Permission for the installation of roof mounted solar photovoltaic panels to include all ancillary works and services. AI received 10/05/21

PERMISSION AND RETENTION: Attic conversion for storage with dormer window to the rear and dormer window to the front. Two Velux windows to the front roof area. Rear shed for retention. New gable side window. Rear single-story extension. Front single storey extension with roof window.

Planning permission for development on a 1.03 hectare site at the existing Aldi Store site, St. Margaret's Road, Finglas, Dublin 11. The proposed development involves: (1) the demolition of the existing Aldi store (1306 sqm gross); (2) construction of a 2 storey commercial block fronting St. Margaret's Road, incorporating a foodstore measuring 2620 sqm gross (1326 sqm net retail), with ancillary off-licence sales area at first floor level over under croft car parking, including an external service area; (3) associated signage consisting of 4 no. internally illuminated fascia signs (4 no. of 4.8 sqm each, total area 19.2 sqm) and 4 no. vinyl signs (4 no. of 1.8 sqm each, total area 7.2 sqm); (4) reconfiguration of the existing car parking to provide for a reduction of car parking spaces from 171 existing to 154 proposed; (5) 20 no. cycle spaces; (6) revised southern vehicular access off St. Margaret's Road; (7) All landscape, boundary treatment and site development works.

The proposed development consists of permission for Part off-licence use in the existing retail unit.

RETENTION: The proposed development consists of the retention of the amalgamation of Unit 5 & Unit 6 into a single retail unit.

We Rathdrinagh Land Unlimited Company (Trading as Irish Recycling LTD) intend to apply to the aforementioned Planning Authority for permission for development on lands at Huntstown Townland and Coldwinters Townland, Co Dublin. The development will consist of the construction of a Materials Recovery Facility along with a Food Container Cleaning Plant. The development is phase one of the Huntstown Circular Economy Hub and will include for the following works: 1. The development will consist of the erection 2no. separate buildings and associated site area for use as a Circular Economy Hub. 2. The processes to be carried out within the Materials Recovery Facility building include for the sorting of range of wastes into recoverable and recyclable streams. Recoverable wastes to processed will include for potential recyclables. This building will include for an external odour control plant with associated flue. 3. The processes to be carried out in the Food Container Cleaning Plant building will provide a centralised washing/sterilisation facility for large food retailers in the area to facilitate re-use of containers. 4. The 2no. buildings to be constructed wil incorporate ancillary office and staff facilities along with solar PV panels and signage. 5. The development of associated access roads, turning/loading areas, footways, parking areas, electric vehicle charge points, landscaping, lighting, fencing, bicycle and bin storage facilities and associated site works. 6. The provision of an ESB substation. 7. The provision of ancillary external storage areas. 8. The reprofiling of existing ground levels within the site and associated works to include for infilling and reprofiling of lands within the overall site area. 9. The provision of a new site entrance with associated works to facilitate vehicular and pedestrian access along with associated upgrade works to the adjacent public road to include for provision of footpaths and cycle paths. 10. The provision of a weighbridge and associated staff building at the entrance. 11 The provision of perimeter fencing and security gates. 12. The provision of all associated hard and soft landscaping works. 13. Provision of attenuation tanks and associated infrastructure as part of the surface water system along with installation of a bypass petrol interceptor. 14. All ancillary site development, landscaping and construction works to facilitate foul; water and service networks. The Materials Recovery Facility will require an EPA Industrial Emissions Licence. An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared and accompanies this application. AI Rcvd 18/12/23

The proposed development will consist of 243no. residential units in 3no. Blocks (Blocks E, F and G) with a total gross floor area (GFA) of 22,116sq.m (excluding basement car parking) with associated ancillary accommodation, private balconies, communal amenity spaces and public open spaces as follows: Block E is an 8 storey building comprising 95no. apartments (24no. 1 bed units and 71no. 2 bed units; Block F is a 7 storey building comprising 81no. apartments (53no. 1 bed units and 28no. 2 bed units) and Block G is a 7 storey building comprising 67no. apartments (39no. 1 bed units and 28no. 2 bed units). A total of 108no. car parking spaces are provided in a combination of surface spaces and at basement level beneath Blocks E and F. The development will be accessed from Charlestown Place and via the adjoining Phase 1 development (Reg. Ref. ABP-310350-21) to the east which is currently under construction and modifications are proposed to the adjoining Phase 1 to provide for integration of Phases 1 and 2, including revised fire tender access for Phase 1 and basement access for Phase 2 west of the permitted Block C and east of the proposed Block E, access road and infrastructure connections between Phase 1 and 2 and bin store and bin staging point to the south east of the proposed Block G. The proposed Phase 2 development makes provision for access and infrastructure connections to the applicant's lands within the Dublin City Council administrative area to the west which will be subject of a separate future planning application. Permission is also sought for, hard and soft landscaping in public realm and public open spaces within the development, cycle parking at surface and basement levels, water supply and foul water connections and surface water infrastructure, connections to public utilities, ESB stations, plant areas, roof mounted photovoltaic (PV) panels and all associated site and development works. The application is a Large-Scale Residential Development and may be inspected at the following website: www.charlestownplacephase2lrd.com An Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) has been prepared in respect of the proposed development.

Permission for the construction of a 2 storey extension to the side.

The development will consist of: 1 Retention of a single storey pitched roof garden room structure located to the rear of the site for multipurpose use including a home office, kitchenette, playroom & toilet ancillary to the main dwelling for the use and enjoyment of its occupants.

The development will consist of the demolition of the existing front porch and single storey side extension and the construction of the two-storey side extension and single storey front porch and all associated site works at 59 Valley Park Road, Finglas South, Dublin, D11.

Planning permission for the installation of 2no. pair of automatic entrance gates, 1 no. pedestrian gate and 2.4 metres high fencing (circa 80 metres total length) to entrance area to the Site (A & B). Also we are applying for Retention Permission for installation of external ground level refrigeration plant equipment at the Southern Elevation of Unit A, ancillary to the Chiller Rooms within the Unit.

Planning permission for the constructon of

Planning permission is sought for single storey extension to front, side and rear of existing house, for new utility/games room, also single storey porch extension to front, new single storey lounge to rear and all associated site works.

Provision of extension (148.9msq) to existing warehouse.

Retention of alterations to layout plans, elevations and roof of 2 storey, 3 no. bedrooms end terrace dwelling, dormer to rear as erected, which differ from Planning Permission WEB1953/21 and permission to complete works with new vehicular entrance to the front, parking and all associated site development works.

The erection of 2 storey, 3 no. bedrooms end terrace dwelling, dormer to rear, new vehicular entrance to the front, parking and all associated site development works.

Permission is sought for an increase in childcare places from 40 to 72 places. AI Rcvd 07/03/2025

New 2 storey extension to rear of existing dwelling with internal modifications and associated site works

The construction of a single storey 5,000m2 research and development building, which will specialise in developing pilot scale circular economy solutions for a range of discarded resources; including associated office and welfare facilities. The development includes fencing and boundary treatment, signage, internal access roadways and a site entrance. Permission is also sought for all associated site works and services. AI deemed significant 01/04/21 Revised notices received 19/04/21

PERMISSION to erect a two storey, three-bedroom end of terrace house in the side garden to include revised site entrances and new vehicular entrance to accommodate off street parking and all associated site works at 53 Rathvilly Park, Finglas, Dublin 11.

The development will consist of the sub-division of the existing house and gardens located at no. 12 & 12A Wellmount Park, to form 2 no. independent dwellings. The formation of the additional 70 Sq Mt 2 storey, 2-bedroom semi-detached house, will incorporate the existing ground floor 35 Sq Mt independent living space (noted as no. 12A Wellmount Park) in addition to the existing 35 Sq Mt first floor extension (situated above), that forms part of (no. 12 Wellmount Park). The development will also include the necessary internal works, including the installation of a ground to first floor staircase.

Permission is sought for a new play area and low fence in the 3 existing car parking spaces to the front, and also an increase in childcare places from 40 to 72 places at any one time, at Little Harvard Creche & Montessori.

PERMISSION: For change of use permission of The Lodge from existing residential use to a community facility. The proposed use will maintain the existing single storey layout to include counselling rooms, office, kitchen, staff and accessible toilets.

The proposed Development will consist of first floor partial demolition to form openings in the gable end wall to the side of existing house and proposed construction of a new first floor extension over existing single storey extension to the side and rear of the existing house with pitched roof. Proposed new extension comprising new bedroom with en-suite shower room, home study and shower room. Proposed minor internal modifications and decoration to the existing house and associated site ancillary works.

Demolition of existing garage to Side, with construction of a new Detached, 2 Storey, 4 Bed Dwelling House, site works include new vehicular access for existing & new dwelling, with associated site works.

The development will consist of

The installation of approximately 8 linear metres of rota spike to the existing palisade perimeter fence, at the existing Abbottstown Above Ground Installation (AGI).

The widening of the existing vehicular entrance onto Valley Park Road and to replace the remaining front boundary wall (also facing onto Valley Park Road) with a fixed wrought iron fence.

The construction of a single storey extension to the rear and side of an existing light industrial/warehouse unit. The development will include ancillary offices, staff toilets, trade counter/display area, carparking, elevation signage on the front elevation and all necessary site works. Demolition of a double single storey flat roofed domestic garage building is also included.

Permission is sought for the demolition of the existing boundary walls and sheds to the side of the existing dwelling, the construction of 2no. terraced 3-bedroom 2 storey pitched roof dwellings with 2no. new vehicular entrances from Wellmount Crescent a 2mt. high boundary wall and all associated site works at the existing vacant site adjoining no. 16 Wellmount Crescent, Finglas, Dublin 11.

Permission for a first floor extension to side of existing dwelling over existing garage, new porch to front with arch over garage entrance and widening of existing vehicular entrance and all ancillary site works.

Kilsaran Concrete Unlimited Company intend to apply for permission for development and retention permission for development at an existing concrete batching facility at Kilsaran, Millennium Business Park, Cappagh Road, Dublin 11, D11 R2HE. The proposed development amends Fingal County Council Reg. Ref FW18A/0087 (as extended by Reg. Ref. FW18A/0087/E1), which was subsequently amended by Reg. Ref. FW21A/0032. The development permitted has commenced and is in the process of being implemented. The development for which retention permission is sought consists of modifications to the permitted development as implemented on-site, described as follows: • Covered aggregate triple storage bay that replaces 3 no. previously permitted aggregate storage bays; • Amended design and layout of concrete batching plant (and ancillary, related plant) and concrete reclaimer; • Revised location of 2 no. weighbridges. The weighbridges to be retained do not have cabins; • Amended truck parking layout and an increase in truck parking by 5 no. spaces; • Reduced size of water tank and provision of associated plant and plantroom not previously permitted; • Larger ESB switchroom of c.55.5 sq.m in revised location. The previously permitted ESB substation to be retained as a storage unit; • With associated amendments to be retained to the permitted concrete pavement and tarmac areas, refuelling area, lighting, boundaries and landscape details. The development for which permission is sought consists of amendments to the permitted development comprising: • The relocation and amended design of a previously permitted office. The office has been reduced in size by c. 395.5 sq.m; • The removal of existing storage containers to facilitate an extension of c.191 sq.m to an existing workshop building; • Revised location of a wheelwash; • Alterations to the permitted car park layout and a reduction in car parking from 62 no. spaces to 40 no. spaces including for 2 no. disabled and 5 no. EV parking spaces; • The relocation of a permitted bicycle shelter and an increase in bicycle parking from 10 no. spaces to 20 no. spaces; • The provision of 5 no. e-bike spaces and 5 no. motorcycle spaces; • Amendments to permitted lighting, hard and soft landscaping and boundaries; • All other associated site excavation, infrastructural and site development works above and below ground.

Planning permission to erect 1576m2 of photovoltaic panels on the roof of our existing building of our factory with all associated site works.

No change is proposed to the residential and non-residential floorspace permitted by Reg. Ref. ABP-307415-20. As described in the public notices, the development will consist of: (i) A revised surface level car parking arrangement to accommodate 4no. additional accessible car parking spaces increasing the overall surface level car parking provision from 83no. to 87no. car parking spaces. (ii) Relocation and enlargement of the previously permitted ESB Substation No. 1 to a position further south along the eastern boundary of the site. (iii) Provision of a generator enclosure along the south eastern boundary of the site. (iv) Revised external finish to the ESB Substation Nos 1 and 2 to match generator enclosure and to comprise render finish in lieu of previously permitted brick finish.

Site of c.0.615 in the townland of Grange. the site is bounded by Cappagh Road to the south; an access road from Millennium Business Park to the west and the wider Kilsaran facility to the north and east. The proposed development will consist of amendments to a permitted office/staff-welfare building approved under FCC Reg. Ref. FW18A/0087. The proposed amendments consist of the increase in size of the overall building floor area by 31.5sq.m resulting in a total gross floor area of 622.5sq.m; revisions to elevations and facade treatment; provision of solar PV panels at roof level; and amendments to surrounding hard and soft landscaping. No changes are proposed to the permitted site access, parking provision or drainage arrangement.

New ground floor extension to front, part single part 2 storey extension to rear with internal modifications and associated site works

RETENTION & PERMISSION: A. Retention of a single storey extension to side and rear(currently under construction) and further planning permission for B. New vehicular access gates to front and dishing of footpath to accommodate same, C. All associated site works.

Planning permission sought for proposed single storey extension at rear and associated site works.

The proposed development will consist of an extension to the existing food production and warehouse building at Manhattan Peanuts Ltd comprising an additional floor area of 1,913sq.m. and associated external amendments. Works to facilitate the proposed extension include the removal of the existing bin store on site and the removal of the existing sunken ramp and loading bay located to the south-east of the existing warehouse building. The proposed extension will provide for: (i) 1,252sq.m. of additional floor area at ground floor level, comprising warehouse space, a packing room, reception area, storage space, a charging room, plan room and new lift and stair cores; (ii) 26sq.m. of additional floor space at mezzanine level, comprising a clean room; (iii) 321sq.m. of additional floor space at first floor level, comprising a canteen room, toilet facilities, storage space, office space and a meeting room; (iv) 314sq.m. of additional floor space at second floor level, comprising storage space, office space with access to a balcony area and a boardroom. Other works proposed onsite include: (v) provision of a new sunken loading bay, loading area and access ramp at ground floor level, to the south-east of the proposed extension; (vi) the provision of an additional 23 no. car parking spaces (including 2 no. accessible parking spaces and 3 no. EV charging spaces) and 5 no. new truck parking spaces at surface level; (vii) provision of a new secure bicycle shelter located adjacent to the southern site boundary; (ix) provision of new permeable asphalt and grasscrete surfaces surrounding the proposed new extension; (x) provision of a staff courtyard area to the south of the proposed extension; (xi) partial recladding of existing warehouses and the provision of new solar panels to the roof level of the proposed extension; (xii) boundary treatments, hard and soft landscaping, foul and surface water drainage and all associated site development works necessary to facilitate the development.

RETENTION: Permission sought for retention of vehicular entrance driveway to the front garden area.

The development will consist of an extension at first floor level to the side & rear of the existing two-storey end-of-terrace house complete with a hipped roof, alterations to the ridgeline of the main roof to extend out in line with the new roof, and a new roof structure to the existing ground floor flat roof extension to the rear.

The development will consist of (1) New 2 storey detached 3 bedroom house. (2) New boundary walls. (3) New vehicular access. (4) Off street car parking. (5) Associated site works.

Permission to install a 1.8m x 1.42m x 0.51m (HxWxL) above ground natural gas pressure reduction cabinet and an accompanying 3.25m high vent stack with all ancillary services and associated site works.

Permission for a for a development on this site: PATRICKSWELL COURT 1 FINGLAS, DUBLIN 1 1, D11DT04. The development will consist of: New 2 storey detached 3 bedrooms house. New boundary walls New vehicular access Off street car parking. Associated site works.

Planning Permission, for a temporary period of 3 years, for a change of use for part of existing vehicle storage compound to open air retail car sales to include car sales office of 54m sq in a single story temporary cabin structure, also new signage above the portacabin and at front entrance to the site, all at Roundabout beside Joe Duffy Motors, Exit 5 M50 North Road, Finglas, Dublin 11.

For a development on this site at side of existing house: The development will consist of a new two storey detached three bedroom house with a new vehicular entrance to the front with off street car parking and associated site works.

PERMISSION & RETENTION: Retention of existing extended rear garden storage/ office/ gym, permission for a ground floor extension to create link between existing dwelling and new proposed family ancillary accommodation to replace existing storage /office/ gym to rear garden, with internal modifications and associated site works.

Retention of an internal two-tier mezzanine floor (installed 2017) for storage of materials ancillary to the existing warehouse operations. The space is used exclusively for storage.

ABP Ref ABP_310350-21 This application may be inspected at www.charlestownplaceshd.ie The development will consist of a total of 55,523sq.m (gross floor area - GFA) in 4 blocks (Blocks 1 - 4) including: 590no. residential units comprising 234no. 1 bed units, 316no. 2 bed units and 40no. 3 bed units (totalling 53,881sq.m), non-residential floorspace including 2no. retail/ commercial units (350sq.m), 4no. offices suites (224sq.m), a health/ medical centre (526sq.m) and a creche (542sq.m) all totalling 1,642sq.m and all associated roads, streets, public spaces and services infrastructure. Blocks 1 and 2 are located above a shared single level basement with Block 4 also above above a single level basement. The development is described as follows on a block by block basis:- Block 1 (19,821sq.m GFA): 211no. apartment units (comprising 91no. 1 bed units, 106no. 2 bed units and 14no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation, terraces, balconies and a roof garden in a 2 to 10 storey block. Block 1 ground floor level includes 1no. retail/ commercial unit (170sq.m), 3no. offices suites (160sq.m) and a creche (542sq.m) with external play area at ground and first floor levels all fronting onto a proposed pedestrian boulevard. Block 2 (18,209sq.m GFA): 184no. apartment units (comprising 57no. 1 bed units, 123no. 2 bed units and 4no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation, terraces, balconies and a roof garden in a 2 to 7 storey block. Block 2 ground floor level includes 1no. retail/ commercial unit (180sq.m), 1no. office suite (64sq.m) and a health/ medical centre (526sq.m) all at ground floor level fronting onto the proposed pedestrian boulevard. Block 3 (8,021sq.m GFA): 95no. apartment units (comprising 54no. 1 bed units, 34no. 2 bed units and 7no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation, terraces and balconies in an 8 storey block. Block 4 (9,472sq.m GFA): 100no. apartment units (comprising 32no. 1 bed units, 53no. 2 bed untis and 15no. 3 bed units) with ancillary accommodation, terraces, balconies and a roof garden in a 2 to 6 storey block. Vehicular access to serve the proposed development will be provided from Charlestown Place via the southern arm of the existing signalised junction which is proposed to be upgraded. The existing pedestrian access from the Charlestown Shopping Centre across Charlestown Place is proposed to be relocated to the west to align with the proposed internal pedestrian boulevard within the current application site and the existing internal street within the Charlestown Centre. Permission is also sought for associated reconfiguration of the central median on Charlestown Place and the existing footpaths, cycle tracks, bus stops, taxi rank and hard and soft landscaping on the northern and southern edges of Charlestown Place and south of the Charlestown Shopping Centre. Pedestrain and cycle access is also proposed via a new entrance on St. Margaret's Road. Provision is also made for vehicular access from Charlestown Place through the site to McKelvey Celtic AFC playing pitch at the south eastern corner of the site including relcation of the existing gated entrance to McKelvey Celtic AFC playing pitch and a future access to the undeveloped greenfield site to the west. Permission is also sought for 515no. car parking spaces and 1068no. cycle parking spaces at basement and surface levels, bin storage areas, ESB substations, plant and public lighting, boundary treatments, surface water drainage infrastructure including connection to the attenuation tank permitted by Reg. Ref. F19A/0146 and located beneath a proposed central landscaped public open space of c.4,737sq.m, a linear public open space of c.1,848sq.m and all associated site development and infrastructure works including demolition of the existing temporary surface car park. The application contains a statement setting out how the proposal will be consistent with the objectives of the relevant development plan or local area plan.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.

Permission and Retention Permission for proposed development consisting of: 1. Cricket oval (156 m diameter field of play), permanent fixed seating for 4,240 spectators with access from the northeast and southwest, and perimeter fencing. 2. Two storey (12 m high) main pavilion building (4,477 sqm) comprising High Performance Centre (HPC) including 4 lane indoor cricket hall with viewing gallery, hall storage, fitness suite, medical and consulting rooms and HPC offices; Player and Match Official Area (PMOA) comprising 4 no. team changing suites, internal and external viewing areas over the oval, team analysis area, physio room, players and coaches changing facilities and utility room, changing and support accommodation for officials, team and official dining room, and anti-doping suite; and foyer, admin staff area, staff room, toilets, and venue control room. 3. Cricket oval floodlighting via 6 no. columns of maximum height 60 m approximately. 4. The provision of spectator concourse and service zone/route immediately around the cricket oval seating; 2 no. moveable sightscreen frames; maintenance facility; and 2 no. toilet blocks. 5. Arrivals plaza including the provision of 31 no. car parking spaces (including 2 no. EV spaces and 7 no. accessible spaces and 1 no. shared EV/accessible space) and 15 no. bicycle parking spaces for day-to-day and non-event/match day use. 6. Provision to the north of the proposed access road of a permanent cricket facility energy centre, provision of a media/outside broadcasting zone for all event/match days; and (a) provision of 150 no. car parking spaces (of which 15 no. are for permanent use and 135 no. for event/match use up to 4,240 attendance, of which there are 18 no. EV spaces and 2 no. accessible spaces and 1 no. shared EV/accessible space) and 184 no. bicycle parking spaces; (b) provision of an event/match overlay area to accommodate a further 170 no. car parking spaces and further bicycle parking spaces for attendances in excess of 4,240 spectators. 7. Provision of serviced overlay areas to accommodate up to a further approximately 7,760 non-permanent seats required on an occasional basis (to bring the total occasional capacity to 12,000 seats) and for concessions, food and beverage, corporate activities, spectators’ activation zones for use only on match/event days, and provision of permanent utilities and services in the form of water, electricity and waste water. 8. Provision of new outdoor grass surface practice nets providing 16 strips, and retention permission of existing access, landscaping and 26 no. car parking spaces at the existing nets for use on a permanent basis. 9. New access road with new entrance incorporating totem signage, pedestrian crossing, carriageway, cycle lanes, footpaths, bus turning area, bus/taxi drop off area, bus lane reservation, upgrade to 2 no. existing pedestrian and bicycle crossings and junction improvements on Ballycoolin Road. 10. 8 no. bus/coach stops, bus and coach turning area/terminus, 30 no. bicycle parking spaces, upgrade and modification to existing vehicular roads, and widening and resurfacing of existing footpaths/cycleways, new gated pedestrian/cycle entrance to the south of the campus, provision of new cycle routes and footpaths promoting active travel into and within the campus. 11. Provision of temporary haul road to facilitate the construction of strategic drainage infrastructure. 12. Temporary provision of a construction compound for the proposed scheme north of the proposed access road prior to completion of the proposed development. 13. Reprofiling of land, extensive landscaping, necessary services and infrastructure, diversion and undergrounding of existing overhead power lines, 2 no. substation kiosks and transformers, and all associated site works above and below ground including temporary works required to facilitate the efficient and safe ongoing operation of the campus. The planning application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment Report (EIAR) and a Natura Impact Statement (NIS). The proposed development is located within the historic estate and attendant grounds of Abbotstown House which is a protected structure (RPS No. 0683), and adjacent to protected structures Abbotstown Gate Lodge (RPS No. 939), Irish Institute of Sport (RPS No. 0940) and St. Coemhin’s Church (in ruins) and Graveyard (RPS No: 0684). Additional information received 01/08/25 Significant Additional Information received 08/08/2025