Bays, 4 Loading bays and 3 Family Bays). Car parking spaces will comprise permeable gravel; (vi) provision of 42 no. bicycle parking bay/spaces including 4 no. cargo bicycle bay/spaces and 1 no. motorcycle bay/space; (vii) provision of new pedestrian vehicular access via Mercer Road to north using an existing opening in the wall, and new vehicular access to warehouse via Castle Street. The existing entrances to the south will be maintained and used for pedestrian and cyclist access only; (viii) provision of wetland area and detention basin to facilitate SUDs drainage in front garden of dwelling; (ix) erection of 2 no. fascia signage along north west elevation and signage to main entrance gates (only visible when gates are open); (x) landscaping, repair to existing granite boundary wall and original gateway, new piers to original boundary wall where new entrance ways, SuDS drainage and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.'

Permission for development at this site (2.6ha) located on lands adjacent to St. Laurence College, Wyattville Park, Loughlinstown, Dublin 18, D18 AK07. The Subject Site is enclosed by Wyattville Park, the N11 (Bray Road) and St. Laurence College school grounds. The development will consist of the demolition of the existing AstroTurf and hardcourt area and the construction of a mixed use development ranging in height from one to six-storeys across five no. blocks (21,458sq.m. GFA). The proposed development comprises a Transitional Care Facility with 177no. bedrooms; Assisted Living Facility with 124no. apartment units and associated Management Office (80sq.m. GFA); Childcare Facility (385sq.m. GFA) with associated external play space; Local Medical Centre with dispensary (318sq.m. GFA); Community Room (145sq.m. GFA) and a Café / Tearoom (196sq.m. GFA) and new landscaped Public Open Space including a Children’s Playground. The development is described on a block-by-block basis as follows: Block A: a part one/part five-storey mixed use building comprising a Community Room (145sq.m. GFA), a Local Medical Centre with dispensary (318 sq.m. GFA) and a Local Café / Tearoom (196sq.m. GFA) at ground level with 28 no. Assisted Living apartment units above ground floor level comprising 24 no. 1-bed apartments and 4no. 2-bed apartments all with associated private balconies and associated circulation and service spaces; Block B: a five-storey mixed use building comprising a Creche Childcare Facility (385 sq.m. GFA) with associated outdoor play space and Assisted Living Management Office (80 sq.m. GFA) at ground level with 28no. Assisted Living apartment units above ground floor level comprising 24no. 1-bed apartments and 4no. 2-bed apartments all with associated private balconies and associated circulation and service spaces; Block C & D: part five/part six-storey conjoined buildings comprising of 68 no. Assisted Living apartment units comprising 56no. 1-bed apartments and 12no. 2-bed apartments all with associated private balconies and associated circulation and service spaces; Block E: a five-storey Transitional Care Facility building comprising 177 no. bedrooms at ground to fourth floor level; reception area/waiting area at ground level; associated communal residents’ spaces at ground to fourth floor level including physio/OT room, 4no. activity rooms, quiet room, family room, 4no. treatment rooms, oratory, 2no. private meeting rooms, 4 no. private visiting rooms, 3no. sitting rooms and 4no. dining/sitting rooms; associated operational facilities at ground to fourth floor level including admin office, nursing office, 5no. nurse stations, kitchen, housekeeping sluice, housekeeping store, laundry room, staff room, staff shower room, female staff changing room, male staff changing room, sprinkler tank room, bin store, comms room, 2no. storage rooms, total 31no. stores, 20no. WCs and 9no. sluices; and associated circulation and service spaces. The development will include provision of Communal Open Space (1,904sq.m. total) comprising of 742sq.m. Assisted Living Communal Open Space and 1,162sq.m. Transitional Care Facility Communal Open Space as well as new landscaped Public Open Space (6,533sq.m. total) including a Children’s Playground. The development will include an upgraded vehicular, pedestrian and cycle access off Wyattville Park Road serving the development and St. Laurence College and an upgraded drop off/pick up area serving St. Laurence College in a landscaped setting. The development will also include a new pedestrian and cycle link from the N11 (Bray Road) to Wyattville Park which will be accessible by the public. A total of 99 no. car parking spaces (including 5no. accessible spaces and 20no. EV charging spaces) are proposed along with a total of 120 no. cycle parking spaces (including 60no. long-stay secure covered spaces and 60.no short-stay spaces) and a total of 4no. motorcycle parking spaces. The development will also require the partial demolition of existing boundary walls fronting onto Wyattville Park and the N11 (Bray Road) to facilitate the development and the temporary removal of part of the existing wall fronting the N11 (Bray Road) to facilitate a temporary construction access via the N11 (Bray Road) slip road. The temporary construction access via the N11 (Bray Road) slip road will be decommissioned and the associated boundaries and playing field finishes reinstated following the construction phase. Planning permission is also sought for associated signage and all ancillary site and development works to facilitate the development including bin stores; electrical substation; electric switchroom; mechanical and electrical installations; roof top plant, equipment and solar panels; internal roads and footpaths; public lighting; retaining walls; boundary treatments; hard and soft landscaping; SuDS; attenuation pond; green/blue roofs; water, surface water drainage and foul drainage works; and all associated site strip and excavation works above and below ground.

The development will consist of Permission for a new single storey extension to the side, and a new two storey extension to the rear, of the existing house, and associated site works, and Retention Permission for a new garden shed / home office and associated site works.

New single storey extension to the side, and a new two storey extension to the rear, of the existing house, a new garden shed/home office and associated site works.

Development on site to rear of existing dwelling comprising demolition of garage and subsequent provision of vehicular gateway from Rathmichael Park, Shankill on north-west boundary, subdivision boundary wall, part two-storey / part single-storey dwelling, replacement garage and associated site works including part raised ground levels.

The retention of garden shed and updated ground levels to rear of site.

Remove existing garage, divide site into two plots, erect a 2 storey 3-bedroom detached house with roof windows, a new boundary wall between houses varying from 1800mm to 9oomm high and all associated site works.

Permission for development. The development

Permission for the following: Demolition

Permission is sought for proposed alterations to the existing roof profile including the creation of a gable wall to the side elevation and the introduction of roof lights to the front, along with the construction of a new dormer roof space to the rear of the property.

Permission is sought for proposed alterations to the existing roof profile including the creation of a gable wall to the side elevation and the introduction of roof lights to the front, along with the construction of a new dormer roof space to the rear of the property.

(i) Construction of an assisted living facility across four blocks (A-D) comprising 119 no. units (9 x 3-bed, 29 x 2-bed & 81 x 1-bed) ranging in height from 5 to 6 storeys. (a) Block A contains 24 no. units (16no. 1 Beds, 4no. 2 Beds, 4no. 3 Beds.) across 5 storeys; (b) Block B will contain 27 no. units (18no. 1 Beds, 4no. 2 Beds, 5no. 3 Beds.) across 5 storeys. Provision of communal facilities at ground floors of Block A and B comprising library/study area, cinema/presentation room, oratory, gym, resident’s lounge, assisted living dining room, and community facilities comprising tea rooms and multifunctional community facility; (c) Block C will contain 32 no. units (22 no. 1 bed, 10 no. 2 bed) across 6 storeys; (d) Block D will contain 36 no. units (25 no. 1 bed, 11 no. 2 bed) across 6 storeys. Provision of communal social space with kitchen and servery, staff room and WC, consultation room, family meeting room, reception/admin area, and reception welcome area; Each unit will contain a living/dining/kitchen area, bathrooms, storage and private balconies/terraces. (ii) Construction of transitional care home (Block E) across 5 storeys providing 180 no. bed spaces; (iii) Provision of 2 no. MUGA playing pitches and ancillary lighting and boundary treatments; (iv) Provision of 2 no. grass playing pitches; (v) Closure of exiting gate along southern boundary of site and removal of existing path on western boundary; (vi) Provision of 97 no. car parking spaces and 60 no. bicycle parking spaces; (vii) Alterations to existing entrance onto Wyattville Park and creation of new entrance and footpaths on the southern boundary providing access to the N11; (viii) provision of a new access road to St. Laurence College from the existing entrance from Wyattville Park and the provision of a new school drop-off area; (ix) all other associated ancillary works including SUDs and foul drainage, landscaping, lighting, and boundary treatments necessary to facilitate the development.

Retention permission for single storey

Retention planning permission is sought

Planning Permission sought for the construction of a detached two-storey dwelling house in the side garden. New vehicular access to the side, new pedestrian access to the front and all associated site works to side of existing dwelling house

Permission for a Strategic Housing Development consisting of the demolition of the existing AstroTurf and hardcourt area (totalling 2,812 sq.m) and the construction of a Build-to-Rent residential development (24,195 sq.m GFA) comprising 256 no. apartments (105 no. 1-bed, 145 no. 2-bed and 6 no. 3-bed) in 4 no. blocks ranging in height from 1 to 8 no. storeys above ground level including, and connected by, single storey podiums, and non-residential uses (totalling 604 sq.m GFA) and an AstroTurf pitch (2,242.4 sq.m). The development is described on a block by block basis as follows: Block A (6,375 sq.m GFA): 1 to 5 no. storeys over lower ground floor level apartment building with 59 no. apartments comprising 22 no. 1-bed apartments and 37 no. 2-bed apartments, all with associated private gardens/balconies. Block A also includes the provision of a crèche (363 sq.m GFA) with associated outdoor play area (101 sq.m) and a café unit (135 sq.m GFA) at lower ground floor level. Block B (5,930 sq.m GFA): 1 to 7 no. storeys apartment building with 65 no. apartments comprising 39 no. 1-bed apartments, 23 no. 2-bed apartments and 3 no. 3-bed apartments, all with associated private gardens/balconies. Block C (6,447 sq.m GFA): 1 to 6 no. storeys apartment building with 68 no. apartments comprising 22 no. 1-bed apartments and 46 no. 2-bed apartments, all with associated private gardens/balconies. Block D (6,172 sq.m GFA): 1 to 8 no. storeys apartment building with 64 no. apartments comprising 22 no. 1-bed apartments, 39 no. 2-bed apartments and 3 no. 3-bed apartments, all with associated private gardens/balconies. Provision of internal resident support facilities and resident services and amenities, including concierge, lobbies/lounges, communal workspaces, meeting rooms and a residents only gym and changing facility (totalling 946 sq.m) located at lower ground and ground floor levels; communal open space in the form of podium courtyards with play facilities (totalling 2,244 sq.m); and public open space with play facility (4,378 sq.m). Provision of a new AstroTurf pitch (2,242.4 sq.m) and associated floodlighting and 3m ball-stop netting over 2.4m perimeter fence; a bin store/vehicle shed (106 sq.m GFA); and a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance and associated road and footpath off Wyattville Park Road for St. Laurence College. Access to serve the proposed development will be provided via a new multimodal entrance to the site from Wyattville Park Road together with a dedicated new entrance to serve the existing school. The development will include internal roads and footpaths; a pedestrian/cycle link from the N11 to Wyattville Park which will be accessible by the public and also facilitate access for emergency vehicles; and the partial demolition of the existing wall at Wyattville Park to facilitate access to the site and the temporary removal of part of the existing wall fronting the N11 at the southwestern corner of the site to facilitate construction access via the N11 slip road. The temporary construction access via the N11 slip road will be decommissioned and the associated boundaries and playing field finishes reinstated following the construction phase. 200 no. car parking spaces are provided in total, including 80 no. parking spaces at grade (50 no. residential parking spaces including 2 no. disabled parking spaces, 10 no. visitor parking spaces, 9 no. café parking spaces including 1 no. disabled parking space, 6 no. crèche staff parking spaces, 3 no. parent and child parking spaces and 2 no. car pool parking spaces); 60 no. residential parking spaces (including 3 no. disabled parking spaces and 10 no. electric vehicle parking spaces) below the podium courtyard between Blocks A and B; and 60 no. residential parking spaces (including 3 no. disabled parking spaces and 10 no. electric vehicle parking spaces) below the podium courtyard between Blocks C and D; 10 no. motorcycle parking spaces at grade; and a setdown area at grade. 583 no. bicycle parking spaces are provided for residents and visitors, including 9 no. short-stay bicycle parking spaces at grade and 574 no. bicycle parking spaces at ground floor level (202 no. residential spaces, 71 no. visitor s paces, 3 no. café staff spaces and 6 no. crèche staff spaces in 2 no. enclosed spaces in Block B; 5 no. residential spaces below the podium courtyard between Blocks A and B; 202 no. residential spaces and 80 no. visitor spaces in 2 no. enclosed spaces in Block D; and 5 no. residential spaces below the podium courtyard between Blocks C and D). Planning permission is also sought for all ancillary site and development works above and below ground to facilitate the development and associated signage, including 10 no. stores (totalling 563.4 sq.m); 2 no. bin stores (totalling 96 sq.m); 1 no. ESB substation (15.1 sq.m); 1 no. electric switchroom (7 sq.m); 1 no. telecoms room (4.3 sq.m); mechanical and electrical installations; 1 no. cold water storage tank and booster set room (75 sq.m); public lighting; retaining walls; boundary treatments; hard and soft landscaping; SuDS; green roofs; and water, surface water drainage and foul drainage works; and all associated site strip and excavation above and below ground. The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal will be consistent with the objectives of the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Development Plan 2016-2022. The application contains a statement indicating why permission should be granted for the proposed development, having regard to a consideration specified in section 37(2)(b) of the Planning and Development Act, 2000, as amended, notwithstanding that the proposed development materially contravenes a relevant development plan or local area plan other than in relation to the zoning of the land. The application may be inspected, or purchased at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy, during public opening hours at the offices of An Bord Pleanála and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council. The application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www.n11wyattvilleparkbtrshd.com

Retention of an existing rear extension and side conservatory totalling 150.4sqm and containing within, Kitchen, Livingroom, utility room, bathroom and 2 bedrooms.

Permission for development on lands

Permission for change of use

Permission. This application relates to the development

Permission for change of use of existing ground floor

Permission is sought for the construction of 42 no. residential units, comprising of (i) 8 no. three-bed terraced two-storey dwelling houses (with shared gated pedestrian access to rear) having rooflights and PV panels to front sloped roof; and (ii) 2 no. three-storey apartment blocks (having PV panels to front sloped roof) consisting of 16 no. three-bed duplex apartments, 12 no. two-bed apartments and 6 no. one-bed apartments. Access is proposed via a new road connection between Loughlinstown Wood and Cois Cualann involving the removal of a portion of existing wall and pedestrian gate at north western end of Cois Cualann where it adjoins the application site. The development also includes private amenity space for all dwelling units; in-curtilage and shared surface car parking spaces; bin stores; bicycle parking; removal of existing planting to northern boundary; new hard and soft landscaping including tree planting, hedgerows and a replacement public pedestrian footpath connecting Loughlinstown Wood and Cois Cualann; boundary treatments including a painted metal railing along the southern edge of the new roadway; SuDS drainage; and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the proposed development.

Construction of a new single storey garage with rooflights to the side and a new single storey extension to the rear of the existing 2 storey detached dwelling. A new bay window to the front facade at ground floor and alterations to the windows to the side and rear facade at first floor level of the existing dwelling. New retaining walls to the rear and associated site works.

Permission for 3 bedroom detached bungalow and all

Permission for development. The development will consist of

Development at Loughlinstown Drive, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin comprising Loughlinstown Industrial Estate and part of HSE Heath Centre site all at Loughlinstown Drive, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin The proposed development will consist of: Revisions to previously permitted development - Reg Ref: D19A/0797 (ABP Ref: 307994-20) for a Primary Care Centre and General Practitioner (GP) Surgery and pharmacy unit to include the following: (1) Internal Reconfiguration of floor plan layouts at ground, first, second and third floor levels to accommodate HSE operational requirements (gross floor area of the building decreases slightly from 4307sqm to 4269sqm due to construction build-up of external walls). (2) Changes to external elevations comprising revisions to window and door placement, positioning and sizing to respond to the new internal layout on all elevations; change in external materials from brick to render on part of east, south and west elevations; changes to the elevations to the internal courtyard to include 2no. additional plant area access doors at stair core no.1 on south facing internal courtyard elevation, an additional window and an additional door on the east facing internal courtyard elevation; minor revisions to roof plant including relocation of some roof plant to new plant compound at ground level. (3) Revisions to the site layout plan to include a new a new emergency vehicular egress to public road, extension of access pathway on western side of the building; provision of an additional external door to substation at ground floor on western elevation; relocation of external switch room from the northeast corner of the site to the internal courtyard; provision of additional disabled space in lieu of standard parking space (no change to total number of parking spaces proposed – 61 spaces); new plant compound at ground level for relocation of roof plant; changes to boundary treatment including removal of low plinth wall at front of building and changes to ground levels to allow removal of 2no. retaining walls to south boundary. (4) Minor revisions are proposed to previously approved signage involving relocation and resizing of the sign on the northeast and 1no. additional HSE sign on the upper level of the western elevation. Permission is also sought for all associated site and development works including revisions to hard and soft landscaping proposals to the internal courtyard and the site generally arising from the above.

Application includes development within the Cherrywood Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) and is subject to the Cherrywood Planning Scheme 2014, as amended. Permission for development at lands at Laughanstown, Dublin 18. (Lands bound to the east by Lehaunstown Park House, to the South by Lehaunstown Lane, to the west by the M50 and proposed Beckett Road (Reg Ref DZ21A/1017) and to the North by plot CU2 and Mercers Road). The development will consist of works associated with construction of an open space area referred to as 'Lehaunstown Park Open Space' to include community gardens with ancillary poly tunnels, storage and toilets, a community plaza/play area, car and cycle parking spaces and all associated hard and soft landscaping. Vehicular access is proposed from Mercers Road. Pedestrian and cycle entrances are proposed from Mercers Road and Lehaunstown Lane including connections to a universal access link from Lehaunstown Lane Greenway to Beckett Road which is subject to a separate planning application Reg Ref DZ21A/1017. The current application site is the location of a temporary car park permitted under reg ref DZ20A/0478 the use of which will be discontinued in accordance with condition 3 attached to that permission and the associated infrastructure reused/repurposed to provide the proposed open space and ancillary uses within Lehaunstown Park Open Space. Permission is also sought for services connections and all associated site and development works.

Planning permission for attic conversion with hip roof to Half hip Dutch gable to accommodate stairs, with roof windows to rear to allow conversion as non habitable storage space all with associated ancillary works.

Permission is sought for a new dwelling within the side garden of the existing cottage together with associate site works, including a new 1.8m high wall at the rear dividing the existing site to accommodate the proposed dwelling, a low boundary wall and vehicular entrance to the front blocking up a window within the side (north) elevation of the existing cottage, forming a new rooflight within the roof of the existing cottage and new vehicular in front of the existing cottage. The proposed new dwelling is single storey, with a total floor area of 91.49 sqm.

Retention permission for 1) Existing vehicular entrance and parking area, existing pedestrian entrance along with front/side boundary wall and pillars. 2) Planning Permission sought for new concrete apron from public footpath to existing vehicular entrance with dishing to existing footpath. 3) all above with associated site works.

Permission for new driveway entrance for vehicular

Proposed small 13.7m2 single storey pitched roof extension to rear of the existing property, providing for a playroom and W.C. to include associated site works.

The proposed development will consist of amendments to the permitted residential development Reg. Ref. D23A/0806, which contains an existing residential dwelling known as Saint Anne’s (A Protected Structure) as follows: a) Reconfiguration of Block C to provide a change from the permitted unit mix of 2-bed and 3-bed units, providing an overall increase of 12 no. residential units to now provide for a total of 28 no. 1 bed units within Block C from the previously permitted 16 no. units, increasing the overall gross floor area of Block C from c. 2065.26 sqm to c.2213.43 sqm. b) Alterations to the ground floor of Block C comprising: removal of the previously permitted communal store; removal of the previously permitted bike store; repositioning of the stair core and lift area and the provision of 1 no. additional lift; the provision of a communal room, a plant room, a cleaner store, a lobby, and a universal WC. c) The relocation of the previously permitted bin store from the ground floor core of Block C to the north-western side of Block C, the removal of the previously permitted 10 no. visitor bike spaces to the north-western side of Block C, which are to be replaced with 4 no. visitor bike spaces to the north-western side of the revised communal open space area and 4 no. sheltered and secured bike spaces to the north-eastern area of the communal open space area. d) An overall decrease in the permitted cargo/bike parking spaces from 62 to 34 no. cargo/bike parking spaces. e) Modifications to the communal open space area reducing from c.338sqm to c.182sqm and the provision of 2 no. areas of outdoor gym equipment. f) Increase in the size of the public open space area from c.798sqm to c.1157sqm, re-location of the previously permitted natural playground area from the communal open space area to the south-western area of the site, and 2 no. areas of outdoor gym equipment adjacent to the communal open space area. g) Overall height to remain as permitted at 3-4 storeys. h) The remainder of the development permitted under Reg. Ref. D23A/0806 will remain unaltered by way of this planning application and no works are proposed to the Protected Structure as part of this application.

Development on site of approx 0.6 Ha. The development will consist of a) The demolition (approx 254 sqm.) of all single storey non-original extensions, a single-storey glass house and 3no. single storey outbuildings associated with an existing residential dwelling known as Saint Anne's (A Protected Structure). b) the removal of all temporary timber sheds on site (approx 97sqm). c) the refurbishment and two storey extension of Saint Anne's to provide for a newly renovated 2 storey 4 bedroom residential dwelling and c) the construction of a new residential development of 23no. units in 3no. new build Blocks A,B and C (all 3 stories in height). the refurbishment (approx 219sqm) and 2 storey extension (approx 106sqm) of St. Anne's (A Protected Structure) will provide for a newly renovated 2 storey 4 bedroom residential dwelling (approx 325sqm) with associated car parking and private open space area. Refurbishment works will include the repair and partial replacement of hardwood floors, the application of external insulation to all original walls, the relocation of windows and doors to reflect original external reveals for new external insulation. the removal and extension of window jambs, the replacement of existing asphalt roof with a new insulated flat roof, the repair of water damaged ceilings and cornices, the removal of all later wall light fittings, surface cables, all non original furniture, cabinetry and fittings, the removal of later sanitary ware and replacement of same. The opening up of a blocked dining room fireplace to match original installation. The removal of existing ceramic tiles and the refurbishment of carpet flooring. The new build development of 23no. residential units (9no. apartment units, 9no. duplex units and 5no. house units) will comprise: Block A (3 storeys) containing 2no. 2 bed apartment units at ground floor level and 2no. 3 bed duplex units over first and second floor levels and 1no. semi detached 3bed townhouse over ground, first and second floor level. Block B (3 storeys) containing 4no. 4bed terraced townhouses. Block C (3 storeys) containing 7no. 2bed apartment units and 7no. 3bed duplex units. Each residential dwelling has an associated area of private open space in the form of a balcony/terrace/rear garden area. The development shall also provide for the provision of 1no. relocated vehicular access point further south along Dublin Road, a new pedestrian/cyclist access point via Dublin Road, 35no. new car parking spaces (29 standard spaces, 4 electric vehicle spaces and 2no. disabled spaces). 52 no. standard bicycle parking spaces, 2no. cargo bicycling parking spaces, 2 no bin stores, an ESB substation, 2no.public open space areas and 2no. communal open space areas including a new play area. The site development and infrastructural works provide for water, foul and surface water drainage and all associated connections. All landscaping and public lighting, all boundary treatment works, internal roads and foothpaths and all associated site clearance, excavation and development works.

Residential development on lands known as St. Annes, a protected structure. Construction of 43 no. residential units in 3 blocks to the north and south of the existing dwelling which will consist of Block A: three storey duplex/townhouse block containing 2 no. 2 bed ground level apartments, 2 no. three bedroom upper level two storey duplex units and 1 no. three storey end of terrace townhouse, all units with private balconies. Block B: three storey block containing 4 no. four bedroom three storey terraced houses with private rear gardens. Block C: five storey block with penthouse setback level containing a total of 34 apartments consisting of 8 no one bed, 24 no. two bed and 2no. three bed apartments, all units with private balconies with ancillary site works including parking for 42 cars, 2 no. communal bin stores, 98 secure bicycle parking spaces and relocation of main vehicle access further south along Dublin Road. The site includes an existing protected structure (RPS 1800), a two storey dwelling house known as Saint Annes and this application does not consist of any works to the protected structure.

Permission for development. The development will consist of the construction of 61 no. residential units consisting of 10 no. three storey four bedroom terraced houses within two terraces of five houses each; 20 no. dwellings within a three storey terrace (10 no. 2 bed ground floor apartment units and 10 no. own door 3 bed duplex units at first and second floor; and 31 no. apartments (22 no. two bed and 9 no. 3 bed units) within two apartment blocks to the south of the site. Block A (adjacent to Ballybride Road) will contain 12 no. apartments and will be two / three storey over basement; and Block B will contain 19 apartments and will be four / five storey over basement in height. The development will consist of creating a new vehicular entrance off the Ballybride Road to provide access to the 87 no. car parking spaces of which 49 no. will be provided at surface; and 38 no. within the basement under Block A and B. There are 155 no. bicycle parking spaces proposed to serve the development of which 93 spaces will be provided at ground floor within Block B, 50 spaces within two bike store to the rear and front of the duplex terrace and 12 spaces at surface. The development will also consist of new pedestrian access points off the Ballybride Road and off the pedestrian pathway (Lordello Road) to the south. The development will include a new foul and water drainage connection and all associated site development works above and below ground, including landscaping throughout the site that includes informal play areas as well as all ancillary and site development works.